YougfinLeaf Blower Cordless with Battery and Charger, 160CFM Battery Powered Electric Blowers for Lawn Care, 6 Speed Mode Small Rechargeable Leaf Blower Lightweight for Seniors (21V)

This is easy to get up and ready. Just charge up the battery, put the blower extension, plug the battery in and use. Very easy works well for blowing the spiderwebs and bugs off the front porch. I wouldn't say this is the most powerful blower but works well for small house jobs. It does have six speeds but I put it on the most powerful and it works best for me that way. There is also an on/off button. Easy to use and works well!

This leaf blower came with a manual, a charger, and a battery. When it’s fully charged, it does a pretty decent job of blowing dry leaves, small pine needles, and lightweight twigs off of our walks and driveway. It runs about 15 minutes at mid-speed.According to the information, the blower has six speeds, but the button to adjust the speed is sort of wonky. It’s small, barely raised up, and is marked only with + and - signs. I find it a bit tricky to push just the right spot to increase or decrease the speed. There are no level indicators, so you just have to listen to the sound the blower makes to figure out if the speed is going up or down.We’ve only used the blower a handful of times, and it works pretty well, but the speed button is already showing visible signs of wear. Hopefully it will hold up over time.

So I live in an area with lots of trees and it can be real annoying when it comes to cleaning off the patio. We get everything and it is a pain to have to sweep literally everyday. I saw this product and decided to give it a try. Wow, what a difference in time and effort. What typically takes me 20-30 minutes took 10 minutes. I was super impressed with the power and battery life this little blower has. I love that it has variable speed and can really move a lot of leaves. It is really light and easy to maintain. The only negative I have found so far is the button for changing speeds. It is a single push button and over time I am afraid it will stop working. It may have been a pipe dream too, but I was hoping it would fit my craftsman batteries. Alas it is a proprietary battery, would’ve been really sweet though. Overall this is a really nice product that will serve its purpose hopefully for a few years and then some!

The media could not be loaded.  This blower is good given its limitations. What's that limitation? It's only 21 volts. Nowadays most battery powered tools are 40v or even 80v. This means this tool doesn't have the oomph of other more powerful battery powered tools. It's good for clearing the sidewalk of freshly cut grass, but if there's a lot, it will take you a bit of time to do the job. The design of the air exit does a good job of concentrating the air and making the outflow fast. It's concentrated though so you'll need to be more precise where you're pointing the tip.Two other things that could be improved is that 1) there's no indication of the battery charge. Other brands will have an on-battery meter, even if it's just 3 LEDs. So it's impossible to tell how much battery you have left. 2) There's no indicator of what speed your blower is set on. Fortunately, every time you turn it on, it starts from speed 1. You need to count 5 presses of the speed button to get to the top speed.As for battery life, I was able to clear my front sidewalk, my driveway and dust off my lawn tractor and still had power left. How much left....well, that I don't know.

This works great for doing small jobs around the yard, but not if you have a large property or a lot of work that needs done. This is great for the patio and front walkway. Very convenient for that. Works great.

Before I owned a leaf blower, I actually believed that I didn't need a leaf blower! How very wrong I was. I use this sucker... erm... blower all the time. For example, let's say that you get sawdust all over a bunch of tiny, lightweight nick-nacks that your wife cares about for some reason. It's going to take forever to clean with the shop vac because you'll keep sucking those little demons up and having to go fish them out. Before you know it, you sitting on your shop floor with a roll of paper towels and some pledge and you're basically spit-shining every individual piece of useless crap.OR... If you had a leaf blower...You could use your trusty leaf blower at just the right distance, to blow away all of the sawdust quickly without putting any undue stress on the little pieces of trash that you're forced to endure.Lastly, not all Chinese leaf blowers are created equal. Some fall apart, others are very weak, an some are just bewildering. This one checks all of the boxes and performs remarkably well.

Years ago I used a leaf blower at work that was also battery powered but it did not have the kind of power that this leaf blower has.This leaf blower has an incredible amount of blowing power and a very long lasting battery.You can tell that technology has come a long way since the inception of battery powered tools in the early 2000's.I can attest that this amazing blower could very well hit the 100+ miles an hour of blowing power.I like it and it does the job so well, I may never pick up another rake in my life again.You can buy this blower and thank me later!

This thing is nifty and useful. Wish it had a battery life indicator and that the "mouth" was wider, but other than that, this is a good blower. However, I wonder how much bran-name blowers cost and the longevity of this in comparison.I charged it before the first use. About one hour.Very ligthweight and easy to hold. Easy to operate.I didn't even read carefully about the different speeds/power setting so I used it at the lowest setting for about a week until I read that part of the manual. I'm surprised it can go 6 levels, I only use it at level 1 and 2. Haven't had to charge it yet. I used it for about 5 minutes every other day for the past 2 weeks.Easy to aim.