Worx Leaf Blower Vacuum Mulcher: 12 Options Compared

As an Amazon Associate, this site earns from qualifying purchases. Every product detail in this guide comes from the Amazon listing data and seller descriptions supplied for this roundup. None of it has been checked by running the blowers, so confirm airflow, speed, battery and warranty details on the product page before you order.

The only WORX product in this set, the Trivac 3-in-1 WG512, is a corded 120-volt unit that blows, vacuums and mulches leaves in one tool. The other eleven listings are cordless or battery-free blowers from other brands, and only two mention vacuum or mulching at all. If you want a cordless tool, the SEESE includes a 21V 4.0Ah battery and charger, and the EGO LB8800 lists up to 880 CFM in turbo mode, with its battery and charger sold separately. Use the comparison table to match airflow, weight and runtime to your yard.

Quick answer: the only Worx listing is corded

Start with the most important fact in this roundup. The one WORX product in the set, the Trivac 3-in-1 WG512, is a corded electric unit that runs on 120 volts. It is the only model here that blows, vacuums and mulches leaves in a single tool. The other eleven listings are cordless or battery-free tools from other brands, and only two of them mention vacuum or mulching at all.

That means this guide does not recommend a cordless Worx. It shows you what the set offers if you want a cordless tool, a Worx-branded corded 3-in-1, or a battery blower that you can pair with batteries you already own.

• Want one tool that blows, vacuums and mulches: the WORX Trivac 3-in-1 WG512 is the only option in the set that lists all three functions. It is corded, so plan for a power outlet and cord length.
• Want a cordless blower with batteries and a charger included: the SEESE Turbo Cordless Leaf Blower includes a 21V 4.0Ah battery, a charger and earplugs, and the listing gives a 600 CFM airflow figure.
• Want the largest listed airflow: the EGO Power+ LB8800 lists up to 880 CFM in turbo mode. Its battery and charger are sold separately.
• Want a lightweight blower for light jobs: the generic DeWalt-compatible mini blower weighs 1.3 pounds, and the BLACK+DECKER LSW221 weighs 3.7 pounds with a battery and charger in the kit.
• Want a 2-in-1 blower and vacuum: the YAWV blower for DeWalt 20V batteries lists a vacuum function and a collection bag, but it is tool only.

What the keyword gets wrong, and what this guide covers

The keyword for this page is Worx cordless leaf blower vacuum mulcher. Two parts of that phrase do not match the supplied data. First, the only Worx listing is corded. Second, the mulching and vacuum features appear in only two listings. Most of the set is a leaf blower, not a leaf vacuum or mulcher.

This guide keeps the full set in view. It lists which tools blow, which vacuum, and which mulch, so you can compare them on the features that matter for your yard instead of assuming every product does the same job.

How to read blower specs in plain terms

Leaf-blower listings use a handful of figures. Each one tells you something about how the tool will behave in use, but none of them is a measured result in this guide.

Airflow (CFM). Cubic feet per minute measures how much air the blower moves. Higher airflow helps move large piles of leaves and yard debris in one pass. Eight listings give an airflow figure, and the figures range from 100 CFM on the BLACK+DECKER to 880 CFM on the EGO in turbo mode. Airflow is the figure most closely tied to moving a big pile, so it matters most for a large lawn.

Air speed (MPH). Miles per hour describes how fast the air leaves the nozzle. Higher air speed helps lift wet or stuck debris, and several listings say the speed is useful for pushing debris off hard surfaces such as driveways and decks. Air speed and airflow work together, so a tool with high speed but low airflow may move less material than its speed suggests.

Power source. The power source decides how you run the tool. The Worx needs an outlet. Most of the others use a battery, and a few are tool only, which means you must buy the battery and charger separately.

Battery and charger. Read the included list before you compare features. Several listings are tool only, and some titles mention batteries that the included list does not show. Compatibility is also a real limit: the DeWalt, Milwaukee, Makita and EGO listings each name a specific battery platform.

Vacuum and mulch functions. Only the Worx and the YAWV list vacuum or mulching functions. The Worx lists a mulch ratio of 16 to 1 and a 50-liter collection bag. The YAWV lists a 2-in-1 design with a collection bag and several nozzle accessories.

