20-Volt MAX Cordless Compact Jobsite Blower 135 MPH 100 CFM (Tool-Only)

DEWALT has several battery powered air blowers on the market, but what landed me on this one is size! I am an avid fan of the 20v system and it makes up a majority of my tools. I am a professional carpenter/homebuilder. The size of this blower is great for stowing it away in the job box. I use it for lots of tasks, from blowing sawdust out of my tools at the end of the day before packing up, to cleaning out the walls of houses before we put insulation in. I use 6ah and 5ah batteries with it and have plenty of life. Usually lasts the whole day for me with one battery. I have seen others post about a slow battery drain. I cannot comment on this as I don’t leave batteries in my tools except the drills. Power! Well I can say for the tasks I described and occasional house duties when I’m looking to knock out something quick it works great. I have a gas powered backpack blower, but typically go for this guy first. I am very happy!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased this tool as part of the 10 tool combo pack. I already have an expensive backpack blower so I basically just thought of this as a bonus tool, not something I'd use much. I was VERY wrong. The ease of use and portability make it my go to for a quick cleanup of my workspace. No cords to unwrap, no gas to mix, just squeeze the trigger and go. The compact size and light weight is very deceiving because it packs a PUNCH! I wish I could post a video just to show how powerful this thing is. Dewalt exceeds my expectations once again.

Half year off working great strong love it. One day it stop working at all switch batteries still nothing

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love this tool, I use it every day. practice, light, work very well. Uses lots of battery power. I saw that it does not run on 6ah big batteries, it works for a few seconds and stops,

Perfect for an unexpected use. I was hoping to adapt it for use as a portable inflator for rafts and pool toys. I didn't need to adapt it--it comes with inflator nozzles in two sizes. Just twist off the blower nozzle, twist on the inflator adapter, and you're ready to go. It's light enough, even with a 5 amp-hour battery, to bring along on a raft ride. It's also very powerful as an inflator. It works fine as a small-area blower. We used it to clean sand off the cabin steps on vacation and I use it often in the garage. If you have a large area to blow, you might be happier with the 90 mph big blower: https://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-90-MPH-400-CFM-20-Volt-MAX-Lithium-Ion-Cordless-Handheld-Leaf-Blower-with-5-0Ah-Battery-and-Charger-Included-DCBL720P1/205878780 In either case, I recommend the 5 amp-hour battery. I've got both, and it was well worth it to have just the right one for each use.

Excellent power

I picked this up a box store several years ago and for its size it gets the job done look at its size dont expect to much I have up graded to the bigger blower so I can not complain it really gets things out the way

Easily one of the best purchases I have made. Quick and powerful, I was able to blowout my garage, porch, both drive ways and my deck on one charge. Dust and dirt gone in an instant. Easy work on the leaves this fall. Definitely a must have tool.

I really like this! It is great to blow small areas and stays charged good. We have had one since Summer and I would purchase another one! Thanks

This is the Dewalt 20-Volt MAX XR Lithium-Ion Brushless 1/4 in. Cordless 3-Speed Impact Driver and the Dewalt 1/2" Brushless hammer drill. In this kit you'll get the 1/4" impact driver, 1/2" hammer drill, two batteries, and the charger. Everything fits nicely inside a nice heavy duty canvas bag. The bag has lots of extra room so you could easily fit another one or two batteries I would say. On the 1/4" impact driver, the driver head is very compact. More compact than a 1/4" driver I own from another brand. Keep in mind that even though this is a 1/4" driver it does not have the standard 1/4" square head. You need to use a hex adapter to use this with 1/4" sockets. This is referred to as a hex chuck. A lot of people don't realize this since 3/8" and 1/2" impacts have the square head. While this is annoying if you are looking to use it with 1/4" sockets, it's awesome for using it to drive deck screws. Since it's a hex chuck it will accept Dewalt driver bits. There are 3 LED's on the chuck and they are really bright. I've never seen an electric hand tool with such bright lights. You could use this as a flashlight when you're not driving bolts. If you like building things in the dark I don't think you can go wrong. It feels really well balanced and the grip is comfortable. Dewalt has equipped this with multiple speeds, so if you need to be precise with the bolt you're driving the option is there. There is a metal belt clip at the bottom but I find these to be more annoying than useful. if you are using it often it would be better to just invest in a holster, rather than try to clip it on to your belt every time. This is a brush-less driver, and it seems all the manufacturers are going this router which works for me. The hammer drill feels really solid and has a lot of torque. Here again it has the three super bright LEDs, that I'm pretty sure qualify it to be used as a flashlight as well. Aside from the bright LEDs there isn't too much that sets it apart from my other lithium ion drills other than that it is just a tad lighter, quieter, and has some extra voltage courtesy of the 20V 2Ah batteries that I would think should add to the run time. So far, I'm still on the first battery charge. The drill also has the metal belt clip that I find pretty unusable. Definitely, a solid drill though. These 20V 2Ah batteries are super small for the amount of power they pack,and their individual price shows it. I still haven't drained the first battery fully yet. The battery has 3 LED's on it indicating the current charge state. Since this is a lithium ion the optimal storage charge level is 50%. So, using the LED's you can run the batteries down to 50% without much guess work. You should be able to use these batteries with any of the Dewalt tools that take a 20v battery. I have to say, I don't feel like 20v is THAT much more powerful than 18v but these are more compact. Don't plan on using them with the 18v tools though. So, investing in these makes your 18v tools obsolete. The charger is pretty basic and not very heavy. It will indicate problems with the battery, its charge state, and whether there is a wiring problem. No discharge to 50% feature that I can see. Overall, I can't find anything I don't like about this kit other than maybe the price, but you get what you pay for. Both tools are powerful, fairly compact, and it comes with two batteries. I'm pretty picky and don't usually give out 5 stars but I think these two tools are worthy.