10 Best Electric Leaf Blowers of 2025 [Reviews]

If you’re not fond of fall foliage on your lawn, check out the best electric leaf blowers. We found the highest performers at Home Depot, Lowe’s, Amazon, and Walmart. Each blower was carefully analyzed and compared to the competition based on performance, ease of use, durability, and cost.

Our final list includes cordless and corded models, and our in-depth reviews help you find the best leaf blower to suit your fall cleanup needs. We also include a handy buyer’s guide to ensure you know what to look for when selecting a leaf blower. 

Our Top Picks

Best Handheld Leaf Blowers:

1. Best Cordless: Ego Power+ LB7654

2. Best Corded: Worx WG521

3. Cordless Runner Up: Husqvarna Leaf Blaster 350iB

4. Corded Runner Up: Toro PowerJet F700

5. Best Budget Buy: Black+Decker BEBL750

6. Best Budget Battery Blower: Kobalt KHB 4224A-03

Best Leaf Vacuum Blowers:

1. Best Cordless: Ryobi RY404150

2. Best Corded: Craftsman CMEBL7000

Best Backpack Blowers:

1. Best Battery-Powered: Ego Power+ LBPX8004-2

2. Runner-Up: Ryobi RY404170

Top 6 Electric Handheld Leaf Blowers – Reviews

1. Ego Power+ LB7654 – Best Cordless Handheld

Our favorite cordless electric handheld blower is the Ego Power+ LB7654, and we recommend it for heavy-duty fall cleanups. It releases mass amounts of high-speed air, making it the industry’s most potent handheld. Additionally, its ARC Lithium batteries provide excellent runtime — 90 minutes on the average power setting, 150 minutes on low, and 15 minutes on turbo. 

Performance: The Ego Power+ LB7654 is the market’s most potent handheld leaf blower with a max blow force of 26 Newtons (N). It has a high-efficiency brushless motor and an aeronautics-inspired turbine fan. It quickly clears large piles of debris, including wet leaves, rocks, and muddy waste. 

Ease of Use: It’s a little heavy, but the weight is well-balanced. Its controls are intuitive and easy to reach. Additionally, it has a lock button to keep it blowing without pressing the trigger.

Durability: Its heavy-duty construction withstands harsh weather conditions, and its motor is durable. Ego backs its durability with a 5-year consumer warranty. 

Versatility: It’s a versatile tool that removes debris on your lawn, landscaping, gutters, and pavement. It has variable speeds, cruise control, and a turbo button. It also comes with two nozzles. The tapered nozzle maximizes airspeed, and the spread nozzle maximizes airflow and directional control. 

Cost: It costs more than the average battery-powered handheld, but it has an excellent price point for its performance.  

Specifications

• Airspeed: 200 MPH
• Air volume: 765 CFM
• Battery: 56-volt, 5 Ah ARC Lithium
• Max runtime: 150 min.
• Motor: Brushless
• Noise level: 76 dB
• Warranty: 5 year tool, 3 year battery 
• Weight: 9.56 lb.

Battery included?	Yes (2)
Charger included?	Yes

Pros and Cons

What we liked	What we didn’t like
✓ Best performing handheld ✓ Moves mass amounts of debris with a single blow ✓ Blows very heavy debris ✓ Durable construction ✓ Interchangeable nozzles ✓ Intuitive controls ✓ Good battery life	✗ It’s a little heavy ✗ It costs a more than the average handheld ✗ Louder than most electric handhelds

2. Worx WG521 – Best Corded Handheld

The most potent corded electric leaf blower is the Worx Turbine WG521. It has a powerful 12 amp motor and the highest CFM rating out of all corded models. It’s a diverse tool that’s easy to use and quick to clean large amounts of debris. We highly recommend it for homeowners with a lot of leaves that are within reach of a power outlet.

Performance: The blower uses turbine fan technology to produce strong winds. Its air volume reaches 800 CFM, and its airspeed reaches 135 MPH. It quickly clears large piles of dry leaves, wet leaves, and grass clippings. It can also blow twigs and some small rocks.

