HEINPRO Cordless Leaf Blower Compatible with Dewalt 20V Max Battery 400CFM Electric Leaf Blower Cordless, Variable Speed, Turbo Mode, Leaf blowers Battery Powered for Lawn Care, Yard(Tool Only)

I had researched several light-weight and easy to use leaf blower, bought another brand but it did not have enough power and bought this one, a keeper. We bought the HEINPRO Cordless leaf blower for clearing leaves and dirt from our front patio, and it works perfectly. It is lightweight combined with an impressive turbo power is making it easy for even my wife to clean the patio as often as she likes. We use our existing DeWalt 20V Lithium-ion battery, which has excellent battery life—more than enough for multiple cleanings. This is a plus, if you already have DeWalt tools, the battery is interchangeable and saves space and $ by avoiding to have multiple chargers and batteries. The HEINPRO has a larger diameter blower tube along with an integrated variable speed turbo switch. The air volume can reach up to 400 CFM/120 MPH in the turbo mode which can move more dirt. Suggestions for future product improvement: Make the base a bit more longer so it will be more stable when resting on the floor (it sits perfectly now)

Wasn’t expecting it to be good but it blew my expectations quite literally. Small, light, and powerful, plus if you pair it with a 5ah battery it will work for almost half an hour. So all in all it’s a good bang for your buck.

decent blower for my needs in the garage.. it will blow grass off the driveway too still works atter a year.

It's a great little blower for blowing leaves, sawdust or sand out of the garage, off of the porch or blowing dust or water off of a car. It's not really powerful enough for blowing leaves or grass from the yard. I love that it runs on Dewalt batteries! It will eat through a 2 amp hour battery pretty quickly, especially when using the turbo button, but I don't need it to run for very long when doing the jobs I bought it for. I have a couple of 5 amp hour batteries for larger jobs, if I need them. I really like this blower! It's lightweight, blows pretty strong and does what I need it to do, all for a fraction of what a Dewalt cordless blower costs! I can't speak about the durability, but it seems to be pretty well built and if it lasts even as little as a year, I have no problem with spending the little bit that this thing costs to buy a new one!

I picked this up hoping it would play nicely with my existing DeWalt batteries, and it didn’t disappoint. The batteries snap in like they were made for it, which instantly makes this blower worth the price. No extra chargers, no juggling different battery types - just grab a DeWalt pack and go. Power-wise, it’s got more than enough oomph to clear off our RV site before we roll out. I’ve used it on the roof too, and it handles leaves, dust, and those mystery campground particles without breaking a sweat. Lightweight, easy to maneuver, and surprisingly strong for something this compact. If you’re looking for a solid, budget-friendly blower that plays well with the batteries you already own, this one’s a winner. Highly recommended.

Arrived and took it out of the box almost immediately. Works great with Dewalt batteries that we had on hand. Plenty of power for general leaf blowing, etc. Used the turbo feature a few times and worked like a champ. Also, interestingly, sent e-mail to get extended warranty. I was not expecting much TBH but got a return e-mail back just a few hours later acknowledging they were honoring the year warranty. Super happy with purchase so far. It will probably not use the 6Ah or larger batteries. I have the smaller ones 3 and 5 and they work well. Also, the battery charge hardly moved after doing the whole driveway. Another plus I apréciate.

Looks DeWalty. It's strong so use a bigger Ah battery. A 5 fits fine. My "boost" button keeps sticking. When stuck in boost, there is no variable speed. Sometimes a love tap will fix it but other times, I need to take it apart. When the button isn't stuck, it works great. Convenient two piece tube makes it easier to store. Balanced well with a big battery and has plenty of airflow. Another cool feature is that the battery is protected so when you set it down, it doesn't rest on the battery. I suspect that yours will not have the switch problem and you'll be pleased with your purchase. Even with tge issue, I still highly recommend.

I was a bit uncertain about this purchase, because it was SO inexpensive compared to a Dewalt blower. I was ordering some more dewalt 20V batteries, though, so I thought, why not? I'm so glad I did. This blower is lightweight (especially compared to my ancient corded blower) and reasonably powerful., about 10% fewer CFM than claimed by the Dewalt, but certainly did the job clearing my driveway. It did start to run slow towards the end of that outdoor project, but I just changed batteries and kept trucking. Things I liked: quiet compared to my old blower (but I probably still should have worn ear protection). Light weight enough that in some places I was easily able to use it left handed. I loved the fact that it has a continuously variable trigger, not just 2 or 3 options for speed. As I said above, inexpensive - in fact, cheaper than the Dewalt batteries that run it. And I liked the fact that since I already had Dewalt tools, I didn't need to get batteries. Things I didn't like: even though it was pretty light, I'd have liked a shoulder strap to take the strain. I'd like to see an add-on tip with a smaller orifice so that I could direct very high speed air towards problem spots. My old blower could convert to a leaf vacuum, and this can't, but given that it's cordless, probably wouldn't be very powerful. And if you're not already using 20V Dewalt tools, I don't know if it would be worth it. IIRC, the warranty is only 90 days. Things I don't yet know about: Durability - It'll be interesting to see if this lasts for a long time. My old Black and Decker blower (which I'm now trying to repair) lasted well over a decade, and the only reason that I now need to repair it is that the plug overheated enough to melt the plastic around it. And now, I'm seriously considering seeing if I can strap it to my bike and get a significant push!