I was looking for a lightweight blower for my deck. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxgioZQl3J5wPGAeDINzbieKbT5qomSEx3 There are some huge trees around my house and the leaves and pods drop all over my deck. Having to move furniture around to sweep has become too big a chore. This blower was the answer. It is light enough for this 70yr old lady and powerful enough to blow all the tree droppings off my rather large deck. Thank you B&D. Be aware the cord is not included. I use a 3 prong outdoor cord 25' cord for my 12' x 20' deck. The cord retainer works very well, but don't try to pass the plug through it. That is NOT how it works. You just have to loop the cord and it works great. One of my best purchases. Very happy.
Average size yards with 50/50 hardscape and lawn. Basis of comparison is my old Toro 200+mph corded blower and a Bauer 50v cordless. The control and power of the Ego 765 is wonderful. I lightly press the trigger to move light debris or around delicate plants, then full trigger on general pavement clearing and leaf blowing on lawn. On full trigger the leaves blow off pavement edge and up and over a 2" lawn elevation onto the lawn. I hit the turbo button to blow stubborn cobwebs off of gate protrusions and to reach under vehicles. With this type of job the battery last for two of these sessions. The 5 bar battery indicator is really helpful. I loved the Toro's AC power but hated the 100ft cord I used to drag around. Gas powered blowers are too weak until you get into the backpack models. No regrets getting this powerful model and like most expensive equipment that does the job properly I don't even think about the extra cost anymore. Not so with buyers remorse over cheaper POS's that aggravate you.
I've had EGO products since when they first came out and I'm still on my original batteries. I'll look for replacements when the batteries finally die. Great products. 👍
Going to buy it right now. Bought an EGO snow blower, great, upgraded my dewalt mower to an ego mower- great, upgrading my dewalt blower to an ego blower in the next hour. Will be great! And having all the batteries is great as well, they all fit all their products which is probably the most underrated feature compared to other electric outdoor tools. I'm sitting on 2 products with a 7.5ah, and 2 5ah's. Another 5ah is coming in so ill be all set and wont have to put out a couple hundred on an additional battery.
I love my 765. I wish they could update the backpack version. I find myself just keeping turbo on the whole time. "God mode" but it does indeed clobber the battery. I would appreciate at the price them to add a "good" neck strap. as fatigue sets in fighting with the hand of God for 15 minutes.
I got a neck strap with mine as well, but I didn't buy the 2 battery kit. So they must have just started including them. I just purchased it yesterday! June 24.
I have both a stihl br600 backpack blower and the ego 765 CFP blower and the gas backpack blower is more powerful than the ego 765. I also have the stihl bg86 handheld gas blower and that seems equal to ego unless I hold the turbo button down
When my gas stihl dies, I’m getting this model. I have had the ego weed wacker, (carbon fiber shaft, auto feed spool), for two seasons now with 0 problems, love it.
I'm thinking about this blower, as I have the ego trimmer with auto spool also and mower. I just moved to a new house with 4 acres, so I'm not quite sure of the fall leaves situation yet. The house I moved from was 3/4 acres but has alot more trees, and with a backpack blower it took a couple hours.
Love my EGO tools! I'll NEVER go back to gas-powered lawn equipment. Maintenance-free, no gas or oil, quieter, and doesn't get any easier than the push of a button to start. It's a no-brainer, in my opinion. I have about 8 or so EGO products and haven't even thought about the gas-powered equivalent since I purchased them. Couldn't be happier with EGO tools!
I want one of these, but I'm so confused on the pricing. Did you always buy new EGOs with the batteries? I have a chainsaw and love it, now I want the blower, but the blower+battery is 50$ more than blower alone, but if you want an extra battery retail is 300$ This 250$ gap is what is preventing me from investing more in their products.
@@CGreciful Personally, I have invested in the higher powered 10 and 12 AH batteries. The batteries used for Ego tools are universal. It’s better to just pay less for the tool only packages and save money on the lower runtime batteries that come with the Ego tools.
