Best Battery Weed Eater and Blower Combo Kits
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The best battery powered weed eater blower combo kit pairs a cordless string trimmer with a cordless leaf blower on one shared battery platform. The best kit for you depends on three listing details: the battery system and whether a battery and charger come in the box, the trimmer’s cutting width, and the blower’s airflow rating in CFM and speed in MPH. This guide compares seven combo kits from their listings, quotes only what each listing states, and ends with a plain rule for choosing.
Quick answer
- Choose a combo whose battery and charger are included if you do not already own a compatible pack.
- Pick a cutting width that matches your edges: about 10 to 13 inches for most small and medium yards.
- Check the blower’s CFM and MPH numbers. Higher airflow moves wet leaves and debris faster, but the listings do not all state the same figures.
- If you already own a DeWalt, Milwaukee or other compatible battery, a tool-only combo can save money on a second battery, but you must add the battery yourself.
How to choose a combo kit
Start with the battery platform. A kit is only as useful as the batteries it runs on. Some listings include one or two batteries and a charger. Others are tool-only and list a battery brand they fit. Read the included items section before you buy, because a tool-only kit still needs a compatible pack.
Next, compare the trimmer. The cutting width is the path the line covers. The listings in this group range from 10 inches to 16 inches. A narrow head suits edging around beds and walks. A wider head covers a larger lawn border faster and weighs more.
Then compare the blower. Airflow is listed in CFM, and wind speed is listed in MPH. Several listings state both numbers. Higher airflow helps with wet leaves and heavier debris, while a lighter blower is easier to hold for long clean-up sessions. Where a listing gives a blower weight, use it to judge how long you want to carry the tool.
Finally, check the auto feed and controls. Automatic line feed keeps the trimmer working without stopping to bump the head. Some blowers have variable speed or two speed settings, which is useful when you clear flower beds and then larger areas.
Comparison at a glance
| Kit (listing) | Trimmer cutting width | Blower airflow | Battery and charger in the box | Notes from the listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PowerSmart 40V combo kit | 13 inches | 310 CFM (listed), up to 99 MPH | 4.0Ah battery and charger | Trimmer weighs 9 pounds per listing; auto feed head |
| Husqvarna 320iL and 230iB bundle | 16 inches | 650 CFM at 8.4 pounds | b140 battery and 40-C80 charger | Active cooling system described |
| goodjob 20V combo with 2 batteries | 12 inches | 650 CFM and 200 MPH | 2 batteries and charger | Auto-feed trimmer and wheeled edger |
| BLACK+DECKER 40V combo | 13 inches | Up to 120 MPH (sweeper) | One 40V 2.0Ah battery and charger | Gear drive transmission; two speed blower control |
| SENIX 20V combo | 10 inches | Variable speed | 4.0Ah battery and charger | Single .065 inch line spool |
| KIMO weed eater and blower combo | 12 inches | 260 CFM and 190 MPH | 2 x 20V 2.0Ah batteries | Brushless motors on trimmer and blower; vacuum function described |
| Houselife DeWalt-compatible combo | 12 inches | 400 CFM, 130 MPH | Tool only; battery not included | Trimmer weighs 4.2 pounds, blower 3 pounds per listing |
Values not stated in a listing are left out. Each row reflects that listing only.
The seven kits
PowerSmart 40V Battery Powered Weed Wacker and Cordless Leaf Blower Combo Kit
This kit includes a 4.0Ah 40V battery and a charger. The trimmer is a 2-in-1 cordless string trimmer and edger with a 13 inch cutting diameter and a 0.065 inch auto feed spool. The listing says the trimmer weighs only 9 pounds. The cordless leaf blower provides a no-load speed of 15,750 to 19,250 RPM, a maximum airflow of 310 CFM and wind speed up to 99 MPH. The listing also describes a turbo airflow function for heavier debris and says the same battery powers the other PowerSmart 40V garden tools. This kit suits a reader who wants a single 40V pack and a complete set in one box.
