Best Weed Eater and Leaf Blower Combos
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A weed eater leaf blower combo pairs a string trimmer and a handheld blower on one shared battery platform, so you can switch between edging and clearing debris without buying two separate power heads. The five combos below are all battery powered, and they differ in voltage, whether batteries and a charger come in the box, trimmer cutting width and blower airflow. This guide uses only what each listing states, so you can match a combo to your yard and your existing batteries.
Quick answer
- Choose a combo whose battery platform matches tools you already own. The listings cover 20V, 40V and a Husqvarna bundle, and two of them are bare tools with no battery or charger.
- Check whether a battery and charger are included. The BLACK+DECKER, SENIX and PowerSmart kits list them, while the Houselife combo is listed as tool only.
- Compare cutting width and airflow together. The trimmer widths range from 10 to 16 inches, and the blower airflow ranges from 310 to 650 CFM across the listings.
- Look at warranty terms. The BLACK+DECKER kit lists a 2-year limited warranty, SENIX lists 5 years for tools and 3 years for battery and charger, and Houselife lists 1 year.
How to choose a weed eater and leaf blower combo
Start with batteries. A combo is only a bargain if the battery fits the rest of your tools. The Houselife listing is built to use an existing DeWalt 20V MAX XR battery, while the BLACK+DECKER, SENIX and PowerSmart kits come with their own packs. If you already own a 20V or 40V tool line, check the listing for the battery system before you buy, because a combo on the wrong platform means buying a second battery and charger.
Next, decide how much cutting width you need. The trimmer in each combo sets the width of the cut. The SENIX and BLACK+DECKER trimmers are listed at 10 inches, Houselife at 12 inches, the Husqvarna string trimmer at 16 inches, and the PowerSmart 40V trimmer at 13 inches. A wider head covers more ground per pass, while a narrower head is easier to control around beds and fences.
Then compare the blower. Airflow is stated in CFM and speed in MPH. The Husqvarna blower is listed at 650 CFM and the Houselife blower at 400 CFM and 130 MPH. The PowerSmart 40V blower is listed at 310 CFM with winds up to 99 MPH, and the SENIX blower at up to 350 CFM and 80 MPH. The BLACK+DECKER blower is listed at 130 MPH for hard surfaces. Higher CFM moves more debris, while higher MPH gives more force on a single spot.
Finally, weigh the set. The listings give weights for the trimmer and blower separately in some cases. The BLACK+DECKER trimmer is listed at 4.5 pounds and its blower at 3.7 pounds. Houselife lists a 4.2-pound trimmer and a 3-pound blower. The Husqvarna blower is listed at 8.4 pounds. If you will hold the blower for long periods, a lighter unit can reduce fatigue, though the listings present that as their own description rather than a measured result.
Comparison at a glance
The table uses only values stated on each listing. “Not stated” means the listing does not give that value.
| Combo | Voltage and battery | Battery and charger included | Trimmer width | Blower airflow and speed | Warranty |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BLACK+DECKER LCC222 20V MAX combo | 20V MAX, 1.5Ah lithium ion | Yes, 2 batteries and charger | 10 inches | 130 MPH hard surface blower | 2-year limited |
| Houselife HL-DLBSTA-0DB combo | Compatible with DeWalt 20V MAX XR | No, tool only | 12 inches | 400 CFM, 130 MPH | 1 year |
| SENIX S2K2B1-03 20V combo | 20V Max X2, 4.0Ah | Yes, battery and 2A charger | 10 inches | Up to 350 CFM, 80 MPH | 5 years tools, 3 years battery and charger |
| PowerSmart PS76405C 40V combo | 40V, 4.0Ah | Yes, battery and charger | 13 inches | Up to 310 CFM, 99 MPH | Not stated |
| Husqvarna 320iL and 230iB bundle | Battery B140 (4Ah) and charger 40-C80 | Yes, battery and charger | 16 inches | 650 CFM | Not stated |
Roundup: five weed eater and leaf blower combos
BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX Weed Eater, Edger and Sweeper Combo (LCC222)
This BLACK+DECKER kit covers three jobs: a string trimmer, a wheeled edger and a sweeper. The listing says the kit includes two 20V MAX lithium ion batteries and a charger, and it states a 1.5Ah battery rating. The trimmer weighs 4.5 pounds and the blower weighs 3.7 pounds, according to the bullets. The automatic line feed supplies trimmer line as needed, and the edger converts from the trimmer head. The bullets state a 2-year limited warranty. The listing describes the kit as quiet, which is a description rather than a noise measurement. This is the most complete kit in the set for a buyer who wants batteries in the box.