Also have to say the Stihl BG86 is more powerful than the 765CFP unless I run it in turbo mode but that kills the battery in 12 minutes. This gets quite annoying so I generally use the BG86 for blowing leaves as it easily goes for 1/2 hr before needing a 2 minute fill-up. I've also gotten used to running the BR600 backpack blower in my right hand and the BG86 in my left hand at the same time to really speed things up.
@@seattleprowash5464 blowing leaves off the lawn and driveway. I might get a Milwaukee blower as I already have other Milwaukee tools. I know the Milwaukee is not as powerful as the ego but there are times when I just need 30 seconds of blowing or I don’t want to make a lot of noise
I just bought the new 615 thinking that I didn't need the 650 with a heavier battery. The 615 is perfect for my yard and blowing water off my car, I am very glad with my 615 purchase.
I have the EGO 615 CFM blower, but I'm having trouble getting the battery to release for recharging. I'm pressing down on the green button that is supposed to release the battery, but nothing happens. Any ideas?
You could use the Power+ Backpack Link (BH100) to move the weight of the larger battery from the tool to your back. Would probably work better for larger residential yards that need more run time.
I have thought about this also. The cost is high, but achievable if used for commercial purposes. However, having the backpack version of the blower is nice as it puts the weight and pressure on your body instead of arm. Hopefully they update it from the current 600CFM offering also.
i like mine but i have an issue with it, after about 4 or 5 minutes it shuts off and the battery flashes red, i have to wait a few seconds and it starts flashing after about 20 seconds, the battery has plenty of charge left and i also used a different battery and same issue
I just got the 765 blower. It’s awesome. I have the mower, weed trimmer, and hedge trimmers. All great! But something that is weird is I’ll put a 2.5 amp hour battery on the leaf blower and the turbo is a lot less powerful. Strange.
The power drop is normal as mentioned in the video the maximum power output changes when they switched from a 5.0Ah to 10.0Ah. Some people believe the amp hour has nothing to do with power output but that is incorrect. Not because there is no difference but because they don't have the tool that is able to show the difference and high torque/output tool always does.
I can't imagine that kind of power. I got the 650 last year and when using it at my son's house last summer I blew St. Augustine grass clippings clear across the front yard on the front side walk. About sixty feet I'd say. Cleared the side walk completely but I then had to walk over anyway to clear the grass off the neighbor's yard. :-(
@@BMETFerg Yes, but power output can be dictated a bit by battery size. Just like in the review, the 10Ah battery performed better than the 5Ah battery and based on another comment, using this blower with the 2.5Ah is notcieably slower.
I just bought the 765cfm today and not impressed at all.I have a 15 year old piece of junk plug in and its almost as good as this.I paid 329.00 for this and had to buy the gutter cleaning kit which sucks also.Another 60 bucks-unscrews and loosens up every 2 minutes.This might be worth 100 bucks at most.
@@811970samson yeah, thats a very questionable review. christ - the 530 was amazing, the 650 was like WOW (i have both, used them both today) - so a 765 can only be stronger. its apples and oranges comparison to having to drag an extention cord or go up on a roof.
Yeah I am returning mine. I have a medium large yard with tons of leaves and it's been disappointing. 1st half of my front yard, I used 5amp battery and it only lasted 30 or 40min. Put it to charge over an hour. Then started using 4.5amp battery on other half of front yard, it lasted for 20 or 30min. Had to wait for 5amp to finish charging. Meanwhile my backyard has tons of leaves and not complete. Epic fail. If you have small yard, then this is great. Not good for large ones. Will be returning mine and buying gas blower.
Down side I can fill up my backpack blower run it for 3 days doing all the work I do . Now if I want to run the ego all I need to do is just buy about 9 batteries? How much does that cost ? Hummm I bet a lot
Yes I do think it's really designed for that kind of use, I've replaced all my tools but blower for that reason.. you could get the backpack link or dedicated blower and put a big 10 or 12AH battery in but still expensive.