Husqvarna 320iL String Trimmer and 230iB Leaf Blower Bundle
This bundle is built around a 16 inch cutting width. The listing names the Husqvarna 320iL cordless weed eater with the 230iB leaf blower, and it includes a b140 battery and a 40-C80 charger. The leaf blower is listed at 650 CFM and 8.4 pounds. The listing describes an active cooling system meant to keep the tools working consistently and to extend battery life. The trimmer is described as lighter and faster cutting than the earlier model, according to the listing’s own wording. This bundle suits a reader who wants a wider trimmer head and a blower of listed airflow from one brand.
goodjob 20V Electric Weed Trimmer and 650 CFM Leaf Blower Combo
This kit combines a 12 inch cordless string trimmer and a 650 CFM leaf blower. The listing says both tools share the same 20V battery system and that two batteries are included. The blower is listed at 650 CFM and 200 MPH, which the listing describes as suited to driveways and yards. The trimmer has an auto-feed head, and the listing describes a wheeled edge guide that lets you convert the trimmer into an edger. The listing does not state a trimmer weight. This kit suits a user who wants airflow in the 650 CFM class and a wheeled edger from a 20V set.
BLACK+DECKER 40V MAX Cordless Weed Eater, Lawn Edger and Leaf Blower Combo
This kit includes a 13 inch weed wacker and a hand-held blower, with one 40V Max 2.0Ah lithium ion battery and a charger. The listing describes an exclusive gear drive transmission for more cutting power. The trimmer converts to an edger for sidewalks and driveways. The sweeper blower is described as moving air at up to 120 MPH and as suited to patios, decks and garages. The listing also describes two speed blower control for light clean-up around beds. This kit suits a reader who wants a known brand, a 40V pack and an edging function.
SENIX 20V Weed Wacker and Leaf Blower Combo with 4.0Ah Battery
This kit includes a SENIX X2 20V battery and a charger, and the listing says the battery powers both tools. The trimmer has a 10 inch cutting width and a single .065 inch line spool, and the listing describes a 360 degree rotating shaft for edging and trimming. The blower is described as variable speed and as a useful option for clearing leaves. The listing gives a model number but does not state a blower airflow figure in its bullets, so we do not give one. This kit suits a user who wants a narrower trimmer for edges and a variable-speed blower.
KIMO Weed Eater and Blower Combo, 20000RPM 12 inch Electric Weed Wacker and Edger
This kit includes two 20V 2.0Ah batteries and describes a 12 inch electric weed wacker with a 20,000 RPM figure in the title. The listing describes brushless motors on both the trimmer and the blower, and it gives 260 CFM and 190 MPH for the blower. The listing also mentions an auto line feed and a vacuum function. This kit suits a user who wants two batteries, brushless motors and a vacuum option in one set. It is a broader set of functions than most combos here, so compare the specific tasks you need before you buy.
Houselife Cordless Weed Eater and Blower Combo Compatible with DeWalt 20V
This is a tool-only combo. The listing states that the battery and charger are not included, and it names compatibility with DeWalt 20V MAX XR lithium-ion batteries. The 12 inch string trimmer has an auto line feed, and the listing describes a 400 CFM and 130 MPH handheld blower. The trimmer is listed at 4.2 pounds and the blower at 3 pounds. The listing gives a one year warranty in its specs. This kit suits a reader who already owns a compatible DeWalt battery and wants to add a trimmer and blower without buying another pack.
Review: the 40V PowerSmart kit in depth
If you want one complete kit with a pack and charger, the PowerSmart 40V combo is the most complete listing in this group. Its strongest stated points are the 13 inch trimmer width, the auto feed spool, the included 4.0Ah battery, and the blower airflow of 310 CFM with wind speed up to 99 MPH. The listing says the battery is part of a larger 40V platform, so a second tool from the same line may use the same pack later.
