Leaf Blower, Cordless Leaf Blower for De-Walt 20V Battery, 3 Speed Modes Up to 200MPH, 270° Rotatable Electric Leaf Blower with 4 Blowing Nozzles for Lawn Care and Yard(Battery Not Included)

I wasn't expecting much but got more than I thought I would get. For the price and ability to use my DeWalt batteries, can't beat it. I just needed something to clean the leaves and debris off my wheelchair ramp. Should work great for light snow too. For the price I recommend it, even if you need to buy a battery still worth it.

The media could not be loaded. I wanted a blower to dry my car after washing it. Car dryers I looked at cost up to five times more, and many have a cord, which I think is a nonstarter for a car dryer. The less expensive ones looked cheap and maybe not up to the job. I didn’t see any reviews here that mentioned using this blower as a car dryer, so I thought I’d try it. It’s a great blower, but as a car dryer, I’m giving it a B-. More on car drying below.This lightweight, inexpensive blower is surprisingly powerful for its size, but it does not have the power of a larger and more expensive leaf blower. Probably not as noisy either. I’ve never used a leaf blower, but I suspect with this one you’d be chasing lots of leaves from one side to the other. But for other uses…This blower is great! I'm surprised at the power it has. I quickly blow debris out my garage, including all the nooks and crannies. It took just a few minutes. And it made short work of “sweeping” my front porch that likes to collect debris. My house is small, with hardwood floors and quite a few golden retriever LONG-hair tumbleweeds. It was great for this. I blew stuff from room to room and out of the house—in about 5 minutes. I’m sure this would not work well with carpeting. It must have stirred up quite a bit of dust, but I didn’t really see this or see it on my furniture any more than usual.As a car dryer:It works quite well if you car has been recently waxed, but just OK if not waxed. After 1-1/2 years, my car had never been waxed. The blower blew the car off reasonably well, but the water would spread out and you had to chase it around a bit (photo, at left--could only load one video). It did get a lot of the water off, so when I used a fibercloth, there was much less water and so the cloth did not end up too wet to use. After I waxed the car, water blew off very nicely (video, at right). But how many of us keep our cars waxed?Best product I've bought in a long time.A tip: At first I thought the various nozzles did not stay in place securely. Then I found you have to turn them enough and hard enough until they lock into place. Then they are secure. One reviewer said they are hard to put on and remove; I didn’t think so.

Very low quality! Turns on and off by itself! Typical China crap! Start the tariffs! 😠

I have a DeWalt cordless drill, so I just slid that battery into this blower and it claened the patio and walkway with ease. It's the cheapest cordless blower I found, provided to already have a battery. It cannot overtake a slight breeze, so do your blowing jobs on calm days :)

Absolutely love it

This is not designed to move a massive amount of air. It is good for blowing out my cargo van though. It drains a battery very quickly. It is like a blow dryer with a long spout. Overall, it’s priced to be unimpressive. It’s an average bang for the buck deal.

Doesn't work for wet leaves. Not as powerful as reviews said. Does not blow 100 mph in the least bit. Barely can blow leafs off of patio or carport

Use it (keep in the closet by the) front door. Use it to clean leafs around and on stoop. 2 minutes no cord done !!!!!Powerful for the price.