Yes gas is more energy dense than any current battery, but I think we’re all aware of this. No maintenance, quieter, lighter operation with no exhaust fumes make battery blowers and a ton of other tools very worth it for a lot of people.
I have a stihl backpack leaf blower, a gas handheld Toro, a Husqvarna backpack also.. I reach for the ego 99%of the time . I have almost 2 acres heavily wooded.. Yes during fall I will use the stihl.. I use it almost daily year round.. It's just easier plus I have 4 batteries.. It really does work as well as a gas handheld.. Backpack is more powerful but it also can break and blow flowers off plants
Cool blower but cordless leaf blowers are the worst cordless tool out there. I’ve bought every kind and none of them are feasible for anything more then a driveway or tiny lawn. All the ratings aren’t worth a damn for more then the first 2 minutes. You can offset this by investing in more batteries and fast chargers but it will be very hard on your batteries they draw way more then trimmers do you will have continuously less capacity and warranty won’t cover replacement even at 30% degradation which puts you at roughly 6 minutes run time.
@@aaronsilva5784 I’ve run them all I really like cordless stuff to it’s just unless you have a backpack battery none of the blowers are worth it I don’t think anyways. Unless you don’t really use a blower much and want a quiet option. Even ryobi big backpack battery blower is not great after the first 5 minutes. If I was going with any cordless platform for any kind of real use it would be makita but they just made it have two batteries to offset the draw you would still have to spend a lot you could get a commercial backpack blower for the cost of a cordless with extra batteries. I haven’t tried the newest echo blower but the older one wasn’t great.
If someone planning to press and hold the TURBO button just because it's there when they use this tool, they should not be buying this tool as the runtime is going to be short; however, if the highest none-turbo 580 CFM is enough most of the time than this will do fine. I use the Backpack Link to connect to this blower with a 10.0Ah battery and I can get close to an hour before I need put on the second 10.0Ah.
I respectfully disagree! Used the first Ego leaf blower for 4 seasons to do Fall clean up with absolutely beautiful results. Yes I have extra batteries. I charge simultaneously. I have 1.5 acres with lots of leaves and woods. The newer version is a beast!
It's pointless to not run it in turbo. However, I should point out that I'm on my 3rd ego blower. Lastly, I find the cruise control feature more annoying than useful.
@Joshua Triggs I used the first one to clear snow off cars. I guess some moisture affected the first. It should not have been a problem since they are rated as moisture proof. 2nd one just died the motor failed. I think it's because I always run it in Turbo. Currently on 3rd one I've had it about 6 months and it's working OK but I don't use in the winter anymore like I did before. I also had my single stage ego snowblower fail last Winter ego made me take it to a local service center and it took them 6 months to fix, I didn't get it back until July. I spoke with ego about this past week because I noticed that it's doing the same thing where it's draining one battery until it's completely dead. This killed a battery last year and it also took out the snowblower circuit board. The person I spoke to this week at ego said that that's normal. I disagree butt it is that's what it is. When the single stage died last year, I ended up just buying the ego 2 stage as winter was not over yet.
@@thebigdoghimself Thanks so much for the quick response. After hearing all of your troubles I think I’ll stick with my Stihl. Good luck and thanks again!!!
I was looking for a lightweight blower for my deck. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxgioZQl3J5wPGAeDINzbieKbT5qomSEx3 There are some huge trees around my house and the leaves and pods drop all over my deck. Having to move furniture around to sweep has become too big a chore. This blower was the answer. It is light enough for this 70yr old lady and powerful enough to blow all the tree droppings off my rather large deck. Thank you B&D. Be aware the cord is not included. I use a 3 prong outdoor cord 25' cord for my 12' x 20' deck. The cord retainer works very well, but don't try to pass the plug through it. That is NOT how it works. You just have to loop the cord and it works great. One of my best purchases. Very happy.
