Leaf Blower, Cordless Electric 765 CFM, Includes 56V 5.0Ah Battery and Charger - LB7654

Awesome power, decent battery life for all out jobs. Pretty heavy though, so get the strap right for your shoulder support for an easier carry while you work.

I was somewhat hesitant about this because there have been some reviews that had problems with a circuit board and have problems getting it fixed but I took my chances and so far I'm very glad I did... It's leaf blower is perfect... It has the perfect combination of very strong blowing force, combined with a variable trigger that allows you to feather down to zero RPMs... Even though it is less than that a minimum CFM of 200, my feathering the trigger I had no problems getting it down to 5 CFM... It's delicate enough and it's triggered control you could dust your piano with it... So I highly recommend this unit. If I have any issues later I will revise my review but so far it is excellent quite possibly one of the best products I've ever bought for the purpose it was intended. Not quite as strong as my corded Toro which blows at about 240 mph I don't know the cfm's but it's very strong but it comes with a card attached to it and only two speeds so you cannot do any fine work with it at all, which is where this one shines...5 thumbs up.

Had the 765 model for almost 6 months. I've pushed small items to great success and with fall leaves I've gathered them with minimal effort. Most of the time I only need to use the lowest blower setting. Probably only needed the maximum speed a couple of times. As a result of low setting the battery life has been impressive. In nearly 6 months I've only recharged twice. Mind you, this is not daily use but more like once a week for maybe 10 minutes of actual use. I've used the special nozzle a couple of times but don't see where it is more effective than the normal circle nozzle. The battery is big and it accounts for much of the weight which can take some getting used to. What I like best is that I can just grab it and do whatever chore I want. No need to tote an electrical cord, worry if the cord will be long enough and avoid the cord getting caught up in plants and bushes or worse something I trip over. I've very happy with my new blower. Did I need to get the most powerful blower? Frankly, no. A smaller one would be as effective but I have no regrets. It does the jobs I need done, effective and efficient and the extra power comes in handy for wet leaves.

I haven't used my ECHO since I got this and I love my ECHO. This machine is lightweight, low maintenance, and the power is awesome. The Achilles heel is the battery life, while it's not bad by any means, it is not sufficient for a full scale job. You need 2 or 3 batteries to not have to worry about finishing a large area job without downtime charging. It's loud as well on turbo mode and you do lose some cfm when the battery gets lower than half. Im going to definitely try out other ego products because I like this tool so much.

Direct comparison between Husqvarna 350iB and EGO LB7654 Both of these blowers are the most powerful ones that I could find in a hand-held battery blower, and both are rated as top performers, however after a head-to-head comparison over a couple of weeks, here are my findings and conclusion. Husky 350iB vs. EGO Power+ LB7654 Weight LBS 10.2 vs 9.5 CFM 800 vs 765 MPH 200 vs 195 Battery 40V Lithium-Ion 7.5 Ah vs 56V Lithium-Ion 5.0 Ah Battery life 15 min turbo vs 15 min turbo Battery Charge time 35 vs min 45 min Noise Level 65 dB vs 64 dB Motor Brushless vs Brushless Features No Shoulder strap vs Shoulder Strap Actual air power (push a soccer ball) equal equal Measured Run time on turbo setting 15 min vs 15 min 10 Sec Battery Charge time 30 min. vs 45 minutes Measured dB at turbo 112 dB vs 103 dB Comments on Husky: Battery charger is quiet and compact. On Turbo it is loud with high pitch only seems to be a slight advantage in blowing power over the EGO Turbo can be locked on - big advantage Comments on EGO: Holding the Turbo button is very tiring and does not allow you to change grip without losing turbo. Turbo sound is not annoying. Battery has some looseness when seated in the blower. Charger is a little large and noisy. EGO - I had a slight preference for the EGO because it is a little lighter (¾ of a pound actually makes a difference over time), and it has a softer, more pleasant sound on the highest setting. I also liked that it has a shoulder strap option, and has the speed dial to accurately select any speed for constant use. Husky - I preferred the Husky design of a power on button, which allows you to pick it up without accidentally blowing things off of the kitchen table (yes true story). I liked that the charger and battery were both more compact, and more quiet during recharging, and that it charges about 15 minutes faster than the EGO. Although the two were very comparable, in the end there was one feature that steered me away from the EGO to the Husky. The EGO blower’s lack of a way to lock the turbo button in the on position without having to hold it with my thumb, was a deal killer. Let’s face it, when I need a blower, I need all the power I can get, all the time. Having to hold the turbo button constantly was very fatiguing. All EGO had to do was add one additional click to the speed dial for turbo. Decision: Husky 350iB

Powerful blower and much easier to use than a plug in blower- no getting tangled up with the cord. Moves large piles of leaves easily.

