Ego POWER+ 765 CFM Blower LB7654 Reviews

Turbo runtime falls short of the advertised 15 minutes, and customer service said only 12-15 minutes should be expected from a new battery, which left them unhappy.

Blower arrived delivered with sealed straps but a brick in the box instead of the battery, so it had to go back to the store.

Fairly new unit surges after running a while and the battery display goes dark until reseated; the battery drains in about 15 minutes at full power and lower modes are much weaker.

The unit died completely after three weeks; the store swapped it easily, but with no new receipt the replacement may not be registrable and trust in it is shaky.

A rock damaged the propeller fins, a swapped-in propeller left the balance slightly off and the unit died within a couple of months; the maker refused warranty coverage for that damage.

With two 5ah batteries the whole setup feels too heavy for casual use, and a smaller 2.5ah pack is being considered to shave weight.

Three of these blowers at a landscaping workplace all failed within three months, while the older 650 CFM blowers there have lasted nearly three years.

Two brand new units bought from different stores both developed the same trigger failure, and both were returned for a refund.

Short nozzle bought for drying a truck; for snow it only helps with the lightest, driest stuff and does little on wet snow.