Thanks for watching! Have a great day!
765 CFM is where it's at. I live in TN and it's a must have when you have to blow leaves so many times per week.
Average size yards with 50/50 hardscape and lawn. Basis of comparison is my old Toro 200+mph corded blower and a Bauer 50v cordless. The control and power of the Ego 765 is wonderful. I lightly press the trigger to move light debris or around delicate plants, then full trigger on general pavement clearing and leaf blowing on lawn. On full trigger the leaves blow off pavement edge and up and over a 2" lawn elevation onto the lawn. I hit the turbo button to blow stubborn cobwebs off of gate protrusions and to reach under vehicles. With this type of job the battery last for two of these sessions. The 5 bar battery indicator is really helpful. I loved the Toro's AC power but hated the 100ft cord I used to drag around. Gas powered blowers are too weak until you get into the backpack models. No regrets getting this powerful model and like most expensive equipment that does the job properly I don't even think about the extra cost anymore. Not so with buyers remorse over cheaper POS's that aggravate you.
I've had EGO products since when they first came out and I'm still on my original batteries. I'll look for replacements when the batteries finally die. Great products. 👍
How long does it take to charge the battery/ batteries?
@firasfx I've never timed it but I think about 20 to 30 mins. I cycle through 3 batteries when I landscape so I always have a battery ready to swap.
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Going to buy it right now. Bought an EGO snow blower, great, upgraded my dewalt mower to an ego mower- great, upgrading my dewalt blower to an ego blower in the next hour. Will be great! And having all the batteries is great as well, they all fit all their products which is probably the most underrated feature compared to other electric outdoor tools. I'm sitting on 2 products with a 7.5ah, and 2 5ah's. Another 5ah is coming in so ill be all set and wont have to put out a couple hundred on an additional battery.
I love my 765. I wish they could update the backpack version. I find myself just keeping turbo on the whole time. "God mode" but it does indeed clobber the battery. I would appreciate at the price them to add a "good" neck strap. as fatigue sets in fighting with the hand of God for 15 minutes.
I got a neck strap with it but I got the 2 battery kit
I got a neck strap with mine as well, but I didn't buy the 2 battery kit. So they must have just started including them. I just purchased it yesterday! June 24.
I have both a stihl br600 backpack blower and the ego 765 CFP blower and the gas backpack blower is more powerful than the ego 765.
I also have the stihl bg86 handheld gas blower and that seems equal to ego unless I hold the turbo button down
When my gas stihl dies, I’m getting this model. I have had the ego weed wacker, (carbon fiber shaft, auto feed spool), for two seasons now with 0 problems, love it.
Why wait?!? Lol sell the stihl and buy it. You’ll love no gas option
I like Ego weed eater just like the one you have. It beats my Ryobi.
I just bought that same trimmer. My 21+ year old gas trimmer finally died yesterday. Looking forward to this blower when my same age gas one dies too!
I'm thinking about this blower, as I have the ego trimmer with auto spool also and mower. I just moved to a new house with 4 acres, so I'm not quite sure of the fall leaves situation yet. The house I moved from was 3/4 acres but has alot more trees, and with a backpack blower it took a couple hours.
I got the ego 765 cause I was sick of using my corded blower and tripping over the cord and having it get stuck under stuff.
I just bought this blower and love it. Ego has the best battery tools. I have their weed eater and pole saw. Love the convenience of battery tools.
Love my EGO tools! I'll NEVER go back to gas-powered lawn equipment. Maintenance-free, no gas or oil, quieter, and doesn't get any easier than the push of a button to start. It's a no-brainer, in my opinion. I have about 8 or so EGO products and haven't even thought about the gas-powered equivalent since I purchased them. Couldn't be happier with EGO tools!
I want one of these, but I'm so confused on the pricing. Did you always buy new EGOs with the batteries? I have a chainsaw and love it, now I want the blower, but the blower+battery is 50$ more than blower alone, but if you want an extra battery retail is 300$ This 250$ gap is what is preventing me from investing more in their products.
