Cordless Leaf Blower, Electric Blower with 2 Battery and Charger, Lightweight Electric Blowers for Lawn Care, Battery Powered Leaf Blower with 2 Speed Mode

I have used the "DAICEL Cordless Leaf Blower" for things such as blowing away grass clippings off the sidewalk after mowing, to blowing away dust and webs from the tall corners and ceilings in my house. It is not extremely powerful, but it has plenty of power for my needs. It is lightweight and easy to hold without being too heavy. I like that it came with an extra battery, so I can always have one charged and ready to go. This has helped me so much as a single mom and I am thankful to have it. Thank You!

I have many battery tools and noticed this one did not require an AC charging port to insert the battery. The batteries charge on this by plugging directly into them, skipping an external unit. Thought that was a good idea and a space saver too. The charge level of each battery is on the battery like others, but since no external charging unit the "fully charged" indicator is on the transformer that plugs into the AC outlet. RED = needs charge, GREEN=charged. A little different than the other battery tools I have.I assembled the unit in a few minutes, noticed the battery already had a charge, so went outdoors and blew some leaves around. Not bad. Like it advertises, its not for heavy duty use. So large piles of leaves were too much for it, but general blowing out leaves from stairwells, corners, around bushes etc. it was fine. Has a high/low speed, not too heavy, and decent balance.Unfortunately, the big problem I had was when the battery finally died after that first use and I plugged the charging cable into it to recharge. The light on the transformer is supposed to be RED when it needs a charge and GREEN when its charged. But when I plugged in the dead battery, the light was GREEN and stayed GREEN even though it should be RED. I unplugged, re-plugged, left it a while, no difference.I plugged in the other battery and the light turned RED, as it should, so the only thing I can assume is that either the first battery was defective, or that using that battery to depletion without first charging it to 100% somehow affected it. In either case, I now have only one battery which would mean only about 10 minutes or so of use followed by a re-charging.Good day.***UPDATE:The vendor, without me asking, mailed me a free replacement. All works as it should now and I am increasing my rating for their A+ customer support.

I am not too sure on this.I have a Husky backpack blower that is awesome but heavy and messy... plus fuel, fuel lines, carb etc… I then got a HF battery leaf blower that we use and love, but it’s kind of bulky and dragging it back and forth between our home and farm was simply annoying. So we got this to leave at the house, or the farm… not sure yet.It is nice and small, lightweight and functional. The two batteries it comes with seems like you’re getting a good deal, but they are only 2 amp hrs. It’s a complete kit ready to go out of the box. The entire unit including the batteries and charger feels light and cheap. The batteries are not interchangeable with Bauer or Dewalt – just FYI. The “blowing power” simply isn’t anything to brag about. This might be good for someone who owns a condo, or wants to gently blow off the motorcycle after washing it, maybe… or the sawdust off of the miter or table saw. I am not sure if it will be good enough at our farm for blowing out the barn floor or the deck and roof of the camper, or sawdust off of the sawmill. But I am also not sure it will be able to handle the mess the trees leave around the home sitting on almost 2 acres.Your mileage may vary depending on your needs and how you intend to use this. This might be awesome for some, and useless for others. I am in the middle…The best part about this leaf blower is the colors. If anyone including my neighbors is 20+ feet away, they think I am using a DeWalt.

as in lightweight debris. I got this hoping to use it on a small section of turf that we have alongside our pool. Unfortunately it did pretty much nothing in that location. It would blow off a stray leaf but the blower is not powerful enough for anything even remotely embedded in the turf. It did ok with grass clippings and leaves on our smooth pool deck if you kept it on high. Honestly low felt like a light breeze. I can't imagine using it at all. Maybe dusting off something glass? I found the balance to be off and it is small so being tall it was a bit awkward to get it low enough and at the right angle to move things in the direction you want it to go. I could see it really bothering your arm and wrist with any long term use. I was feeling it in just a few minutes. Overall it's an ok item. For what it is I think the price tag is a bit hefty. Will I use it for a quick clean up after I weed? Yes. Will I use it for a quick patio clean off before company? Yes. But will I love it or grab it for anything and everything...nope. I's just not powerful enough for much. Sadly in the trade-off between another tool versus just having a broom I can't say it's really worth it at all. If you need a gift for someone that is hard to buy for or someone who has trouble using a broom then it might be something they could use, but it falls into take it or leave it for me. It is a solid product but it's just ok at what it does.

I LOVE this thing. This leaf blower is perfect for your typical apartment dweller who is too lazy, like me, to use a broom to sweep off the leaves from the porch. It makes super quick work blowing debris from your porch over to your neighbors so you can then go inside and enjoy an adult beverage while watching your security cam for when the neighbors come out and start cursing at you. BLISS! But this thing has so many more uses after I put my created juices to the task. I now use this for many other things like, it's an excellent blow dryer for my hair in the morning. It is great to scare the crap out of my cat and to get him out of the room. Use can also use this to dry off your car, blow out birthday candles, share your farts(quickly), scare humans, dry house windows, chase off annoying door to door sales people, and my personal favorite, scare the crap out of people during Halloween. It often gets confused with the sound of a chainsaw. I'm sure there are many other uses but those are my favorites. And it's extremely helpful that this comes with two batteries so it's easy to swap out and continue the fun. The power adapter actually plugs into the battery in the center top (see pic) and does not come with a slide in charger like you would see with a DeWalt product. That's not a big deal though. What is however is, the batteries come with a battery indicator so you can see how much charge you still have on the battery. I absolutely love this feature and believe all batteries should come with some sort of indicator like that. This really has been a fun product to use and I have been super happy with it! Cheers!!