Ego POWER+ 765 CFM Blower LB7654 Reviews

Fall purchase for heavy leaf work; multi-hour cleanups meant swapping a 5Ah and a 4Ah battery, and the blower is called a beast.

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

Newly bought for snow in Saskatchewan and blew hard compacted snow off a driveway; notes a static shock and snow blowing back toward the intake.

Great for clearing light powder, with the caveat of a mild static zap through gloves in the right conditions.

Nearly all light snow clearing in a Manitoba winter was done with it, though results drop off with more than an inch or wet snow.

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

Move up from the 530 meant going from always on turbo to only occasional use; the variable trigger and constant-speed dial are liked, but big batteries are needed.

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.

Impressive for an electric and used for drying off cars after washing, though a gas Stihl makes it look like a toy for big leaf piles.

Happy with the purchase made with the 5 Ah battery the previous April; the extra price over weaker models roughly equals the battery cost, so the stronger blower is nearly free.

Long-time Ego blower user whose older 480 CFM unit started acting up after an hour of use; calls this newest handheld the best electric blower they have used.

Battery gear was chosen to avoid gas and noise on a small yard; turbo is used all the time, and lower settings still shift wet leaves on hard surfaces but not very wet ones on grass.

Just went all in and finds the trimmer and 765 CFM blower great, with plenty of power and a trimmer line system that works.

Finds it great for walkways and for drying cars, while still wanting a much stronger backpack blower for large leaf jobs on 1.5 acres.

Both this and the 650 are owned, and this one is much better.

Both the 650 and this model were kept for a short period; this one was preferred and the other returned, with a price gap of only about 30 dollars.

Build quality seems very good, it does not vibrate a lot and is much quieter than a weaker Kobalt corded blower; even used to blow gravel around.

Three uses come from a 2.5ah and five from a 5ah on nearly an acre, shared with the string trimmer; power is strong enough that turbo is rarely needed, and it beats a neighbor gas unit.

Love for it is strong enough that they would buy it again all day long.