@@CGreciful
Personally, I have invested in the higher powered 10 and 12 AH batteries. The batteries used for Ego tools are universal. It’s better to just pay less for the tool only packages and save money on the lower runtime batteries that come with the Ego tools.
Also have to say the Stihl BG86 is more powerful than the 765CFP unless I run it in turbo mode but that kills the battery in 12 minutes. This gets quite annoying so I generally use the BG86 for blowing leaves as it easily goes for 1/2 hr before needing a 2 minute fill-up.
I've also gotten used to running the BR600 backpack blower in my right hand and the BG86 in my left hand at the same time to really speed things up.
What are you using it for ?
@@seattleprowash5464 blowing leaves off the lawn and driveway. I might get a Milwaukee blower as I already have other Milwaukee tools. I know the Milwaukee is not as powerful as the ego but there are times when I just need 30 seconds of blowing or I don’t want to make a lot of noise
@@paulemile4933 the br600 is helluva blower to use for that
Good to know; thanks for that comparison.
I just bought the new 615 thinking that I didn't need the 650 with a heavier battery. The 615 is perfect for my yard
and blowing water off my car, I am very glad with my 615 purchase.
I have the 615 also. Any problems with releasing the battery? I can't get mine to release when I press down on the green release button.
Ego seems to be nailing it . I wonder how it does against Ryobi’s 730cfm whisper series model .
A review I saw noted that the ryobi lowered output very quickly and did not last very long. The ryobi is probably quieter
@@josegarcia2014 very true. Does not do numbers they advertise and loses power almost immediately
I have the 580CFM model and it’s a beast. Can’t even imagine 765CFM!
Just bought the 765, needless to say it’s a real killer! Can’t believe that it’s got that amount of power on the fly, just unreal…
Great video, I will be buying this unit, we have a 1/3 of an acre and are done with our corded blower.
Just got one .
Leaves have just started falling so time will tell.
Like the power just the run time is my concern.
Haqvarna has a 800 cfm blower supposed to be the strongest blower this year
I have the EGO 615 CFM blower, but I'm having trouble getting the battery to release for recharging. I'm pressing down on the green button that is supposed to release the battery, but nothing happens. Any ideas?
You could use the Power+ Backpack Link (BH100) to move the weight of the larger battery from the tool to your back. Would probably work better for larger residential yards that need more run time.
I have thought about this also. The cost is high, but achievable if used for commercial purposes. However, having the backpack version of the blower is nice as it puts the weight and pressure on your body instead of arm. Hopefully they update it from the current 600CFM offering also.
Finally a good review!
Does this come with a shoulder strap?
Where does the shoulder strap attach.! One came with mine. Theres nothing in the directions about it and I don’t see any place to clip it to.
Run time on these battery Blowers is terrible. So after 20 min I have to either put it on the charger or go buy another $250 battery? Not good enough
20 minutes is being generous more like 10 continuously at the highest setting with a brand new battery.
How long does the 650 last on high
I have the mower and weed wacker trimmer....have my eyes on this at some point.
How is it for drying cars?
Need a comparison to the new greenworks 800cfm
I say “when my husqvarna blower dies I’m buying this….”
But my husqvarna may never die hahaha
Have it and love it......gas is gone for good!
Well not really. Down that electric grid, it’s being charged by Gas.
i like mine but i have an issue with it, after about 4 or 5 minutes it shuts off and the battery flashes red, i have to wait a few seconds and it starts flashing after about 20 seconds, the battery has plenty of charge left and i also used a different battery and same issue
When Is this blower available?
I just got the 765 blower. It’s awesome. I have the mower, weed trimmer, and hedge trimmers. All great! But something that is weird is I’ll put a 2.5 amp hour battery on the leaf blower and the turbo is a lot less powerful. Strange.