I checked with customer service and they are aware the old batteries don’t work with it. They just chose not to tell shoppers. So 1 star. After using it a bit, I’m updating my review. The original is at the bottom. So I tried using this blower with a 2.5ah battery that I had from older Ego tools and it doesn’t work. This blower only works with the 5ah it comes with!!!! Dropping it down to 3 stars for that and one other problem. The balance and length are off. I’m 6’1 and the thing is too long to use for very long with the weight and balance. It causes the tip to touch the ground so you have to bend your arm to lift it up. This causes fatigue if you use it for a long time. Performance wise it’s very good and quieter than other blowers so it still gets 3 stars but I think they provide a strap for a reason! I’m going to try it out but stupid design to make it like they did. A trick I use is to remove the tip which makes it shorter. Then you can use it without causing fatigue. Without the tip it loses some of the power or focus but better than a sore arm. If the strap ends up helping I’ll update my review but overall for this being the best leaf blower on the market I’m disappointed. I have a discontinued craftsman v60 that was a better purchase but the battery died and they no longer sell it. So in summary: good power and works well with 5ah battery but doesn’t work with 2.5ah batteries. You have to remove the tip for it to be balanced and comfortable to use. Also without the battery attached it isn’t stable sitting on the ground. But having used it this fall on wet leaves and rough surfaces it works well. If I had to go back I’d try the top of the line ryobi since the smaller batteries from other Ego tools don’t work anyways (I have two 2.5ah batteries that still work fine with other tools). It’s nice having a 5ah battery to use with the string trimmer but I would try the ryobi and compare. It’s too late to return this ego now so I’m stuck with it. Oh well… amazons return policy is weak. Everywhere else is 90 days… lesson learned! Original review: I have a few leaf blowers. From an old gas two stroke model, a first gen Ego, discontinued 60v craftsman, and this brand new one, it’s the best. The original Ego blower I had didn’t have a variable trigger. Which made it terrible. The craftsman 60v was really good and what I used for years but they discontinued the entire line. Sooo what to do when it died? Well Amazon had this one on sale! No brainer as long as they fixed the trigger and it’s as strong as the craftsman. It is and the 5ah battery this kit comes with lasts a lot longer than the old 2.5ah one I had. Only downsides are the battery is big. Don’t be fooled by the photos. It IS a 5ah battery. Double the normal size. With no battery on the blower it’s front heavy and droops. With the battery it’s fairly balanced. But still scrapes the ground with tip attachments on. I do have long arms but I suspect this will be the most annoying thing about it. I plan to take the attachments off next time I use it to see how it works without it. Anyways it puts out a lot of air. It can move any debris including solid chunks of stuff from gaps between concrete if it’s loose enough. I tested it on some areas that don’t normally blow clean and this one worked! Even the gas blower didn’t get all the debris out from the tree roots and other craggy areas. I had fairly high expectations because my old ones were pretty good but this model is actually worth it. It lives up to its specs, hype etc. if you can get it on sale, don’t hesitate! And keep in mind this comes with a double size battery and fast charger. So it’s a no brainer especially when just a battery costs a couple hundred by itself

I really like this blower I usually try to stick with a company for the same battery use so we can change them this one's different from Green works but it's pretty much the same color so it looks cool and the battery is 57 volts where my other ones are 40 for the green works but this one the battery is massive and it drains pretty fast cuz I always like to use the highest possible setting and knowing that this thing's got so much volume I thought wow this can be multiple purposes here right so blowing leaves and all that is great you got the rake style blower tip which is the elongated and it gets a wider narrower path not narrow as far as whatever but anyway it's better for like a broom effect and it's got a wide path but a thin path as far as the height goes so it focuses on what be like a parking lot in front of you with a bunch of leaves and it really disperses the air to get a wider zone for blowing everybody likes to blow okay this could go south in a minute a larger area in your parking lot yeah that's better so since this thing really has some Force I thought well this could be really cool like drying off my pickup truck you know so it doesn't spot when I get water on it and the tubes are pretty long but then I found that they have this secondary thing you can buy it's a nozzle for this thing it's really short and it pin points the air even more and it's about 10 inches long and it hooks up like the rest of the nozzle wood and it's actually designed for shorter applications that closer to you it should be like blowing water off your truck I thought wow they were thinking of me when they made this so I wouldn't use that type of blower attachment on a nice car because there is no filter on this you know say something got in it and it went through it could like scratch up your car but since it's just a work truck and we don't want to get spots all over it after rinsing it off we can just use this for that purpose and it works great the air volume is this freaking unbelievable the turbo button makes your arm fly backwards and I thought wow this could be really cool so let's say which I did I bought two of them one for my carrying at the truck for different properties and one at one of our bigger properties for the maintenance guy to use. So what I was thinking was if I took two of them with me with those short attachments on them I mounted them on the side of my canoe they'd be like a little jet packs put them in the on position you don't have to paddle this could be really neat I am going to do that just as a joke but I think other than tipping over and ruining them this could be like a thrusting okay again Michael South with this one when you the air could be thrusting the canoe forward and you don't have to paddle the canoe and you can even adjust each one like a rheostat so it could be like really high on one side low on the other and you can turn with them so anyway I'm going to try that just for fun and you know whatever cuz I'm goofy and the best thing about these things that they blow leaves could bullies right back up on the trees That's How Strong these things are and go with it for some reason when I bought them they were like $200 and a coupon on them now they're almost $300 so apparently with wonderful reviews like this they just raise the prices so I could say that they're junk but they're really not and I don't usually reviews because I just voice text the words come out all Goofy and wrong but you know what I don't even use punctuations as you probably know so I might go back and change one word up there it said Michael and it was supposed to say might so anyway if you saw that word Michael I'm not going back and change it it's supposed to say might so anyway try to go back and reread if you think something sounded really weird but no you read it properly I am going to mount them to my canoe on each side just to see what it does. And if it is really cool I'm going to edit this in the future and add to it and make a video

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This is the best thing I have purchased in a Long time. Not only will it be a Great leaf blower, but I plan using it for Car drying after detail. Also it will remove snow from car and driveway!

Dad loves his new blower we got him for Christmas. Extremely powerful, and the battery run times are impressive. My dad is able to blow away any dirt/debris on our driveway and sidewalk now, without having to worry about an extension cord. It can be a little heavy after prolonged use, but you get used to it. Overall a solid product. Yes, I did watch Project Farm on YouTube and he also recommended this blower. I can see why it is rated so high by him.

Bought it in the UK. Charger is for the US. Will not work in the UK. Contacted Seller many times with no reply. Amazon will not help

Excellent leaf blower, very strong, have had no issues cleaning up the deck, driveway, and carport. What you’d expect and hope for.