Customer Reviews for RYOBI 40V HP Brushless 190 MPH 730 CFM Cordless Battery Jet Fan Leaf Blower (Tool Only)

So far for my intended use it's worked perfectly haven't run out of battery I've haven't had to use the turbo button yet or full power plenty powerful enough to get what I need done also pretty lightweight wish it had little better balance my only complaint

Arrived the day after the order was submitted.

These products are great, just wish they weren’t so expensive..

Blower shows 120min run time for battery. What they don’t tell you is running the turbo for the fast air will run the battery down less than 20mins.

Works great Very quiet Turbo mode is amazing

Exactly what I was looking for. Got tired of my gas blower not starting in the winter when I wanted to use it to blow the snow off the cars. this blower, especially with the two batteries is powerful and easy to use. and to top it off, I can share the batteries with my other 40v ryobi tools. Big win with this purchase.

Very good performance. Easy to use. Intake is in the rear so it doesn't suck in your clothing (others have the intake on the side). Love my Ryobi 40v systems.

Very good for heavy duty blowing. Almost as powerful as my gas blower was. I use the 18 volt Ryoibi for walkway sweeping. It’s a bit weighty, my wife can’t use it but she isn’t very strong.

Exactly what I ordered. 5 Stars. Fast free shipping. I have a number of Ryobi products and I like them all. Great brand. Thank you.

It works good and does exactly what I needed for

I bought the package with 2 batteries 4amh and quick charger. So nice to have no Eletrical cords or 2 cycle fuel. Get very good run time and the machine does my old Stihl corder b lower. No cords now, much easier to just pull out and use for quick dust offs. I would recommend .

A a hurricane that I can hold in one hand, and I can sweep away wet or dry leaves. If I had two, I’d be singing fly me to the moon!

Once I found someone to answer my questions, it was a good experience. The leaf blower exceeds my expectations.

I bought these to replace gas and I love them so far. I wish Ryobi would allow me to become a tester for my area .

Love the product and that it came with 2 batteries. However one of the batteries will no longer charge.

I just tried my new Ryobi 190 mph 730 cfm blower. If you are getting one of these,,,, get the MOST powerful one you can. This just barely keeps up with my Stihl gas blower. It is heavy. I don't have to fill it with gas and smell the gas.

Moves whatever i point it at and with the extra battery i get the yard work done. Also i can use the batteries on my chainsaw

This has been a great tool. It is easy to use and the Turbo feature makes it even better! I'm glad it comes with two batteries too.

Deeply disappointed with my Ryobi blower causing two of my batteries to fail suddenly. Marketed as interchangeable, these batteries should degrade, not die overnight. Ryobi's response? No discounts or solutions, just a hefty $180 replacement cost each. My trust in Ryobi's reliability and customer service is severely shaken after years of loyalty. Unacceptable that a premium is paid for subpar longevity and support.

I'm coming from a gas back pack blower, so I was prepared for it to not be as powerful but more convenient. I was not expecting to get 20 min of battery life per pack. Then take 30-40 min to charge. So I burned through both fully charges batteries then had to switch to my 19v to continue until the first battery was charged. Once I used the first recharged battery I did not use the boot at all, still did not get much for life. Not pleased at all ended up finishing the job with a rake.

Fully charged battery life is depressing and the power without boost is underwhelming. Unless you are a fully committed environmentalist or are trying to keep noise down, you are better to go with fuel powered. I hoped the 40 volt power would perform better than my original battery purchase from 4 years ago, but it wasn’t a substantial improvement. I’ve had it a couple of weeks and used it to clean up leaves from a recent storm. It is much quieter than only blowers.