The power drop is normal as mentioned in the video the maximum power output changes when they switched from a 5.0Ah to 10.0Ah. Some people believe the amp hour has nothing to do with power output but that is incorrect. Not because there is no difference but because they don't have the tool that is able to show the difference and high torque/output tool always does.
How does this compare to the greenworks 80v blower?
I'm a small female can I handle one of these or are they very heavy
You can handle it
I can't imagine that kind of power. I got the 650 last year and when using it at my son's house last summer I blew St. Augustine grass clippings clear across the front yard on the front side walk. About sixty feet I'd say. Cleared the side walk completely but I then had to walk over anyway to clear the grass off the neighbor's yard. :-(
oh i love my father inlaws. so easy quiet and fas lol. got two extra batteries
I heard somebody say these these batteries can last for 2 hours on a full charge. That's not true
Ego also says it gets 200 with the cone attachment.
Very good Electric blower !
Where do you buy the cordless leaf blower
Lowes has the ego blower.
Does anyone know if the Ego 765cfm blower work well with the 2.5a battery?
All EGO products work with their different batteries. Reduced run time is the only difference.
@@BMETFerg Yes, but power output can be dictated a bit by battery size. Just like in the review, the 10Ah battery performed better than the 5Ah battery and based on another comment, using this blower with the 2.5Ah is notcieably slower.
@@NicholasTruehl I guess I need to see how my 580 blower is with my new 10ah mower battery!
I just bought the 765cfm today and not impressed at all.I have a 15 year old piece of junk plug in and its almost as good as this.I paid 329.00 for this and had to buy the gutter cleaning kit which sucks also.Another 60 bucks-unscrews and loosens up every 2 minutes.This might be worth 100 bucks at most.
Did you blow away the receipt or something? Return it!
@@811970samson yeah, thats a very questionable review. christ - the 530 was amazing, the 650 was like WOW (i have both, used them both today) - so a 765 can only be stronger. its apples and oranges comparison to having to drag an extention cord or go up on a roof.
The newer Milwaukee dual battery one isn't ever close to this one, go Ego
If that is 765cfm the new echo my 700plus cfm echo must be 2000. Look like a hair dryer blowes harder than this thing.
Mine is 930 cfm 200 mph for a lot less!! Enhulk!
Yeah I am returning mine. I have a medium large yard with tons of leaves and it's been disappointing. 1st half of my front yard, I used 5amp battery and it only lasted 30 or 40min. Put it to charge over an hour. Then started using 4.5amp battery on other half of front yard, it lasted for 20 or 30min. Had to wait for 5amp to finish charging. Meanwhile my backyard has tons of leaves and not complete. Epic fail. If you have small yard, then this is great. Not good for large ones. Will be returning mine and buying gas blower.
Good video
MOSTER
spellchekk lol
I get 17 in turbo
Down side I can fill up my backpack blower run it for 3 days doing all the work I do . Now if I want to run the ego all I need to do is just buy about 9 batteries? How much does that cost ? Hummm I bet a lot
Yes I do think it's really designed for that kind of use, I've replaced all my tools but blower for that reason.. you could get the backpack link or dedicated blower and put a big 10 or 12AH battery in but still expensive.
Yes gas is more energy dense than any current battery, but I think we’re all aware of this. No maintenance, quieter, lighter operation with no exhaust fumes make battery blowers and a ton of other tools very worth it for a lot of people.
@@justinfoster1040 it might be for the homeowner but not the guy who does a lawn care business.
@@johnbailey9682 That's what the EGO Commercial line is for, still though I'm not even going to look up what that backpack battery alone costs.
@@Revlemmon there only good for homeowners.
YES ‼️ and it WORKS VERY WELL, INDEED🌬🌬🌬🌬🌬🌬💨💨
Bogo sale right now at lows 299 you ge 1 5ah 1 2.5ah and charger. Score!