Ease of Use: It’s lightweight and easy to maneuver. The variable speed dial is super easy to turn, and the blower has a cord retainer that keeps it plugged in. However, controlling it with its single handle is challenging at the blower’s highest speed.

Durability: It has sturdy construction and is backed by a 3-year consumer warranty. 

Versatility: It works great on lawns, flower beds, and paved surfaces. Its variable speeds tailor airflow to suit the job. The blower’s air volume ranges from 420 to 800 CFM, and its airspeed ranges from 70 to 135 MPH. It also includes a hyper-stream nozzle attachment to focus all its air on hard-to-get debris. 

Cost: It costs about 10% more than the average corded electric leaf blower but has 75% more air volume. Corded models are much more affordable than battery-powered blowers, so the Worx Turbine costs about 1/3 of the Ego Power+ LB7654’s price. 

Specifications

• Airspeed: 135 MPH
• Air volume: 800 CFM
• Amps: 12
• Max extension cord length: 100 ft.
• Noise level: 82 dB
• Warranty: 3 years
• Weight: 6.6 lb.

Pros and Cons

What we liked	What we didn’t like
✓ Most powerful corded electric blower ✓ Moves mass amounts of debris with a single blow ✓ Interchangeable nozzles ✓ Easy to use ✓ Lightweight	✗ Hard to control one-handed on high ✗ No cruise control ✗ Louder than most electric handhelds

3. Husqvarna Leaf Blaster 350iB – Cordless Runner-Up

Our second favorite cordless electric handheld is the Husqvarna Leaf Blaster 350iB. It’s a high-performance power tool that helps homeowners with heavy-duty yard work. Its battery lasts up to 60 minutes and recharges in about 90 minutes. 

Performance: The Leaf Blaster 350iB is the second most potent electric handheld with a max blow force of 23 N. It clears a lot of debris with each blow and can move heavy debris such as pine straw, wet leaves, and twigs.

Ease of Use: It has intuitive controls that are easy to reach, and the debris scraper loosens wet and sticky debris. It’s a little heavy, but the weight is well-balanced. 

Durability: It has a durable brushless motor and an active cooling system to keep the batteries from overheating. Husqvarna backs the tool with a 3-year consumer warranty. 

Versatility: It has variable speeds, cruise control, and a boost mode.

Cost: The Leaf Blaster 350iB is expensive, costing even more than the Ego Power+ LB7654.

Specifications

• Airspeed: 200 MPH
• Air volume: 800 CFM
• Battery: 40-volt, 7.5 Ah Li-ion
• Max runtime: 60 min.
• Motor: Brushless
• Noise level: 71 dB
• Warranty: 3 year tool, 2 year battery 
• Weight: 10 lb.

Battery included?	Yes
Charger included?	Yes

Pros and Cons

What we liked	What we didn’t like
✓ Moves mass amounts of debris with a single blow ✓ Blows very heavy debris ✓ Built-in debris scraper ✓ Intuitive controls	✗ It’s a little heavy ✗ Expensive

4. Toro PowerJet F700 – Corded Runner-Up

The Toro PowerJet 700 is a high-performance corded leaf blower with a potent 12 amp motor. It releases vast amounts of air, making it great for cleaning yards with many trees. And you can use it with a long extension cord (up to 150 feet).

Performance: It’s one of the best-performing corded blowers. Its airspeed reaches up to 140 MPH (slightly faster than the Worx WG521), and its air volume goes up to 725 CFM. It has less air volume than the Worx WG521 but beats every other corded model. It pushes large piles of debris, including wet leaves, twigs, and pine needles. 

Ease of Use: At just 6.66 pounds, it’s lightweight and easy to maneuver. It has a long, ergonomic handle, and its settings are easily adjusted. Additionally, its cord lock keeps it securely plugged in while you work. 