Weight. Weight matters for how long you can hold the tool. The listings range from about 1.3 pounds on the generic mini blower to 9.1 pounds on the corded Worx. Weight is listed for most products, though not for every one.

Noise. Noise is listed for three products: 61 decibels on the BLACK+DECKER, 71 on the CRAFTSMAN and 78 on the SEESE. The other listings do not state a noise figure, so noise cannot be compared across the full set.

Runtime. Runtime depends on the battery. The EGO lists up to 90 minutes with two recommended 4.0Ah batteries. The SEESE lists about 20 minutes. The Pulituo lists up to 30 to 60 minutes depending on speed. Runtime is a battery-dependent figure, so the battery matters as much as the blower.

Comparison table

The table below puts the core fields side by side. Where a listing does not give a value, the table says so. Where two fields in the same listing disagree, the table says “Not confirmed” and the product section explains why.

Product	Power source	Airflow	Air speed	Vacuum or mulch	Battery and charger	Weight
WORX Trivac WG512	Corded electric, 120 V	600 CFM	Not confirmed (70 and 75 MPH both listed)	Vacuum and mulch	Not applicable (corded)	9.1 lb
BLACK+DECKER LSW221	Corded electric (Not confirmed; kit is battery powered)	100 CFM	130 MPH	Not stated in the listing	Battery and charger included	3.7 lb
CRAFTSMAN V20 RP	Battery	410 CFM	110 MPH	Not stated in the listing	Battery included; charger Not confirmed	Not stated in the listing
Damolin (DeWalt-compatible)	Battery	580 CFM (turbo)	200 MPH (with concentrator)	Not stated in the listing	Tool only	2.5 lb
EGO Power+ LB8800	Battery	880 CFM (turbo)	Up to 200 MPH	Not stated in the listing	Tool only	5 lb
YAWV (DeWalt-compatible)	Battery	Not stated in the listing	Up to 180 MPH	Vacuum (2-in-1)	Tool only	3.7 lb
PULITUO	Battery	180 CFM (seller’s notes)	150 MPH (Level 3)	Not stated in the listing	Two 4.0Ah batteries and charger	3.3 lb
RYAHT 20V	Not confirmed (listing says “ac”)	Not stated in the listing	Not stated in the listing	Not stated in the listing	Two 2.0Ah batteries and charger	3.4 lb
SEESE Turbo	Battery	600 CFM	150 MPH	Not stated in the listing	4.0Ah battery and charger	Not stated in the listing
MakeTips (Milwaukee M18)	Battery (not included)	715 CFM (with 9.0Ah to 12.0Ah battery)	150 MPH	Not stated in the listing	Tool only	About 4 lb without battery
Generic DeWalt-compatible mini	Battery (not included)	Not stated in the listing	Not stated in the listing	Not stated in the listing	Tool only	1.3 lb
MZK Lawn	Battery	Not stated in the listing	Not stated in the listing	Not stated in the listing	Charger listed; batteries Not confirmed	5.8 lb

Product-by-product breakdown

Each entry covers the tool’s power, the main specs, who it suits and what to check before you buy. The order follows the sequence of the supplied listings.

WORX Trivac 3-in-1 Electric Leaf Blower, Leaf Vacuum and Leaf Mulcher, WG512

This is the only WORX listing in the roundup, and it is corded, not cordless. The listing names a 120-volt corded electric power source and a 12-amp motor in the description. It is the only product here that does all three jobs: it blows leaves, vacuums them into a 50-liter collection bag, and mulches them at a stated 16 to 1 ratio. The collection bag is included.

The airflow is listed at 600 CFM, and the description says it moves large volumes of leaves before you vacuum and mulch them. The variable-speed control lets you choose lower airflow for controlled cleanup or higher airflow for larger piles. The mode switch changes between blow and vacuum without tools.

The top speed is marked Not confirmed. The listing gives 70 miles per hour as the maximum speed and 75 miles per hour as the speed in the same listing, so this guide does not use either figure. Check the product page for the correct value.