Still waiting after 6 months for a repair or replacement under warranty. No good for a small buisness
Be wary that the turbo specs they tout are extremely misleading. They are like half of what they claim
Amazon @ $319.00
Came looking for the best electric blower. Electric isnt good enough. Going with a stihl backpack blower.
Who gives a fuck
So basically, this product blows.
At least it doesn’t suck👍
Do not buy ego power blowers they will not stand behind their batteries
Get a gas redmax. These are toys. Often leaf work takes hours! For not much more you can get a machine that will last for 25 years with minor upkeep.
for residential home owners they usually dont need a gas blower
I have a stihl backpack leaf blower, a gas handheld Toro, a Husqvarna backpack also.. I reach for the ego 99%of the time . I have almost 2 acres heavily wooded.. Yes during fall I will use the stihl.. I use it almost daily year round.. It's just easier plus I have 4 batteries.. It really does work as well as a gas handheld.. Backpack is more powerful but it also can break and blow flowers off plants
Cool blower but cordless leaf blowers are the worst cordless tool out there. I’ve bought every kind and none of them are feasible for anything more then a driveway or tiny lawn. All the ratings aren’t worth a damn for more then the first 2 minutes. You can offset this by investing in more batteries and fast chargers but it will be very hard on your batteries they draw way more then trimmers do you will have continuously less capacity and warranty won’t cover replacement even at 30% degradation which puts you at roughly 6 minutes run time.
so you've bought THIS one?
@@aaronsilva5784 I’ve run them all I really like cordless stuff to it’s just unless you have a backpack battery none of the blowers are worth it I don’t think anyways. Unless you don’t really use a blower much and want a quiet option. Even ryobi big backpack battery blower is not great after the first 5 minutes. If I was going with any cordless platform for any kind of real use it would be makita but they just made it have two batteries to offset the draw you would still have to spend a lot you could get a commercial backpack blower for the cost of a cordless with extra batteries. I haven’t tried the newest echo blower but the older one wasn’t great.
If someone planning to press and hold the TURBO button just because it's there when they use this tool, they should not be buying this tool as the runtime is going to be short; however, if the highest none-turbo 580 CFM is enough most of the time than this will do fine. I use the Backpack Link to connect to this blower with a 10.0Ah battery and I can get close to an hour before I need put on the second 10.0Ah.
I respectfully disagree! Used the first Ego leaf blower for 4 seasons to do Fall clean up with absolutely beautiful results. Yes I have extra batteries. I charge simultaneously. I have 1.5 acres with lots of leaves and woods. The newer version is a beast!
22min....this is garbage
I got a snapper backpack and hersvanna backpack (both cordless) and they do about the same, so this is sorta on par
Just got one. amazing. best ever love it
It's pointless to not run it in turbo. However, I should point out that I'm on my 3rd ego blower. Lastly, I find the cruise control feature more annoying than useful.
Quality issues? Could you please expand on why you are on your 3rd one? Thank you!
@Joshua Triggs I used the first one to clear snow off cars. I guess some moisture affected the first. It should not have been a problem since they are rated as moisture proof. 2nd one just died the motor failed. I think it's because I always run it in Turbo. Currently on 3rd one I've had it about 6 months and it's working OK but I don't use in the winter anymore like I did before. I also had my single stage ego snowblower fail last Winter ego made me take it to a local service center and it took them 6 months to fix, I didn't get it back until July. I spoke with ego about this past week because I noticed that it's doing the same thing where it's draining one battery until it's completely dead. This killed a battery last year and it also took out the snowblower circuit board. The person I spoke to this week at ego said that that's normal. I disagree butt it is that's what it is.
When the single stage died last year, I ended up just buying the ego 2 stage as winter was not over yet.
@@thebigdoghimself Thanks so much for the quick response. After hearing all of your troubles I think I’ll stick with my Stihl. Good luck and thanks again!!!
The other modes only exist to give it a higher average runtime because nobody would buy it if it advertised a 8-10 minute runtime.
@@zack6892 LOL, you are absolutely right!