Durability: It’s sturdy and dependable, and Toro backs its quality with a 2-year consumer warranty. 

Versatility: It has variable speed settings so you can clean landscaping and pavement at a lower speed than the lawn. 

Cost: The Toro PowerJet 700 provides excellent value, costing slightly less than the average corded electric blower yet performing better than most of its corded competition. 

Specifications

• Airspeed: 140 MPH
• Air volume: 725 CFM
• Amps: 12
• Max extension cord length: 150 ft. 
• Noise level: 70 dB
• Warranty: 2 years
• Weight: 6.66 lb.

Pros and Cons

What we liked	What we didn’t like
✓ Moves mass amounts of debris with a single blow ✓ Easy to use ✓ Lightweight ✓ Ergonomic  ✓ Affordable	✗ No cruise control

5. Black+Decker BEBL750 – Best Budget Buy

Consider the Black+Decker BEBL750 9-amp corded leaf blower if you’re on a tight budget. It’s our list’s most affordable leaf blower, costing about half as much as the Worx WG521 and almost 40% less than the Toro PowerJet F700. We recommend it for yards less than 1/4 acre with no more than a moderate amount of trees. 

Performance: Its strength is about average for a corded electric blower. It has an axial fan that generates up to 450 CFM of air volume, and its airspeed reaches 140 MPH. Each blow pushes a moderate amount of debris, including wet leaves and pine needles. 

Ease of Use: It’s compact and easy to maneuver. The debris scraper loosens wet and sticky waste, and the cord retainer keeps it plugged in. 

Durability: It’s sturdy and durable. Black+Decker backs its durability with a 2-year consumer warranty. 

Versatility: It has two speed settings.

Cost: It costs less than most leaf blowers and is the lowest-priced model on our list. 

Specifications

• Airspeed: 140 MPH
• Air volume: 450 CFM
• Amps: 9
• Max extension cord length: 150 ft.
• Noise level: 65 dB
• Warranty: 2 years
• Weight: 7.06 lb.

Pros and Cons

What we liked	What we didn’t like
✓ Quiet for a corded model ✓ Built-in debris scraper ✓ Affordable ✓ Easy to use	✗ Not as potent as other blowers on our list ✗ Few features

6. Kobalt KHB 4224A-03 – Best Budget Battery Blower

The Kobalt KHB 4224A-03 is a capable cordless leaf blower that won’t break the bank. It costs less than 80% of most other battery-powered models but performs better than about 60% of them. And with up to 50 minutes of runtime, this blower is nothing to sneeze at. It works great for homeowners with yards under 1/4 acre with no more than a moderate amount of trees. 

Performance: Its turbine fan generates up to 500 CFM of air with a max speed of 120 MPH. It pushes a lot of dry leaves and grass clippings with each blow but isn’t great at moving wet debris. 

Ease of Use: It’s compact and easy to maneuver, even for petite operators. At just 5.4 pounds, the KHB 4224A-03 is the lightest leaf blower on our list. It has a comfortable over-mold handle, and its blower tube is super simple to remove. 

Durability: It’s a reliable leaf blower with a durable brushless motor and a monitoring system that protects the battery from overheating and overcharging. Kobalt backs its durability with a 5-year consumer warranty.

Versatility: It has a variable speed trigger, turbo mode, and cruise control. 

Cost: It’s our list’s lowest-priced battery-powered blower, costing less than about 80% of cordless models. Although affordable for a cordless electric blower, it costs more than every corded blower on our list. 

Specifications

• Airspeed: 120 MPH
• Air volume: 500 CFM
• Battery: 24-volt, 4 Ah Li-ion
• Max runtime: 50 min.
• Motor: Brushless
• Warranty: 5 year tool, 3 year battery 
• Weight: 5.4 lb.