The item weighs 9.1 pounds, which is the heaviest tool in the set, and its dimensions are 36.6 by 10.1 by 15.5 inches. The material is ABS plastic. The listing names compatible WORX accessories, the WA4058, WA4094 and WA4096, as options for large jobs, but those accessories are not included. Because the tool is corded, plan the cord route before you start.

BLACK+DECKER Cordless Leaf Blower with Battery and Charger, 20V MAX, LSW221

The BLACK+DECKER is a handheld blower with a 130 mph air speed and 100 CFM airflow. The kit includes one 1.5Ah battery and a charger, which is what makes it a complete package in the set. The item weighs 3.7 pounds and measures 19.1 by 6.7 by 8.2 inches. The listing gives a noise level of 61 decibels.

The listing describes the battery as holding a charge for up to 18 months, which is a figure from the seller’s notes rather than a measured result. The manufacturer warranty is listed as a 2-year limited warranty, so check the terms on the product page if warranty length matters to you.

The power source is the key conflict in this listing. The title and included components describe a battery kit, but the power-source field reads “Corded Electric.” Because the two sources disagree, the power source is marked Not confirmed here. Check the product page before buying if you need a battery tool. The recommended use is listed as home, which points to light jobs such as driveways, decks and garages according to the notes.

CRAFTSMAN Cordless Leaf Blower V20 RP with Battery, 5.0Ah

The CRAFTSMAN is a battery handheld blower with a 410 CFM airflow and a 110 mph air speed, which apply when the Boost Button is used. The listing gives a noise level of 71 decibels and a 3-year limited warranty.

The brushless motor is described as providing up to 24 minutes of runtime, and 37 percent more force without saying what it is compared against. Those are the seller’s figures and are not confirmed in this guide. The listing describes the tool as up to 39 percent lighter than gas models, with a compact design for maneuverability.

The included list names a battery only. The title says “with Battery and Charger,” so the charger is marked Not confirmed. Check the box contents before you buy if you do not already own a V20 charger. The listing also says WeatherGuard technology protects the tool from moisture and dust, but it does not apply to the battery or charger.

Cordless Leaf Blower Compatible with DeWalt 20V Max Battery, Tool Only

The Damolin is a tool-only blower for DeWalt 20V Max batteries. It is not a DeWalt product, and the listing does not include a battery or charger. The listing recommends a battery of 4Ah or larger for longer tasks. The compatible battery models are named in the listing: DCB200, DCB201, DCB203, DCB204, DCB230 and DCB240. If you already own a compatible battery from that list, this tool is worth considering.

The listing gives a maximum airflow of 580 CFM in turbo boost and a maximum air speed of 200 mph with the concentrator nozzle. It has six speed modes, a variable-speed trigger and a speed lock. The item weighs 2.5 pounds and measures 30.9 by 5.1 by 9.44 inches. The listing gives a runtime range of 15 to 120 minutes, which depends on battery size and mode.

The listing does not state a warranty, so check the seller’s terms before you buy. The notes describe the handle as non-slip and the design as one-handed. The color is yellow.

EGO Power+ Leaf Blower LB8800, 880 CFM, Battery and Charger Not Included

The EGO is the most powerful blower in the set on paper. The listing gives up to 880 CFM and up to 200 mph in turbo mode, with a normal range of 270 to 700 CFM through the variable-speed trigger. It has a digital display that shows performance, battery charge and cruise lock, and a carbon-fiber body that keeps the tool lightweight and durable.

The tool is sold without a battery or charger. The listing recommends two 4.0Ah batteries, sold separately, and says the blower is compatible with all EGO 56-volt ARC Lithium batteries. It claims up to 90 minutes of runtime on a single charge with those two batteries, which is a seller figure. The listing lists the tool weight at 5 pounds, and its dimensions are 39 by 6.6 by 10.1 inches.

The warranty is listed as 5 years for the tool and 3 years for the battery. The listing includes a tapered and spread nozzle and a shoulder strap. The tool suits someone who already owns the EGO 56-volt battery platform. Without that platform, you would need to buy batteries and a charger separately.