Houselife Cordless Weed Eater and Leaf Blower Combo, DeWalt 20V Compatible
The Houselife combo is listed as tool only, with no battery or charger. Its listing says it works with DeWalt 20V MAX XR lithium ion batteries, so it can use a battery you already own. The trimmer is a 12-inch string model with auto line feed, rated at 8500 rpm, and the listing says it converts to an in-line wheeled edger and mini mower. The blower is listed at 400 CFM and 130 MPH. The listing states a 1-year manufacturer warranty, a 4.2-pound trimmer weight and a 3-pound blower weight. The bullets include dual-safety locks on the trimmer and a flower guard. Choose this combo if you already own DeWalt 20V batteries and want to avoid a second battery.
SENIX 20V Weed Wacker and Leaf Blower Combo with 4.0 Ah Battery
The SENIX combo runs on the SENIX X2 20 Volt Max battery platform and includes a 4.0 Ah battery and a 2 amp charger. The trimmer has a 10-inch cutting width and a single .065-inch line spool, and its head adjusts and works on both edging and trimming. The blower is variable speed, with up to 350 CFM and 80 MPH, and it has cruise control in the listing. The listing says the battery charges in a little over two hours. The warranty in the bullets is 5 years for the tools and 3 years for the battery and charger. The bundle includes a cutting head shield and mounting hardware for the trimmer. It is a clear pick for a buyer who wants a variable-speed blower and a long tool warranty.
PowerSmart 40V Max Weed Wacker and Cordless Leaf Blower Combo Kit
The PowerSmart 40V kit includes a 40V 4.0Ah battery and charger, and the listing says the battery can power other PowerSmart 40V garden tools. The trimmer is listed with a 13-inch cutting diameter, a 0.065-inch auto feed head and a weight of 9 pounds. The blower is listed with a maximum airflow of 310 CFM and a wind speed of up to 99 MPH, and the bullets describe a turbo mode for more airflow. Because the listing does not give a warranty term, check the listing before buying if warranty length matters to you. This kit suits a buyer who wants the wider 13-inch trimmer head and a 40V platform.
Husqvarna 320iL String Trimmer and 230iB Leaf Blower Bundle
The Husqvarna bundle is the most powerful set in the group by the numbers the listing gives. The 320iL string trimmer has a 16-inch cutting width, and the 230iB leaf blower is listed at 650 CFM at 8.4 pounds. The bundle includes a B140 4Ah battery and a 40-C80 charger. The bullets describe an active cooling system for consistent power and a boost mode that the listing says gives 20 percent more power when needed. The listing says the trimmer is 25 percent lighter with faster cutting speed, a comparison the listing does not describe against a named model. This bundle fits a buyer who wants the widest trimmer width and the highest airflow in this roundup.
Review: Husqvarna 320iL and 230iB Bundle
Of the five combos, the Husqvarna bundle gives the most listed performance numbers. It pairs a 16-inch string trimmer with a 650 CFM electric leaf blower, which is the widest trimmer width and the highest airflow in this group. The listing says the blower weighs 8.4 pounds, which is light for its airflow, and it names an active cooling system and a boost mode for extra power. Those are claims in the listing. The sources for this roundup do not include a measured comparison, so the reading here is limited to the listing values.
The bundle includes the battery and charger, which removes one decision for a buyer starting from scratch. The B140 4Ah battery and the 40-C80 charger are both listed. Because the listing names the exact battery and charger, you can check whether your yard needs a second battery for longer sessions. The listing does not state a runtime for this bundle, so plan around the battery capacity rather than a specific number of minutes.