Battery included?	Yes
Charger included?	Yes

Pros and Cons

What we liked	What we didn’t like
✓ Affordable ✓ Lightweight ✓ Efficient ✓ Easy to use	✗ Not as potent as other blowers on our list ✗ Not great for wet debris

Top 2 Electric Leaf Vacuum Blowers – Reviews

1. Ryobi RY404150 – Best Cordless Leaf Vacuum

The best cordless electric leaf vacuum/blower is the Ryobi RY404150 Jet Fan Blower. It’s a 3-in-1 tool that blows, vacuums, and mulches. The mulcher has a metal impeller that condenses 20 bags of leaves down to one bag of mulch. As a result, the RY404150 is handy for homeowners who bag their yard waste for trash pickup. 

Performance: It makes fall cleanups quick and easy with a max blow force of 16 N, super-fine mulching capability, and a big leaf collection bag. It performs better than the other tested electric leaf blower/vacs but handles dry debris much better than wet leaves. 

Ease of Use: It’s comfortable, even for petite operators. Although a bit heavy, it has an adjustable harness to help hold the weight. The shoulder straps are well-padded, and it has an adjustable handle. Switching between vac and blower modes takes seconds with the mode-change dial. And the LED fuel gauge makes it easy to monitor battery life.

Durability: It has a brushless motor and a highly durable metal impeller. It also comes with a 5-year consumer warranty.

Versatility: It’s a versatile 3-in-1 tool with a variable speed dial, cruise control, and an included speed tip attachment. It works great on lawns, driveways, and around flower beds. 

Cost: The Ryobi RY404150 costs more than most leaf vacuums. We only found one leaf blower/vacuum that was more expensive (the Makita XBU04PTV). 

Specifications

• Airspeed: 100 MPH
• Air volume: 600 CFM
• Battery: 4 Ah, 40 volt Li-ion
• Max runtime: 18 minutes
• Motor: Brushless
• Noise level: 65 dB
• Warranty: 5 year tool, 3 year battery
• Weight: 15.2 lb.

Battery included?	Yes (2)
Charger included?	Yes
Collection bag size	10.5-gallon
Mulch reduction ratio	20:1

Pros and Cons

What we liked	What we didn’t like
✓ Clears a lot of dry debris at once ✓ Blows, vacuums, and mulches ✓ Quickly refuels with the included Rapid Charger ✓ Easy to use ✓ Has an adjustable shoulder harness ✓ Includes a speed tip	✗ Expensive ✗ Short runtime ✗ Not great for wet debris

2. Craftsman CMEBL7000 – Best Corded Leaf Vacuum

The best corded electric leaf vacuum is the Craftsman CMEBL7000. It quickly manages fall leaves by blowing, sucking, and mulching them. It reduces 12 bags of leaves to 1 bag of mulch and stores them in a 55-liter backpack collection bag. 

Performance: It has a high-performance 12-Amp motor and excellent suction. The blower/vac produces up to 450 CFM of air that goes up to 260 MPH. It does a great job of blowing both wet and dry leaves but sometimes clogs when sucking up large quantities of wet leaves. 

Ease of Use: The backpack collection bag is easy to empty and comfortable to carry with lightweight straps. You don’t need any tools to switch between vacuum and blower mode, but you do have to change the tubes. 

Durability: It’s sturdy and backed by a 3-year consumer warranty. However, its impeller is plastic and not as durable as the Ryobi RY404150’s impeller. 

Versatility: It only has one speed, so it works best on lawns and pavement. It’s not good for blowing leaves out of flower beds. However, it’s a handy 3-in-1 tool with a mulcher and a large collection bag. 

Cost: It costs slightly more than the average corded electric vac/blower, which is significantly less than most cordless leaf vacuums. Its price is less than 25% of the Ryobi RY404150’s cost.

Specifications

• Airspeed: 260 MPH
• Air volume: 450 CFM
• Amps: 12
• Mulch ratio: 12:1
• Warranty: 3 years
• Weight: 11.27 lb.