YAWV Cordless Leaf Blower for DeWalt 20V Max Battery, 2-in-1 Blower and Vacuum

The YAWV is a tool-only blower and vacuum for DeWalt 20V Max batteries. The listing is clear that the tool is not a DeWalt blower and that no battery is included. It has six speeds, with the maximum listed at 180 mph and the minimum at 70 mph. It has a 2-in-1 design that switches between blowing and vacuuming, which makes it one of only two tools in the set with a vacuum function.

The included list names a collection bag. The listing also describes a set of accessories, including a flexible pipe, a dust collection bag, small and large suction nozzles, an extension tube, two general tubes and an inflatable nozzle. Those accessories are in the notes rather than the included list, so check the box before you rely on them.

The item weight is 1.67 kilograms, which is about 3.7 pounds. The item dimensions field reads 1 by 1 by 1 inch, which is not a usable measurement for a tool of this type, so the dimensions are marked Not confirmed. The listing has no manufacturer warranty entry in the supplied data.

PULITUO Leaf Blower Cordless with 2 Batteries and Charger, 150 MPH

The PULITUO is a battery blower with three speed levels. The listing gives 90 mph on Level 1 for dust and debris, 120 mph on Level 2 for leaves and grass, and 150 mph on Level 3 for heavier work. Those numbers appear in the bullets and the title. The speed field lists 17,000 rpm, which is a motor speed, so the air speed is taken from the bullets rather than that field. The bullets also give 180 CFM of air volume, and the listing includes a 24-month warranty.

The included list names a battery, a charger, a concentrator nozzle, an extension nozzle and a user manual. The title and bullets mention two 4.0Ah batteries. The included list shows one battery entry, so the count is marked Not confirmed. Check the box before you buy.

The battery note says the blower is compatible with Makita 18V batteries, and it says to use the matching Makita charger. That conflicts with the included battery and charger, so compatibility is marked Not confirmed. If you plan to use a Makita battery, check the product page first.

The listing gives runtime of up to 30 minutes on high speed and up to 60 minutes on low speed. The item weighs 1.5 kilograms, about 3.3 pounds, and the body is plastic. The color is green.

RYAHT Cordless Leaf Blower with Battery and Charger, 20V, Two Speed Modes

The RYAHT is a 20-volt battery blower with two speed modes and an adjustable tube length. The kit includes two 2.0Ah batteries, a fast charger, an extension nozzle, a blower tube and a user manual, according to the note list. The notes describe a dual-battery system, so you can work with one battery while the other charges.

The power source field reads “ac,” which conflicts with the battery description in the title and notes. The power source is marked Not confirmed here. The manufacturer warranty field reads “2″ without a unit, so the warranty term is marked Not confirmed.

The item weighs 3.4 pounds. The item dimensions field reads 1 by 1 by 1 inch, which is not usable, so dimensions are marked Not confirmed. Runtime at low speed extends up to 60 minutes per full charge, which is the seller’s figure. The notes describe the blower as covering seasonal yard tasks, from spring cleaning to fall leaf removal.

SEESE Turbo Cordless Leaf Blower, 600 CFM, with 21V 4.0Ah Battery

The SEESE is a battery blower with a 600 CFM airflow and a 150 mph air speed. The listing describes a brushless motor and says the blower moves wet leaves, driveway sand, grass clippings and sawdust. The listing gives a noise level of 78 decibels in operation, and it includes noise-canceling earplugs in the box.

The kit includes a blower body, a 21V 4.0Ah battery, a charger, earplugs and a cardboard box. That makes it one of the most complete kits in the set for a buyer who does not own a battery platform yet. The battery gives about 20 minutes of runtime for medium-size yards, which is the seller’s estimate.

The item dimensions are 9.4 by 5.1 by 11.4 inches. The item weight is not stated in the listing. The warranty is not stated in the supplied data. The title and some notes present the blower as a gift, so the gift framing is marketing rather than a product feature.

MakeTips Cordless Leaf Blower for Milwaukee M18, Brushless, 715 CFM

The MakeTips is a tool-only blower for Milwaukee M18 batteries. The battery is not included, and it says the tool is compatible with M18 batteries from 2.0Ah to 12.0Ah. The airflow figure of 715 CFM and the air speed of 150 mph apply when the tool runs with a 9.0Ah to 12.0Ah battery, so the battery size changes the performance.

