125 MPH 550 CFM 40-Volt Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless Variable-Speed Jet Fan Leaf Blower (Tool-Only)

This thing is a monster! I love the power, the turbo mode for tricky spots, and the overall use of the battery system is amazing. Super easy to assemble and these batteries work perfectly with the Ryobi mower as well so that was well worth buying into the ecosystem they’ve built. Big fan.

I bought this blower after hours of research and reading of reviews on the internet. I have had it for over a month not and I love it. The battery always last long enough and it is very powerful and quiet so i don't feel like it is annoying to my neighbors like some lawn equipment can be. I even created a video review, and decibel testing: https://youtu.be/Hk6chyI1JFo

This was a gift for my husband and he absolutely loves it. Easy to assemble, no bulky cords or gasoline to deal with.

Tube didn’t fit correctly, it wouldn’t clip in. Ryobi Customer service was no help. It really doesn’t seem to have much power turbo button may as well just be incorporated into the throttle trigger because I use it all the time.

Bought a Ryobi weed whacker last week,, no problem same battery as this leaf blower. Opened package with dead battery, charged for two hours and came back to this.

This unit is decently built. The turbo/boost button is a little finicky/touchy, but it was my first time. I cleared out my drive way, deck and garage with plenty of power. This unit is also fairly quiet compared to any other blower I've heard. I will note that the battery dropped to one bar in that short time. I would of liked to see a larger battery and runtime out of the unit as this fall I am sure ill need more then one battery. I would say I got around 20 mins of solid runtime with one and off use of the turbo button so not the greatest to be honest.

I am a homeowner of 30 years in the same house. I have seen the canopy of trees spread over my property as both a blessing and a curse. Living in Texas these trees provide the shade but also tons of biomass in leaves and pollen every spring and fall. Texas Live Oaks loose their leaves in the spring, other oaks in the fall so we have major leave clean up twice a year. Leaf management with a blower is critical. I was skeptical of both power and endurance of an electric blower given these circumstances. After using this blower for a few days of heavy use I am impressed. I first ventured into Ryobi electric with the purchase of the line trimmer with the 40 volt battery, then I purchased the electric mower, so I'm vested in the Ryobi brand and batteries. If you get this leaf blower I would recommend 2 batteries. I have a lot of river rock as part of my landscaping and this blower did a good job of getting the leaves out. I was able to clean front sidewalks and driveway and clean a large back deck with one battery, but it would be wise to have at least 2. What I like about this blower is 1. It's much quieter than a gas blower. 2. The Ryobi electric is well balanced and the weight, with the adjustable handle is very manageable. 3. The trigger gives you variable power but I operate at full power most of the time, only occasional using the "Turbo" button. 4. No gas storing, oil mixing, spilling, no smell; is great. Overall using this blower is much more convenient to use than its gas counterpart. With the trigger the blower is on or off and powers up every time, no hard start-up, no gas idling. Changing direction or taking short a break, setting the blower down, all easy. Because the blower is so easy to use I'll break it out for little clean up jobs. I can walk through the house with the blower to get to the back deck, in fact I've blown leaves out the front door from inside the house. I recommend this blower, for small, medium and semi heavy? work loads, maybe not commercial and I'm a big fan electric in general.

I was skeptical that a battery powered blower would help me manage our property. Lots of decking, porches, patios, drives and garages. Pleasantly surprised. I ran it for 10 minutes with about 15% to 20% of that on 'turbo'. Still having juice in the battery, I continued running it (thinking I was close to depleting the battery). After I got tired of waiting, I pulled the battery off and placed it on the charger. Based on the gauges, I believe I still had 25% to 40% remaining. Love the quiet 59 db, compared to my gas blower. and it's lighter too. Plenty of power.

This is an impressive leaf blower that is powerful, yet still quite at 59db. Hearing protection isn’t required until noise exceeds 85db. I have been using a 40v Ryobi weed wacker for about 2yrs trouble free so I figured I’d give this leaf blower a try. I was impressed. When you hit that turbo button, this tool matches the performance of a gas model without the noise fuel and maintenance requirements. To conserve battery life, only use the turbo button when you need it. This leaf blower is on the heavy side, but Ryobi made the handle adjustable so you can angle the blower down and that really helps with fatigue because you can basically just let the blower hang and twist your wrist to send the leaves where you want them. The harder you squeeze the trigger, the faster the blower spins. I love this feature because it gives you greater control of where you’re blowing your leaves.

This Ryobi 40-Volt leaf blower with its 4.0 Ah battery proved very capable in handling my quarter acre lawn. Plus, it does so without being overly loud or producing any high pitched whirl. I like the convenience of the Turbo button on the handle that instantly boosts the blower into “High” as long as you are pressing it. I found myself using it quite often. However, it’s not exactly lightweight. With its battery, the blower weighs a hefty 10.3 lbs. The adjustable tilting handle helps to balance the unit in your hand and reduce fatigue somewhat. And, it feels a bit bulky due to its obtrusive air intake at the rear which kept bumping into my leg. When recharging the battery, its fuel level indicator lights up showing the amount of charge as it progresses toward “Full,” providing good feedback, especially since it takes about two hours to fully charge. Overall, it’s a very capable blower while being a bit quieter than others. However, its handling is affected by its weight and bulky air intake.