Collection bag size	55 liters
Mulch reduction ratio	12:1

Pros and Cons

What we liked	What we didn’t like
✓ Blows heavy debris ✓ Blows, vacuums, and mulches ✓ Large backpack collection bag ✓ Affordable	✗ Only one speed ✗ Sometimes clogs when vacuuming wet leaves

Top 2 Electric Backpack Leaf Blowers – Reviews

1. Ego Power+ LBPX8004-2 – Best Electric Backpack Blower

Our favorite electric backpack blower is the Ego Power+ LBPX8004-2. It’s the most potent electric backpack blower, making it great for homeowners with large yards and many trees. Its 56-volt Arc Lithium batteries get up to 120 minutes of runtime on low and up to 30 minutes on high. The included Dual Port Charger refuels both batteries in about 145 minutes. 

Performance: Its heavy-duty 1,900W brushless motor is as potent as a 60cc gas engine. The LBPX8004-2 effortlessly clears large piles of debris with an industry-leading 26 N max blow force. It fiercely hauls heavy items such as wet leaves, muddy debris, rocks, and pine cones. 

Ease of Use: The LBPX8004-2 is straightforward, with intuitive digital controls and an easy-to-read battery-level indicator. Its shoulder straps have ample padding, and the handgrip is adjustable. It’s also easy to maneuver with dual handles. Although a bit heavy, the weight is well-balanced and comfortable to carry for most users. 

Durability: With commercial-grade construction, it’s built to stand the test of time. It endures harsh conditions with IPX5-rated weather resistance and UV-resistant composite housing. A 5-year consumer warranty guarantees its durability. 

Versatility: You can adjust its airflow to suit the job, making it great for lawns, landscaping, gutters, and pavement. It has variable speed settings with cruise control and turbo lock. It also comes with two interchangeable nozzles, and the blower tube’s length is adjustable. 

Cost: It’s the most expensive leaf blower on our list but the best electric blower for yards over an acre with many trees. 

Specifications

• Airspeed: 190 MPH
• Air volume: 800 CFM
• Battery: 56-volt, 6 Ah ARC Lithium
• Max runtime: 120 min.
• Motor: Brushless
• Noise level: 65 dB
• Warranty: 5 year tool, 3 year battery 
• Weight: 29 lb.

Battery included?	Yes (2)
Charger included?	Yes

Pros and Cons

What we liked	What we didn’t like
✓ Most powerful electric backpack blower ✓ Moves mass amounts of debris with a single blow ✓ Blows very heavy debris ✓ Durable construction ✓ Interchangeable nozzles ✓ Intuitive controls ✓ Good battery life	✗ Expensive ✗ Heavy

2. Ryobi RY404170 – Runner-Up

If Ego’s backpack blower is beyond your budget, consider the Ryobi RY404170 Whisper Series Backpack Blower. Homeowners can quickly complete heavy-duty fall cleanups while listening to the birds chirp. At just 59 dB, it’s the quietest backpack leaf blower we found.

Its 5 Ah batteries provide up to 53 minutes of runtime on low, 40 minutes on mid-speed, and 23 minutes on high. The included Rapid Charger refuels each battery in under an hour.

Performance: Although the RY404170 doesn’t perform as well as the Ego Power+ LBPX8004-2, it still packs a potent punch. Its high-efficiency brushless motor is as powerful as a 51-cc gas engine. With airspeed up to 165 MPH and air volume reaching 730 CFM, it pushes large amounts of debris with each blow. And it can handle heavier waste like wet leaves and twigs. 

Ease of Use: It’s easy to use with intuitive controls and an LED battery-level indicator. It’s a bit heavy, but the blower has comfort-enhancing features like a contoured back, adjustable straps, and a lot of padding. However, some users will strain if using it for a long time. 

Durability: It’s well-built and backed by a 5-year consumer warranty. 

Versatility: You can adjust the airflow to suit the job. It has variable speeds, cruise control, a turbo button, and a speed tip attachment. 

Cost: It costs a little less than the average battery-powered backpack blower and almost 40% less than the Ego Power+ LBPX8004-2.