The tool has a digital LED display that shows the selected speed level and battery status, and three airflow settings. It weighs about 4 pounds without the battery, with a non-slip grip and a balanced battery position. The dimensions are 13 by 10 by 6 inches.

The blower is backed by a 12-month warranty, so check the seller’s terms before you rely on that coverage. The listing also describes the housing as impact-resistant and suitable for light winter snow, which is the seller’s use claim.

Electric Leaf Blower Cordless for DeWalt 20V Max Battery, Mini, Tool Only

This generic mini blower is the lightest tool in the set at 1.3 pounds. It is a tool only, so the battery and charger are not included. It is compatible with DeWalt 20V Max batteries. The dimensions are 6 by 6 by 6 inches, which makes it the most compact product here.

The listing includes two replaceable nozzles and stepless variable speed control, which you adjust by how far you press the switch. The notes describe uses such as leaf blowing, yard cleaning, indoor PC dusting and sawdust clearing. Those uses describe a light-duty tool, and the airflow and air speed are not stated in the listing.

The color field reads “yyellow,” which is a typing error, so the color is read as yellow. The listing gives a motor speed figure in the description, but no airflow or air speed. This guide does not use the motor speed figure as a performance measure. The brand field reads “Generic,” so check the product page for seller details before you buy.

MZK Cordless Leaf Blower for Lawn, 2 Batteries

The MZK listing gives the least detail in the set. It is a battery handheld blower, and the title mentions two batteries. The included list names only a charger, so the batteries are marked Not confirmed. Check the box contents before you buy if you need the batteries in the kit.

The listing gives an item weight of 2.63 kilograms, about 5.8 pounds, and dimensions of 14.96 by 5.51 by 10.63 inches. It does not give airflow, air speed, noise, runtime or warranty. The notes are the product title and nothing else. For that reason this guide does not recommend the MZK on performance. It is a choice only if the listing details and the seller’s terms meet your needs after you check them directly.

Who should buy and who should skip

The lists below rely only on the facts in the listings.

Good fits:

• You want one corded tool that blows, vacuums and mulches leaves. The WORX Trivac is the only product in the set that does all three.
• You want a battery kit with a battery and charger included. The SEESE, the BLACK+DECKER, the PULITUO and the RYAHT list batteries in the kit.
• You already own a DeWalt 20V battery. The Damolin, the YAWV and the generic mini blower are built for that platform.
• You already own a Milwaukee M18 battery. The MakeTips is built for that platform.
• You already own an EGO 56-volt battery. The EGO LB8800 is built for that platform.
• You want the lightest tool. The generic mini blower weighs 1.3 pounds.
• You want a 2-in-1 blower and vacuum with a battery. The YAWV is the only battery 2-in-1 in the set, and it is tool only.

Skip these unless you check first:

• You need a cordless Worx. The Worx in this set is corded.
• You need a vacuum or mulcher. Only the Worx and the YAWV list those functions.
• You need a battery and charger in the box. The Damolin, the EGO, the MakeTips, the YAWV and the generic mini blower are tool only.
• You need a warranty for a tool with no warranty in the listing. The Damolin, the YAWV, the SEESE, the MZK and the generic mini blower state none in the supplied data.
• You need a power source that matches your setup. The BLACK+DECKER and the RYAHT list conflicting power sources.

Use situations from the listings

These uses come from the listing descriptions and notes.

Lawn and yard cleanup. The Worx lists yard cleanup for lawns, patios, driveways, decks and walkways. The SEESE’s notes describe medium-yard cleaning, and the EGO’s notes describe powerful clearing performance.

Driveways, decks and patios. The BLACK+DECKER and the CRAFTSMAN list hard-surface cleanup, and the MakeTips lists driveways and patios.

Garages and workshops. The generic mini blower lists workshop debris, and the MakeTips lists garage dust.

Light winter snow. The MakeTips lists light winter snow as one of its uses.

Gift. The SEESE title and notes describe it as a gift. That is marketing, but the kit is complete, so it works as a practical gift if the recipient wants a battery blower.

Indoor dusting. The generic mini blower lists indoor PC dusting as one of its notes.

