Ego POWER+ 765 CFM Blower LB7654 Reviews

Handheld is strong enough to clear stubborn helicopter seeds and debris from a one-third acre yard, though the weight leaves them fatigued and looking at a backpack model.

Step up from the 650 which was always on turbo; on normal it is roughly the older model on turbo with a boost above that, and turbo is often the default.

Several times a week on the driveway, deck and patio with the smallest battery, it has plenty of power but poor balance that tires the arm.

On turbo it matches a 50cc gas backpack blower for power, but a 5ah battery is gone in under 15 minutes, so gas-level work takes several batteries.

After repeated frustration with battery leaf blowers, this one impressed them enough that their collection of the brand grew over three years.

Came with a free 2.5Ah battery, and the power is more than enough for their yard, with lower noise that makes it nicer than the louder alternative.

Direct comparison against a DeWalt 20V handheld blower, finding the Ego clearly better, faster, stronger and quieter.

Switch from a gas blower is loved, though turbo is admittedly in use all day long.

Upgrade from a 580 CFM model brought a clearly noticeable power gain, needing turbo less; a 2.5ah battery drains fast, so 5ah or larger packs are the right match.

Handheld pick for a 3-acre property; kickback on full power or turbo is more than expected, but it is great for quick jobs around the barn and garage.