The listing also gives a trimmer weight of 9 pounds. That is heavier than the 12 inch kits and the Houselife tool-only combo, so a long edging session may feel tiring. The turbo airflow function is described for pet hair, rocks and light snow, which suits a yard with mixed debris. The bullets do not give a runtime, so the battery life should be checked on the product page before you rely on it for a large job.
Close alternatives in this group are the goodjob 20V kit when you want two batteries and a 650 CFM blower, and the BLACK+DECKER 40V combo when you want a known brand with a gear drive and a sweeper blower. The PowerSmart kit is the better fit for a single complete package at a 13 inch width.
What the listings do not state
Several listings leave out important information. Battery runtime, blower airflow and trimmer weight are not stated on every kit. Where a listing is silent, this guide says so instead of guessing. Some listings also use long or generic model numbers, so match the exact model number before you buy an accessory or a replacement battery. The listings in this guide describe each kit as sold, and an accessory sold separately may not be in the box.
Who each kit suits
A single-battery kit suits a homeowner with a small yard who cuts once a week and wants a light set. A two-battery kit suits a larger yard, because one pack can charge while the other powers the tools. A tool-only kit suits a reader who already owns a battery platform and wants to add a trimmer and blower without paying for a second pack and charger. The Husqvarna bundle suits a reader who wants a 16 inch trimmer and a 650 CFM blower in one brand. The SENIX and PowerSmart kits suit a user who wants a 10 to 13 inch trimmer for edging and a blower that covers the rest of the lawn.
Think about the tasks you do most often. If you spend more time on edges and beds, choose a narrower trimmer and a lighter blower. If you clear large areas after storms, choose the higher-airflow blower and check the battery count, because a bigger job drains a single pack faster.
Mistakes to avoid
- Buying a tool-only kit without a compatible battery. Check the battery brand and voltage first.
- Choosing the widest trimmer head for narrow edges. A wider head adds weight and makes edging harder.
- Comparing CFM numbers across brands without checking the test conditions the listing gives.
- Ignoring the blower weight. A heavy blower is tiring on large clean-up jobs.
- Assuming every combo includes a charger. Read the included items list for each kit.
FAQ
What is a weed eater and blower combo?
It is a set that pairs a cordless string trimmer with a cordless leaf blower on one shared battery platform. The two tools run from the same pack, which lets you switch between trimming and clearing debris without changing batteries.
Does a combo kit include the battery?
Some do and some do not. The PowerSmart, Husqvarna, goodjob, BLACK+DECKER, SENIX and KIMO listings describe a battery in the box. The Houselife DeWalt-compatible kit is tool-only, and its listing says the battery and charger are not included.
What does CFM mean on a leaf blower?
CFM stands for cubic feet per minute and measures the volume of air a blower moves. Higher CFM generally moves more leaves and debris in one pass. The listings here give CFM figures from 260 to 650, but the test conditions are not always stated.
How wide should a trimmer cut for a home yard?
Most listings in this group range from 10 to 16 inches. A 10 to 13 inch width suits small and medium yards and edges. A wider head covers more ground but adds weight.
Can I use a combo kit with batteries from another brand?
Only if the listing says it is compatible. The Houselife kit names DeWalt 20V MAX XR batteries, and some other listings name specific platforms. Do not assume a battery fits unless the listing states it.
Is a combo better than separate tools?
A combo saves a second battery and charger when both tools share one platform. Separate tools may suit a user who needs only one function or wants a specific model. Compare the included items and the tool specs before you decide.
Bottom line
For most owners, the right combo is the one with a battery and charger in the box, a cutting width that matches your edges, and a blower airflow figure that fits your debris. Choose the PowerSmart or goodjob kit for a complete package, and the Houselife tool-only kit if you already own a compatible battery. Check the included items and the listing’s specs before you order.
Related reading: Top 10 Battery Powered Weed Eaters: 6 Real Picks Compared and How Long a Cordless Blower Battery Runs.