Battery and compatibility guide

Several products in this set are tool only, so the battery platform decides whether the tool works for you. Check the battery before you buy.

• DeWalt 20V Max: the Damolin, the YAWV and the generic mini blower list DeWalt 20V Max compatibility. The Damolin lists six compatible battery models: DCB200, DCB201, DCB203, DCB204, DCB230 and DCB240.
• Milwaukee M18: the MakeTips lists compatibility with M18 batteries from 2.0Ah to 12.0Ah, with the stated airflow and speed applying to 9.0Ah to 12.0Ah batteries.
• EGO 56-volt: the EGO LB8800 lists compatibility with all EGO 56-volt ARC Lithium batteries and recommends two 4.0Ah batteries sold separately.
• Makita 18V: the PULITUO note mentions Makita 18V compatibility, but the included battery and charger are not stated as Makita, so that compatibility is marked Not confirmed.
• Included platform: the BLACK+DECKER, the CRAFTSMAN, the SEESE, the PULITUO, the RYAHT and the MZK include batteries or chargers in their kits, with the included lists noted in each section.

Related reading: cordless leaf blower picks and Black+Decker cordless leaf blower and vacuum options.

Check before you buy

Work through this list on each product page before ordering.

1. Check the power source. The Worx is corded. The BLACK+DECKER and the RYAHT have conflicting power-source entries, so confirm which is correct.
2. Check the battery and charger. Compare the included list with the title. The CRAFTSMAN charger and the PULITUO battery count are marked Not confirmed.
3. Match the battery platform. If the tool is tool only, confirm your battery is on the compatibility list.
4. Check the vacuum and mulch features. Only the Worx and the YAWV list them.
5. Check the airflow and speed. Several listings give no airflow or air speed. Choose a tool with the figures you need.
6. Check the Worx speed. The top speed is listed as both 70 and 75 mph, so confirm the figure on the product page.
7. Check the dimensions. The YAWV and the RYAHT list dimensions of 1 by 1 by 1 inch, which do not describe a finished tool of their type. Confirm the size before you assume it fits your storage space.
8. Check the warranty. The CRAFTSMAN has 3 years, the EGO has 5 years for the tool and 3 years for the battery, and the BLACK+DECKER has 2 years. The RYAHT warranty field reads “2″ without a unit.
9. Check the noise if it matters. Noise is listed for only three products.
10. Check the weight against your use. The Worx weighs 9.1 pounds, while the generic mini blower weighs 1.3 pounds.

Care and maintenance

The listings give little care guidance. The CRAFTSMAN says its WeatherGuard technology protects the tool from moisture and dust, but not the battery or charger, so keep the battery and charger in mind separately. The Worx uses a 50-liter collection bag, which you should empty and check as part of routine cleanup. The Worx and the YAWV include collection bags, so check the bag after each use.

Check each product page for full care and maintenance guidance, since the supplied data does not include care instructions for every product.

Common mistakes

Assuming the Worx is cordless. The Worx listing is corded and runs on 120 volts. Plan a power outlet and a route for the cord before you buy.

Buying a tool-only blower without a battery. The Damolin, the EGO, the MakeTips, the YAWV and the generic mini blower need a battery and charger, which the listing does not include.

Trusting a single battery figure. The MakeTips airflow and speed apply to 9.0Ah to 12.0Ah batteries, so a smaller battery may produce less.

Assuming vacuum and mulch are common. Only the Worx and the YAWV list vacuum or mulch functions. Most of the set is a blower.

Ignoring conflicting specs. The Worx top speed is listed as both 70 and 75 mph, and the BLACK+DECKER and RYAHT give conflicting power sources.

Assuming a warranty. Several listings state no warranty. The RYAHT warranty value is “2″ with no unit.

The WORX Trivac 3-in-1 in detail

The WORX WG512 Trivac is corded, not battery powered. Its listing describes three jobs with one tool: blowing leaves into piles, vacuuming them into a 50-liter bag, and mulching them at a 16-to-1 ratio. The listing gives 600 CFM and a 12-amp motor. It weighs 9.1 pounds. Corded power means no battery to recharge during a long cleanup, but the cord sets the working range, so plan the outlet location before you start.