Specifications

• Airspeed: 165 MPH
• Air volume: 730 CFM
• Battery: 40-volt, 6 Ah Li-ion
• Max runtime: 53 min.
• Motor: Brushless
• Noise level: 59 dB
• Warranty: 5 year tool, 3 year battery 
• Weight: 30 lb.

Battery included?	Yes (2)
Charger included?	Yes

Pros and Cons

What we liked	What we didn’t like
✓ Blows heavy debris ✓ Clears a lot of debris at once  ✓ Quiet ✓ Reasonably priced ✓ Easy to use	✗ Not as potent as the Ego LBPX8004-2 ✗ Heavy

Buyer’s Guide

Savvy shoppers know how to compare products, so we explain everything you need to know about electric leaf blowers, including:

• Blow Force
• Blower Design
• Price
• Power Source
• Weight
• Noise Level

Blow Force

Leaf blowers with strong airflow can handle heavy-duty cleanups, but smaller jobs require less force. The total strength of a leaf blower’s wind is called blow force. Blow force is measured in Newtons (N) and is primarily based on air volume and airspeed:

• Air Volume: Stated in cubic feet per minute (CFM), air volume describes how much air passes through the blower’s tube. Blowers with higher CFM move more debris with each blow, making fall cleanups much quicker. 

• Airspeed: Stated in miles per hour (MPH), airspeed describes the rate at which air passes through the tube. Leaf blowers with faster airspeed blow heavier debris and push it further than models with slower airspeed. 

The table below shows the typical MPH and CFM of electric leaf blowers.

	MPH	CFM
Average	145	485
Typical Range	115 – 180	330 – 635
Extreme Low	70	80
Extreme High	260	800

Blower Design

There are three main types of electric leaf blowers:

• Handheld Leaf Blowers: Handheld models are compact, lightweight, and more affordable than backpack blowers. 

• Backpack Leaf Blowers: Backpack leaf blowers are heavier than handhelds but tend to have a stronger blow force. The weight is easier to carry on your back than arms, so they can house larger motors and batteries. 

• Leaf Vacuum Blowers: Some leaf blowers come with a vacuum kit. The best leaf blower vacuums are handy for homeowners who bag their leaves for trash pick-up. Many electric vacuums also mulch the leaves so more debris fits in each trash bag. You can also use the mulch to fertilize your lawn and garden. 

The table below shows the typical MPH and CFM of electric leaf blowers by design type.

Design Type	MPH	CFM
Electric Handhelds	110 – 180	315 – 615
Electric Leaf Vacuum Blowers	115 – 230	300 – 480
Electric Backpack Blowers	145 – 175	360 – 625

Price of Electric Blowers

Most electric leaf blowers cost $95 to $350, but prices vary by blower type and performance.

Average Cost of Cordless Leaf Blowers	$225
Typical Price Range	$95 – $350
Extreme Low	$25
Extreme High	$700

Corded electric leaf blowers cost significantly less than cordless models, as shown in the table below.

	Corded	Cordless
Average Cost	$90	$275
Typical Price Range	$55 – $125	$150 – $400
Extreme Low	$25	$70
Extreme High	$270	$700

The average electric leaf blower vacuum costs about $175. It’s slightly less than the average electric leaf blower, but that’s just because there are more corded than cordless vacuums. So, the table below breaks down the cost by power supply. 

	Corded	Cordless
Average Leaf Vacuum Cost	$90	$300
Typical Price Range	$50 – $160	$70 – $650

Power Source

To select the best leaf blower for your yard, consider its power source:

• Corded Leaf Blowers: Corded electric models are lightweight and affordable. They don’t emit toxic fumes and have unlimited runtime. However, they are best for small to medium yards because many models lack potency, and the cord keeps you on a leash. 

• Battery-Powered Leaf Blowers: Typically running on lithium-ion batteries, they are cordless and emissions-free. They tend to be the heaviest blowers, and they have the shortest runtime. Although most are weaker than gas models, the best cordless leaf blowers compete with gas-powered potency. 

