WORX WG546E.2 18V (20V MAX) Cordless Air Turbine Leaf Blower with x2 2Ah Battery Packs

Wasn’t sure to go for this 20v version, or the more powerful 40v version. I was surprised to find that I could easily blow the leaves off my gravel drive into a neat pile on the low power setting. Had to use the high power setting to move the damper leaves. The real test would be clearing wet and dry leaves off my sizable lawn. No problem! I did make sure both batteries included were fully charged as the first battery ran out before I finished the lawn, but I just switched over to the second battery to finish the job. Great timesaving product.

The media could not be loaded. This cordless leaf blower is unbelievable value for money – I paid just £93.95 and it comes with 2 batteries! It gave slightly less power than the Ego and Hyundai blowers – it struggled on very thick piles (12 inches plus!) of wet leaves but I managed to clear my 250 m² un-mowed lawn of heavy wet sycamore leaves in 10 minutes which is how long the battery lasts.The WORX cordless leaf blower seems to weigh about 3kg with the battery making it easy to carry.The battery takes a long time – about 4 hours to recharge – maybe that’s why they include 2 battery packs!

It does what it is supposed to do, slowly. Each battery charge lasts about 15 minutes on low setting and only 5 mins on high setting. When on high the flow matches petrol powered blowers. The low setting is OK on a dry day and when leafs are not sticking. It's OK for light duties and quick use.I also would have liked to be able to get a different nozzle, I think a smaller nozzle pobably will dislodge more stubourne leafs. Overall it's OK but with hindsight, I should have went for a petrol one

Tried this blower for the first time today when leaves were covered in due. Very light and easy to use, very little blow on first settingjust enough to blow leaves into line ready for going into the second setting to clear, this setting works fine piled leaves into heapready to bin. Job took me about twenty minutes and battery was still going. This blower suited me well and I would recommend for a small garden.

Even more powerful than I expected. Easily blows even piles of wet leaves. It doesn't lack power. But it does lack longevity. It comes with two 20V 2Ah batteries and a slow charger that takes a couple of hours to charge each battery. The batteries are the newer type with a built in charge indicator so you can see when they are empty/full but they only last 5 to 10 minutes each in the blower. This product should really come with the 20V 4Ah battery and a fast charger. I have two 4Ah batteries that came with my Worx lawnmower. The fast charger can charge them both in about half an hour. With the 4Ah battery attached the blower works for 15-20 minutes. A much more realistic effort. I think you can buy the 4Ah batteries separately - or get the mower. It's excellent too.

I previously had this leaf blower but in the corded version it was a fantastic blower until it just stopped working.I found out that the motor had burnt outSo I purchased this blower and was told that the batteries would each last plus or minus 45 min .I have been using this blower for two months now and I can not get more than 15 minutes out of each of the batteries .

Pretty good but only one battery included! NOT two like specified!

Purchased this blower to help maintain our recently installed artificial lawns. It's light weight and very powerful on max setting. Standard setting is sufficient to clear most debris off the lawns.We don't have huge lawns but so far I have managed to do everything I need on a single charge of one battery.Impressed and will certainly consider Worx items again.