EGO Power+ LB7650 Variable-Speed Turbo 56-Volt 765 CFM Cordless Leaf Blower
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About EGO Power+ LB7650 Variable-Speed Turbo 56-Volt 765 CFM Cordless Leaf Blower
Overall Feedback:
77% positive
94% were satisfied with the air nozzle design
The shape of the nozzle increases the exiting air velocity and makes our blower perform like higher CFM models from EGO.
90% appreciated the airflow capacity
The leaf-blower effortlessly tackles leaves, grass clippings, and even heavier debris with an airflow capacity of 600 CFM.
My 615CFM blower performs like higher CFM models from EGO due to the shape of the nozzle increasing the air velocity.
87% found the battery long lasting, yet 13% experienced rapid drainage
I completed a large job that lasted for 20+ minutes and still had half of the charge left.
Even with the biggest battery, I am never able to finish my yard work with one charge.
On high setting, the 2amh battery lasts about 15 minutes.
My battery ran out after 15 minutes and I could only do 1/4 of my lawn.
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92% found it light in weight, but 8% felt it was little heavy
The blower is not light, but there is a strap available to ease wrist strain.
90% highlighted the maintenance requirements, but 10% found them excessive
In September 2023, my leaf blower stopped working just before autumn in Western PA.
90% liked the motor performance, while 10% didn't
The only downside of this blower is that it requires a lot of forearm effort if I am used to a backpack blower.
93% appreciated the speed levels, while 7% found them inadequate
When I use the turbo speed, the battery drains really fast.
The battery lasts only for 20 minutes at constant highest speed, making it an all-day affair to clean the driveway due to charging times.
The battery life is less than 15 minutes at full speed and much less with frequent use of the turbo button.