The trimmer side has a few details worth reading closely. The 16-inch cutting width covers more ground per pass than the 10- and 12-inch trimmers in this group. The listing describes the trimmer as a battery string trimmer with faster cutting, and it says the trimmer is lighter than the previous model. Because the bundle is a 16-inch head, it is better suited to open lawns and wide edges than to narrow strips around flower beds, where a smaller head is easier to guide.
The blower side favors clearing large areas. At 650 CFM, the blower moves a large volume of air, which is useful for driveways and patios with a lot of leaves or grass clippings. The 8.4-pound weight is listed for the blower alone. If you have a shoulder or wrist concern, a lighter unit can be easier to hold through a long job, but the listing does not give a grip or vibration measurement.
The main drawback is the price tier, which the listing does not tell you directly. Check the listing for the current offer before buying. The bundle also has no stated warranty length in the bullets, so if warranty terms matter, confirm them on the listing. Overall, this bundle is the choice for a buyer who wants a large trimmer head, a powerful blower and a battery and charger in the box.
Close alternatives
If you want a 20V platform with a battery and charger, the SENIX 20V combo gives a 10-inch trimmer, a variable-speed blower and a listed 5-year warranty on tools. If you already own DeWalt 20V MAX XR batteries, the Houselife combo is the tool-only option that uses that battery.
Mistakes to avoid when buying a combo
- Buying a combo on the wrong battery platform. The Houselife listing is compatible with DeWalt 20V MAX XR batteries, and the others use their own battery systems.
- Missing that a combo is tool only. The Houselife listing states that the battery and charger are not included.
- Comparing airflow numbers without checking speed. CFM measures volume and MPH measures wind speed, and the listings state both in different ways.
- Ignoring the trimmer width. A 16-inch head and a 10-inch head cut very different widths in one pass.
- Searching for accessories instead of the combo itself. Straps, racks and primer bulbs match the keyword but are not combo tools.
FAQ
Is a weed eater and leaf blower combo worth buying over two separate tools?
A combo makes sense when the tools share a battery platform you already own or plan to buy. The listings show that the same battery powers both the trimmer and the blower in each kit, which reduces the number of batteries and chargers you need.
Do these combos include a battery and charger?
Some do. The BLACK+DECKER, SENIX, PowerSmart and Husqvarna listings all include a battery and charger. The Houselife combo is tool only and says the battery and charger are not included.
Which combo has the widest trimmer cut?
The Husqvarna 320iL is listed with a 16-inch cutting width, the widest in this group. The Houselife trimmer is 12 inches, the PowerSmart 40V trimmer is 13 inches, and the SENIX and BLACK+DECKER trimmers are 10 inches.
Which blower has the most airflow?
The Husqvarna 230iB is listed at 650 CFM, which is the highest figure in this group. The Houselife blower is listed at 400 CFM, the PowerSmart 40V blower at 310 CFM, and the SENIX blower at up to 350 CFM.
Can I use a combo with a battery from a different brand?
Only if the listing names your battery. The Houselife combo lists compatibility with DeWalt 20V MAX XR batteries. The others do not list compatibility with other brands, so check the listing before you buy.
Which combo is the lightest to hold?
The listings give weights for different parts. The Houselife trimmer is listed at 4.2 pounds and its blower at 3 pounds, while the BLACK+DECKER trimmer is 4.5 pounds and its blower 3.7 pounds. The Husqvarna blower is listed at 8.4 pounds, and the listing does not give a full-kit weight.
Should I buy the Husqvarna bundle or a 20V combo?
Choose the Husqvarna bundle when you want the widest trimmer width and the most airflow with a battery and charger included. Choose a 20V combo when you already own a 20V battery platform or want a lower-cost entry point with a stated warranty.
Bottom line
Start with the battery platform you already own, then choose the trimmer width and blower airflow that match your yard. If you need a battery and charger in the box and a stated 2-year warranty, the BLACK+DECKER combo is the clearest choice. If you have DeWalt 20V batteries, the Houselife combo is the tool-only option. For the widest cut and the most airflow, the Husqvarna bundle leads the listings.
Related reading on this site: Leaf Blower vs Leaf Vacuum: What Each Does explains how the two tool types differ, and How to Store a Cordless Leaf Blower for Winter covers storage between seasons.
