250 MPH 440 CFM 14 Amp Electric Handheld Blower/Vacuum/Mulcher in Green

Easy resemble. Buy with vacuum n mulch purpose only. Vacuum require little practice as it needs to be some angle to such it up. Sometimes the leaves are bigger than the nozzle then I have to use hand to clear. Mulching r not good. The leaves must be dry (really dry) otherwise the output is still a bit chunk. If re- mulch (do twice) the result is better but still big chunks.

The product looks very nice, easy to assembly. It is heavy and the motor runs loud and feel strong. I bought it mainly for vacuum and munching. There are quite a few things that makes me disappointed > Vacuum: 1-needs to practice, the nozzle has to be at some distance and at the right angle (maybe that is why the wheels for). Manage to handle this issue but still a little annoying. 2-If the leaves are big (avocado leave), or if they have been suck in the sudden way it will stuck at the nozzle and I have to use hand to push it thru. >Mulching: The leaves has to be dry, If it is little green or wet (like early in the morning) the machine cannot handle it. Likely I have to do twice to get the job done. I gave it a 3 because of the features and the design but function wise is kind of disappointed .

This is a great blower and mulcher. It is light and easy to use, and there are a number of nice features. The speed setting seems somewhat unnecessary to me, as I only used it on the highest setting to move as many leaves as possible as fast as possible. On the highest speed setting, it has as much power as any blower I've used. It's relatively easy to switch the unit to "vacuum" mode and the vacuum nozzle is large and easy to attach. There are wheels on the end of the vacuum tube which make holding and manuevering the vacuum easy. The wheels are not great on grass, but I managed to roll them over my yard while using the unit. The bag is not very large. It seemed to prevent the entire unit from getting too heavy while using it, but it could be small if you are working with a lot of leaves.

I have a huge yard with a lot of trees. I have a walk behind and a backpack leaf blower that do a great job of rounding everything up. But then what? Rake a mountain of leaves into way too many bags/barrels? No thanks. I use the corded leaf blower as a vacuum/mulcher. It is a little slower than just bagging, but by mulching the leaves I can reduce the amount of leaf bags/yard waste barrels I put out on the tree belt by a factor of 5. This one is pretty awesome. It's really quick to change from blowing to vacuuming. I also like that it comes with 2 different style bags. One is slung over the shoulder and one is suspended below the blower like seen in the picture. With this bag and the wheels on, it makes cleaning up hard surfaces (walks/driveways/decks} really easy. It functioned really well as a mulcher/vac. Ergonomics are good. The aluminum impeller keeps up with the amount of suction the vac produces which is a huge plus in my book. Aluminum wouldn't be my material of choice, but my old one also had an aluminum impeller and I got 6 years out of it before it was stolen. The old one had a bit more suction, but the impeller couldn't keep up so the chute would just clog. I didn't use it much as a blower because like I mentioned I have other tools for that. However I did try it out and it did well. If I didn't mind dragging an extension cord around and my yard was a suitable size, this would no doubt handle the leaves with authority. Also huge bonus points for the included wall hanger. One less thing to buy/make We seem to have accumulated a lot of SunJoe/SnowJoe equipment over the past few years. All of which I'd recommend and are a great intersection of price and quality

I've been wanting an electric blower for awhile to deal with acorns and leaves around the yard and my pool. This one needs to be plugged in (as opposed to a battery) and you must have an extension cord to use with it. It has two modes--blower mode and vacuum mode. The vacuum attachment has little wheels at the end of the tube so that you can wheel it around like a vacuum. It's easy to move around. The noise level is about that of a household vacuum-much quieter than a gas blower. The level of suction is about that of a shop vac. The blower is a little less than our gas blower but it gets the job done. There is nothing to assemble--just plug it in. Switching between the two modes and attachments is very simple. When it is in vacuum mode it also mulches what it picks up. I found that it did not shred or chop up the debris very much at all. However, this was not a feature that was important to me.

This is a great electric blower / mulcher unit that has lots of uses other than blowing leaves around. What you get with this unit: 1- Main power head blower / mulcher (mulcher for leaves or grass clippings) 1- Bag for picking up leaves 1- Blower tube with concentrator end 2- Vacuum tube sections with adjustable wheels This unit has some weigh to it since it has a larger motor and the plastic housings on the main power head are much beefier than other units in its class. Changing from blower to vacuum is easy too, just pop off the blower tube, pop on the bag, and install the large vacuum tube. The end of the vacuum tube has a set of two small wheels that are adjustable. These keep the unit at a constant height so it won't pick up bigger items (like rocks). The blower is very powerful and can easily move 3/4 minus gravel off a driveway. But the unit can also make very short work of drying off a car, motorcycle or boat, eliminating the need to wipe them down by hand. No more water spots! If you need to blow a large inflatable up this may speed that up. Anyplace where large volumes of very low pressure air is needed. With care and thought even leaks in an RV can be found with this blower and soapy water. This is a great little unit that the manufacturer has really put some design thought into.

