LawnMaster CLBL4016A Cordless Leaf Blower 40V Max with 2.0Ah,Battery Powered Leaf Blower Lightweight for Lawn Care, Leaves and Snow Blowing(Battery & Quick Charger)

This seems to be a good product. My concern is with the battery. How fast will the ability to hold a charge diminish? How long before will need to be replaced?

This thing is a monster, I cant believe its electric. It actually has recoil that you have to fight a bit on the highest setting. It blows so hard that it can actually dig holes in the ground if you hold it in one place. Itll clear your lawn of leaves, grass clippings, seeds, pine needles, pine cones, cats, dogs, children passing by, anything not nailed down goes flying. Theres 2 settings and an adapter for a lot of adjustability with your air flow. The leaf mulch function, surprisingly, works really well. I chose this brand over others because of its durable metal impeller, which actually does mulch leaves, finer than my lawn mower can. The suction is not as strong as I wish, but is understandable considering its working in reverse with a much wider mouth. I can pick up damp leaves left over from last year and compacted by snow, using this right after they fall would be so easy. Switching between modes is super easy, the bag isnt top drawer quality but its more than enough for what it is. Over all I couldnt be more pleased with this. Its a tool you dont realize how much you need till you have it, more than worth a buy.

Saved a ton of time and used 1/4 the number of bags.

I’ve never heard of this particular brand of yard equipment, but this blower/vacuum seems to be great quality. It is sturdy, has adjustable speed, and has a metal impeller and blade to chop up leaves. I’m not sure if it really achieves as 16:1 ratio, but it is very effective. The only problem I had with this blower is that it stopped working 5 minutes after I started using it. I tried everything I could think of, but I just couldn’t get it to work. I tried new cords, different outlets, and so on. Nothing worked. Eventually I figured out that there was a safety switch on the blower housing where you connect the leaf bag. I understand that there is one on the impeller door, which is necessary to keep it from coming on and possibly causing someone to cut their fingers, when the impeller door is open. But why is there a safety switch on the leaf bag, where you attach the blower tube when it is used in blower mode? Anyway, what had happened was that I didn’t completely engage the safety switch on the leaf bag. You have to press REALLY hard to completely lock the bag in place and activate the safety switch. Once you do that, you are good to go. I guess I had not completely pressed the bag on and it disengaged just enough to stop the blower in its tracks. Other than that, I had no other problems with the blower.

The battery life is probably 30 min. That’s why I bought a second. Blow is strong