Cordless Leaf Blower, 2-in-1 Portable 21V Lithium Battery 110V Multifunctional Blower for Blowing Leaf, Clearing Dust & Small Trash,Car, Computer Host, Hard to Clean Corner by SHINTYOOL

Blower works perfectly for what I needed. It is light weight and powerful enough for blowing off my porch and steps.

I have a full size cordless leaf blower and wanted something a bit more convenient to use on my vehicles to remove road dust and water when cleaning them. I saw a video about using a blower to remove water from your vehicle when washing it instead of using towels. This handy blower works to remove road dust (I live off a dusty dirt/gravel road) and to help remove excess water when cleaning my car or truck. I still need to use towels to remove some of the water but the blower helps by getting rid of most of it for a quicker cleanup. The blower is very light and convenient to use and holds charge for a good while w/o having to recharge. This blower can also be used to blow off the grass clippings from my lawn tractor w/o having to drag out the full size blower. A good value and worth it for my needs.

This may have lost, due to less power and having bought the $80 bundle, means it came in two orders. Comparing: -Build: Alloyman, though this doesn't feel that cheap, the accessories do, but the device doesn't -Battery: Alloyman, the batteries for this are just plain, and you have to remove the battery to charge it, is interesting. Alloyman's battery has a meter built in, so you can see at a glance what's left in it. Also, since I bought the package, meant the second battery came the next day. Where Alloyman's comes both in the box and has a more official looking charger than just a barrel jack. THOUGH ironically the batteries are interchangeable. -IN-BOX ACCESSORIES/ATTACHMENTS: THIS HANDS DOWN, NO COMPETITION. I mean if you're going to "market" your "leaf blower" as a "vacuum" as well, have some actual vacuum attachments Alloyman. OOH you have a little bag and that's it. GREAT. This came with a nice, cheap feeling corrugated hose, a crevice tool, a flat wide tool, and another one I can't remember, like a detailing one. Also, the hose this terminates to, seems quasi standard so, you can buy other universal attachments for it. Probably would look for like a mini-shopvac attachment supplier, since maybe the big shop vacs might be too large. THOUGH, the diameter seems not too proprietary. I prefer the Shintyool's default "leaf blower" attachment, even though it's way cheaper feeling than the thick TPU like rubber of the Alloyman. The reason? It's shorter and slightly more narrow in size. Which for what I bought these for, as a replacement for canned air, having that shorter nozzle is way more helpful. The Shintyool also has "narrow" nozzle attachments. And they REALLY cut down on the output power of this thing. nearly halving it. -At the task it was made for: NEITHER, look at the size. NOW this isn't to say that either don't have a place outside and with leaves, totally does. Like gutters, windows, car, bikes, small tasks. -Features: This, since at least it offers a "LOCK" so you don't constantly have to hold down the trigger. Alloyman forces you to keep it depressed. -Power: Alloyman, by a good margin with the default nozzle. The Shintyool maybe depressed my arm about 1/4in and the Alloyman did about 1/2in. I tried measuring it with my wind meter I bought for my PC case to check air flow, and both overloaded it, which it maxes out at 100MPH. This one didn't have a rating on it for speed, just RPM rating, and I can confidently say, both are true to their claims. There's no 100,000,000 RPM nonsense here. The 16,000RPM of this motor, I 100% believe and buy, since again, that wind meter (I do have another one that can support up to like 500MPH, but can't find it) maxes out at just shy of 10K RPM, and this overloaded it. Meaning it only had 6,000 more to make up for. I think it easily covers that difference. -Weight: kind of a tie, maybe Shintyool is slightly lighter, but not by much. BOTH aren't great for long periods of time, they're not SUPER HEAVY, but maybe 3lbs each. The issue is how you use this. Since this is smaller, it's more forearm manipulation. Where with like a 10lbs leafblower, you're using your whole arm and body. If Shintyool is like 3lbs (since it only says the battery weight), the Alloyman is a half-pound more. -Noise: Equal, both are annoying and shrill. They're not deafening loud, but you notice them. Which, to be frank, I rather they be loud as to not sacrifice power. Conclusion: With a $10 difference in price when you get the "BUNDLE" of a spare extra battery, this is by no means a bad buy. This may be cheaper than the Alloyman (even with spare kit) but it has way more accessories, also nice to see a product page that if it's lying or over exaggerating its specs, I can't tell, and the equipment that tells me that isn't good enough to record the high output this has, which means if it's not accurate, it's not so far off the mark that you'll notice or feel left out. So, it says 13000RPM with attachment on (under load), my meter said it was overloaded and that thing maxes out at 10,000RPM and 100MPH which this little guy exceeded both. It's a GREAT purchase if you plan to use it as a canned air replacement. This will have you covered. It's nearly or maybe at 3x more power than canned air. While canned air due to how narrow the nozzle might get slightly more stubborn caked on dust, this did nearly as good of job cleaning my box fan I have attached to the table I use as a desk in my living room, as canned air did, while being quicker given that it was larger.

Love this! I have a townhouse with little storage. I have a gray deck and it's a hassle to keep clean. This is the perfect solution. It's lightweight and has plenty of power to blow leaves and debris away and the battery lasts a long time! it's small in size, so it's easy to store. Perfect solution at the right price!!

The blower arrived promptly and was packaged to where nothing was damaged. All pieces were included. It was partly charged, so I was able to try it out right away. The blower was quite powerful and was able to blow out my garage floor, which was a surprised and I was happy about because I normally have to sweep this by hand. I did not give a five stars because to use as a vacuum you have to use the hose. The hose does not attach well and falls out both where it attaches to the blower and also to the attachments. The bag does not will not empty easily. There’s just a small zipper on the side where you can try and get debris out. So unfortunately I will be only be able to use this as a blower and not a blower and a vacuum. Which I had planned to use in my car. Disappointed.

This is the best lightweight blower available with plenty of power this is my second one the first one lasted Me 3 years I used it at least 5 days a week so it's worth every penny of it

Recently purchased an outdoor rug for my small patio and decided I needed a small blower to rid the area of leaves and tree flowers. When it was just the cement, a broom worked well enough but I wanted something else. Found this at a reasonable price and decided to give it a try. First off, if came with way more accessories than I need or even imagine needing. I might try them one day but for now, I wanted to give the blower a try. However, I had to first charge the battery. Plugged it in but the light was still red at bedtime. Didn't want to leave it plugged in overnight per the instructions so topped it off the next morning. And off I went, blowing away the leaves, flowers, twigs, bugs, and Arizona dust. Powerful and effective enough for me. It's a small blower, so lightweight and easy to handle. Would probably not be a good investment if you need to blow a yard full of leaves but works great for patios, porches, entryways, and sidewalks. Quite happy with this little dandy.

I really like it its light and powerfull i just wish it came with 2 battery and it last longer