This SunJoe blower/vacuum combination kit is a good all-purpose corded blower. If you have a source of A/C current it gets the job done. The design of the tool is very good. Blower assembles in seconds and the 14-amp motor provides great velocity and a decent volume of air. It has a variable speed setting as well as on and off, allowing more precise control of the air flow. To convert the unit to a vacuum you don’t need any tools, simply slide a lever on the bottom, engage the blower attachment, and snap it in to lock. Unit comes with a bag and guide wheels on the blower vacuum tube. It does a good job of sucking up and compacting leaves, the bag holds a good volume, and empties easily. Two-year warranty. Overall a nice multi-purpose tool.

I actually enjoyed using this 8 1/2 lb. yard tool and here are a dozen reasons why: 1. The 6 setting blower is powerful even at its' lowest speed setting. 2. The well designed blower nozzle allows you to aim and focus on the debris you're trying to blow. (The tubing on my old blower was so large that it barely moved the leaves and I couldn't control where they would land). 3. The blower is easy to use, it's easy to attach to the motor and it's not too heavy to carry around the yard. 4. The vacuum is also easy to use, it's easy to attach to the motor and the large opening on the tubing allows lots of leaves to get vacuumed up. 5. The vacuum isn't heavy to use because of the wheels that are attached to the tubing. I just push / pull this tool back and forth using very little effort. Without the wheels, this yard tool would be too heavy for me to lug around, especially as the debris bag fills up. 6. It mulches the leaves into tiny debris and I was able to vacuum up my whole front yard using only 1 yard waste bag compared to filling up 4 - 6 yard waste bags with my old vacuum that didn't mulch. And the mulching blade is metal not plastic, so it should last for a long time. 7. The 12 gallon leaf bag attaches to the tool so I don't have to carry it over my shoulder like I had to with my old one. The bag holds a lot of mulched up leaves before having to empty it. I emptied the bag quite a few times because of how fast it vacuums up a lot of leaves. 8. I emptied several full bags of mulched leaves into a paper yard waste bag but the paper bag became too heavy for me to lift and move, so now I empty the debris into a large plastic yard waste container with wheels. 9. I can adjust the wheels on the vacuum to achieve different heights of the tube opening to the ground. I prefer the tubing close to the ground. It seems to vacuum up the leaves faster. 10. My neighbors come outside and watch me blowing and vacuuming. In fact one of my neighbors asked me if he could try it out. His vacuum / blower doesn't have wheels on it and he said it was hard on his back carrying it all around his yard. He loved not having to bend over, trying to pick up the leaves, and putting them in paper yard bags. He went from having to use 8 paper bags down to using only 2. 11. I blew and vacuumed grass clipping off the sidewalk and driveway, after I mowed the lawn. It sure beat using my sweep broom. 12. My lawn looks great now and I wasn't tired afterwards doing what used to be a dreaded chore. This yard tool is excellent for someone with a small yard, for someone who wants to get leaves out of their flower and food gardens, for anyone who doesn't mind changing accessories from blowing to vacuuming, for anyone who doesn't mind emptying bags full of mulched leaves and for those like me that doesn't like to rake leaves. Thumbs up.

Sun Joe 250 MPH 440 CFM 14-Amp Electric Handheld Blower, Vacuum and Mulcher is a fine addition in the garden. I have trees and bushes so appreciate its power and capability. I like that its two tools in one that minimizes storage space in the gardening shed. First off it has a powerful 14-amp motor and uses a grounded extension cord. The blower is powerful at 250 MPH pumping out an impressive 440 cubic feet per minute (CFM) of air. It has a sturdy aluminum impeller to generate the force, no plastic here where it counts. The tool is lightweight and easy to maneuver; although, the inflated 18 1/2-gallon bag takes getting used to. The tubes for blowing and vacuuming are lightweight poly, the bag weights nothing and the main unit doesn't feel heavy at all and balanced. Overall, the tool is under 9-pounds. This is a comfortable tool to use around the garden. Assembling the blower is a snap, just clip the blower tube to the main unit, plug it in and you're ready to go. Its very powerful and the main unit comes with a speed wheel to adjust the blower and mulcher vacuum. I had the unit on the lowest speed the whole time its so powerful. Most have used blowers and this is no different to operate than others. What was new to me is the mulcher. Frankly, I didn't know what to expect and was pleasantly surprised. It's basically a garden vacuum sucking everything but large twigs and rocks. The leaves flew in and got cut up by the spinning aluminum impeller and deposited into the bag. To set it up there is an opening on the bottom of the main unit where you put the tube. The bag gets attached to the blower end and is kept in place with a clip that goes to the round mulcher tube. The vacuum goes up the round tube and is blown out of the blower end that is attached to the bag. It all worked fine, no jams or snags in using it. A small point, the power cord end could have been slightly longer to aid in knotting the electrical extension cord to it. My cord kept coming undone. The blower was excellent, but the mulcher/vacuum was new to me and I really appreciated it. I just loved being able to vacuum the yard and it picked up my leaves quickly and efficiently. I have a giant Dutch elm and the leaves haven't turned yet so this year its all going to be a snap with the cleanup. This tool is worth considering if you don't have a mulcher. This is not my first Sun Joe tool, they are well made and a lot of thought goes into them. This tool is up to that standard.

This did all that I hoped it would