Greenworks Pro 80V Leaf Blower
80V Leaf Blower with Rechargeable Battery

Over the last few years of utilizing various cordless garden tools, I often wonder why I didn’t have them sooner! Outdoor tasks and routine cleanups have become significantly easier with tools like the powerful leaf blower from Greenworks Pro that I’ve been using since 2015. In this post, I will introduce you to the most powerful gas alternative leaf blower through a product review that shares my personal experience You’ll discover my likes, and honestly, I can’t think of any drawbacks regarding this tool.

What I Love Most About The Greenworks Pro Leaf Blower

What I appreciate most about the GreenWorks 80 Volt Cordless Leaf Blower is its incredible power! I own several other cordless, rechargeable leaf blowers, but the 80V model stands out as the best. It effortlessly moves heavy mulch off my driveway during landscape clean-ups. Additionally, I’ve successfully cleared up to an inch of snow from the walkway around my porch and driveway using this blower.

In the late autumn leaves from the large oak and ginkgo tree are usually heavy with rain or snow. It used to take me weeks to transfer all the leaves to the compost area or to a pile that I could mulch with my mower. However, with the Greenworks Pro Leaf Blower, I can easily complete this task, often with just one battery charge. My husband was so impressed by the tool’s power that he purchased one for use at the barn to clear walnut debris and other clutter from the concrete driveway.

Greenworks Pro 80V Leaf Blower Video

In the video I share on this blog post you will see how the product looks and sounds. This is from 2015 when I first started using the Greenworks Pro series rechargeable garden tools.

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This tool is of exceptional quality; I’ve been using it almost every day for the past ten years without any issues. The battery continues to perform like new. Additionally, I now own several other Greenworks Pro tools that utilize the same 80V battery, making it convenient that they are interchangeable.

About the Greenworks Pro 80V Leaf Blower

Everything about this garden / landscape tool is a must for anyone keeping up a small to large property. I am going to share a few of the points I appreciate about the Greenworks Pro Leaf Blower.

The 80 Volt Cordless Leaf Blower is lite weight and I can do most of the work with one hand – even with carpal tunnel! I feel so old admitting that too you so let’s keep that between you and me.

Brushless Motor Technology

  • Twice the Torque: Delivers enhanced power.
  • Extended Runtime: Offers longer usage periods.
  • Quiet Operation: Ensures a peaceful experience.
  • Increased Motor Longevity: Promotes a longer lifespan for the motor.

Here is my Amazon Affiliate link to the Greenworks Pro (80V) Leaf Blower, which I’ve been using almost every day since 2015. Both the tool and batteries continue to perform as if they were brand new!https://amzn.to/44oXrh2

Let’s Connect

Are you done raking leaves for the year? I’d love to hear what works in your landscape for leaf removal.  Leave a message on my contact page if you have questions or would like to share your experience with rechargeable battery operated products. 

Happy Easy Lawn and Gardening,

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  1. What is the average battery use time on a full charge?

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