Best Leaf Blowers

Compare Leaf Blowers

12 ranked products · Two to 4 at a time · Updated 13 Sept 2026

Pick any two to four of the 12 ranked leaf blowers and read them side by side. This page opens on the board's top 3, Ego Power+ LB6504, Ego LB6504 and Husqvarna 350iB.

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Leaf Blowers compared side by side. Each column is one product, each row is one measure taken from the same research that built the board.
Measure Ego Power+ LB6504 Ego Power+ Ego Power+ LB6504 Ego LB6504 Ego Ego LB6504 Husqvarna 350iB Husqvarna Husqvarna 350iB Stihl BG 56 C-E Stihl Stihl BG 56 C-E Toro PowerJet F700 Toro Toro PowerJet F700 Ego LBPX8004-2 Ego Ego LBPX8004-2 Ryobi 40 V HP Whisper Series Ryobi Ryobi 40 V HP Whisper Series DeWalt DCBL777 DeWalt DeWalt DCBL777 Greenworks 24022 Greenworks Greenworks 24022 Ryobi 40 V HP Whisper Ryobi Ryobi 40 V HP Whisper Toro UltraPlus Electric Leaf Blower Vacuum Toro Toro UltraPlus Electric Leaf Blower Vacuum Milwaukee 3009-20 Milwaukee Milwaukee 3009-20
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Ladder points 930 LP 843 LP 818 LP 744 LP 592 LP 535 LP 522 LP 517 LP 381 LP 315 LP 266 LP 158 LP
Our verdict Highest CFM and speed, battery-powered, no gas fumes, and the most consistent performance in independent tests. The most powerful, longest-lasting battery, and best overall build quality. Consistently praised for reliability over years of use. The best backpack battery blower, 800 CFM, 190 MPH, and a lightweight 3-stage motor. The benchmark gas blower, 1,200 CFM, 200 MPH, and a durable 27-cc engine. The most powerful gas blower in the lineup, 1,400 CFM, 200 MPH, and a lightweight design. Receives positive sentiment from the brand’s community, suggesting strong performance and user experience. 730 CFM, 190 MPH, and a quiet motor that outperforms many gas models. 800 CFM, 190 MPH, and a 40-V battery that offers a good balance of power and runtime. Praised for delivering performance comparable to a more expensive model, making it an attractive value proposition. Similar to the Series model, it offers good value but lacks standout features that would elevate its ranking. 1,000 CFM, 200 MPH, and a vacuum function that eliminates the need for a separate mulcher. 700 CFM, 190 MPH, and a 20-V battery that offers good power for a handheld.
What reviewers rate
  • 765 CFM and 190 MPH, the most powerful cordless blower on the market
  • 56-V battery delivers more thrust than most gas models
  • Wirecutter calls it “the best overall electric leaf blower.”
  • Widely cited by reviewers
  • Unmatched power in a cordless package
  • Long runtime compared to other gas models
  • Comfortable grip and lightweight design
  • 765 CFM airflow
  • 800 CFM and 190 MPH
  • Backpack design keeps weight low
  • ProToolReviews lists it as the top cordless backpack model
  • Top pick for large lawns
  • 1,200 CFM and 200 MPH, unmatched power for gas blowers
  • Durable 27-cc engine
  • Wirecutter’s “best gas leaf blower” picks it for its power and reliability
  • Solid recommendation
  • 1,400 CFM and 200 MPH, the most powerful gas blower
  • Lightweight chassis
  • Wirecutter lists it as the best gas leaf blower
  • High-speed airflow
  • Positive brand perception
  • Good power
  • 765 CFM airflow
  • 30-minute runtime
  • 730 CFM and 190 MPH
  • Quiet motor
  • Consumer Reports and SlashGear praise its performance and battery life
  • Affordable
  • 800 CFM and 190 MPH
  • 40-V battery platform
  • ProToolReviews calls it the best cordless handheld blower
  • 1,000 CFM output
  • Strong performance
  • Good value
  • Good CFM rating
  • Quiet operation
  • Good value
  • Reliable
  • Budget price
  • Brushless motor
  • 1,000 CFM and 200 MPH
  • Vacuum function for mulching
  • Wirecutter lists it as the best electric leaf blower vacuum
  • Blow-vacuum-mulch capability
  • 700 CFM and 190 MPH
  • 20-V battery platform
  • Consumer Reports includes it in its top cordless list
  • Respected option
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  • No endorsements
  • Limited community support
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  • Limited discussion
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  • Noisy operation
  • Short runtime
  • Motor wear after few years
  • 1-year parts warranty
  • No endorsements
  • Outdated
  • Frequent motor failures
  • heavier than comparable models
  • modest CFM
  • high price
Evidence behind it 9 sources across 8 outlets 7 sources across 6 outlets 11 sources across 10 outlets 4 sources across 4 outlets 9 sources across 9 outlets 2 sources across 2 outlets 22 sources across 13 outlets 6 sources across 5 outlets 4 sources across 3 outlets 13 sources across 9 outlets 2 sources across 2 outlets 3 sources across 3 outlets
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Every column is the same research that built the board. Nothing here is a specification sheet copied from a maker. Read how we rank for what a tier and a ladder point mean.