The listing gives two speeds that do not match. The maximum speed is listed as 70 miles per hour, and the speed field says 75 miles per hour. Treat the top speed as unconfirmed until you check the live page. The listing also names three accessories, WA4058, WA4094 and WA4096, as compatible where they apply, but it does not say which ones are included.

Battery-powered blowers in this set

• BLACK+DECKER 20-volt: 130 miles per hour, 100 CFM and 61 dB, weighing 3.7 pounds. Its 1.5 Ah battery is listed as holding a charge for up to 18 months.
• MakeTips for Milwaukee M18: up to 715 CFM and 150 miles per hour with a 9.0 to 12.0 Ah battery, a 35,000 RPM brushless motor, and a 12-month warranty. The battery is not included.
• SEESE turbo blower: 600 CFM and 150 miles per hour, 2.7 pounds, with a 21 V 4.0 Ah battery that the listing says gives about 20 minutes of runtime. The listing gives 78 dB.
• CRAFTSMAN V20 RP: 410 CFM and 110 miles per hour with a boost button, and the listing says up to 24 minutes of runtime.

Choosing corded or battery

A corded blower like the Trivac gives continuous power, and the listing says that suits routine seasonal leaf collection. A battery blower gives freedom from the cord, but runtime and airflow depend on the pack. For a large leaf drop with a vacuum and mulcher, the Trivac suits the job. For quick clean-ups around a deck or a car, a light battery tool is easier to use. Check the warranty and battery terms on each listing before you order.

Cordless and corded models

This set mixes cordless and corded blowers. The WORX Trivac WG512 is corded, with a 12-amp motor, 600 CFM airflow and a 16-to-1 mulch ratio, and it weighs 9.1 pounds. The EGO LB8800 is cordless on a 56-volt platform and gives up to 880 CFM, with a variable speed trigger from 270 to 700 CFM. Its listing says the battery and charger are not included. A corded blower never runs out of charge, while a cordless one lets you move around the yard without a cord.

DeWalt-compatible tools

Several listings in this set are sold as tool only and fit a DeWalt 20-volt battery. The Damolin listing gives 580 CFM with turbo boost, six speed modes and a brushless motor, and weighs 2.5 pounds. The YAWV listing has built-in low-voltage and over-current protection. Both are tool only, so the battery and charger must be bought separately. Check the battery brand on the listing before you buy, since the compatibility depends on the battery type.

Battery kits

Battery kits differ in what they include. The Pulituo listing comes with two 4,000 milliamp-hour batteries and a fast charger, and it lists 150 mph for a 20-volt unit with three speed settings. The RYAHT listing includes two batteries and a charger, with two speed modes. Two batteries mean one can charge while the other runs, which helps on a large yard.

Leaf vacuum and mulching

The WORX WG512 is the only blower in this set that is listed for vacuum and mulching. Its listing describes a 3-in-1 design that blows, vacuums and mulches leaves, with a 16-to-1 mulch ratio. A mulching function reduces the bulk of leaves for the compost bin, while a plain blower only moves them. Choose the WORX model for the mulching job, and a battery blower for quick clean-up on patios and driveways.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Worx in this roundup cordless?

No. The WORX Trivac WG512 is corded and runs on 120 volts. It is the only WORX listing in the set.

Which tools vacuum or mulch?

The WORX Trivac lists vacuum and mulch functions, with a 50-liter bag and a 16 to 1 mulch ratio. The YAWV lists a 2-in-1 blower and vacuum with a collection bag.

Which blower has the highest airflow?

The EGO LB8800 lists up to 880 CFM in turbo mode. It is sold without a battery or charger.

Which blowers include a battery and charger?

The BLACK+DECKER, the CRAFTSMAN (battery only listed), the PULITUO, the RYAHT, the SEESE and the MZK (charger listed) list batteries or chargers in their kits. Check the included list on each page, since some entries are marked Not confirmed.

Which blowers are tool only?

The Damolin, the EGO LB8800, the MakeTips, the YAWV and the generic mini blower are tool only.

Did anyone test these blowers?

No. The details here come from the listing data and seller descriptions. They have not been checked by running the blowers, so confirm airflow, speed, battery and warranty details before you buy.