• Gas-Powered Leaf Blowers: Gas models are best for larger yards because they are powerful, portable, and have longer runtimes than battery blowers. Also, refilling gas is much quicker than charging a battery. If you have a big yard, the best gas leaf blowers will save you tons of time. But they’re high-maintenance, loud, and they emit toxic fumes. 

The table below shows the typical MPH and CFM of leaf blowers by power source.

Power source	Typical MPH	Typical CFM
Corded Electric	115 – 210	300 – 610
Cordless Electric	115 – 170	390 – 650
Gas	165 – 220	435 – 1,200

The next table shows the typical leaf blower cost by power source.

Power source	Typical Price Range
Gas	$200 – $670
Battery	$150 – $400
Corded electric	$55 – $125

Although the average battery-powered blower costs less than the average gas model, cordless electric leaf blower prices soar with high performance. If you have a small yard, gas blowers are the most expensive. But homeowners with large yards and many trees should expect to pay more for a battery-powered blower than a gas model to get the blow force and runtime they need.

Weight

Lighter leaf blowers are more comfortable to carry. The average electric leaf blower weighs about 10 pounds, and most electric models are 6 to 15 pounds. Cordless electric blowers typically weigh more than corded models, as shown in the table below. 

	Corded	Cordless
Average Weight	7 lb.	11 lb.
Typical Range	5 – 9 lb.	6 – 16 lb.
Extreme Low	3 lb.	3 lb.
Extreme High	16 lb.	56 lb.

Noise Level

One of the benefits of electric leaf blowers is their noise level. They are typically quieter than gas blowers. Decibels (dB) measure sound intensity, and the table below shows the typical noise level of corded and cordless models. 

	Corded	Cordless
Average Noise Level	70 dB	65 dB
Typical Range	60 – 80 dB	60 – 75 dB
Extreme Low	50 dB	50 dB
Extreme High	86 dB	100 dB

Some cities and HOAs limit how loud a homeowner’s leaf blower can be, so check your local regulations before purchasing a leaf blower.

FAQ About Electric Leaf Blowers

1. What is a brushless motor?

Brushless motors are popular in cordless outdoor power equipment because they’re lightweight and energy-efficient. They also have fewer moving parts than brushed motors, making them lower maintenance and more durable. 

2. What is the best leaf blower for a large yard?

Backpack leaf blowers are best for large yards, and we found the best backpack blowers:

• Best Electric: Ego Power+ LBPX8004-2 and Ryobi RY404170
• Best Gas: Schröder SR-6400L and Echo X Series PB-9010H

3. What are the best electric lawn care tools?

The best electric lawn care tools include:

• Lawn Mowers: Overall, the best electric lawn mower is the Snapper XD 82-Volt Max. But if you have a small yard, we recommend the Black+Decker MM2000, and if you’re on a budget, consider the Sun Joe MJ401E.

• Chainsaws: The best electric chainsaw is the Worx WG304.1 15 Amp Chainsaw. And if you’re looking for a cordless model, we suggest the Sun Joe iON100V-18CS-CT.

• Hedge Trimmers: The best electric hedge trimmer is the Craftsman CMEHTS822, but if you want the best bang for your buck, try the Greenworks 21302.

• String Trimmers: The best electric string trimmers are the Black+Decker BESTA510 and the Earthwise LST2010.

• Snow blowers: The best snow blower that runs on batteries is the EGO Power+ SNT2405 2-stage snow blower. The best corded electric snow blower is the Earthwise SN71022.

When to Call a Pro for Leaf Removal 

If you don’t like doing yard work, save yourself the cost of an electric leaf blower and hire a landscape pro instead. LawnStarter connects you with qualified local pros who offer affordable outdoor services. We can help you cross everything off your fall lawn care checklist, including yard cleanups, lawn mowing, aeration, and overseeding. 

Getting a free online quote is quick and easy, so contact us today. You’ll be shocked at how affordable quality lawn care can be. 

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