Cordless Leaf Blower Up to 500CFM Compatible with Milwaukee M18 Battery (No Battery), Electric Leaf Blower Cordless with 5 Speed Modes, Battery Powered Leaf Blowers for Lawn Care, Yard

I like that it’s Milwaukee M18 compatible great tool it gets the job done. Thanks!

Love this little leaf blower! It comes with just the leaf blower itself, and the duct work that attaches to the blower with ease. It's mainly in these pieces to likely save room for shipment, but if you'd like to store the blower during winter, it can be taken apart with ease. You will need to make sure you have your own Milwaukee m18 batteries and charger for this unit to work. The leaf blower feels pretty light weight considering how powerfully it is, and I'm happy to say that it feels well balanced even with a larger battery installed. It has a 1-5 speed setting wheel and a non variable "on/off" trigger. It would have been nice to have a variable speed trigger but since the on/off trigger is quick and easy to use, that's not a huge deal. The blower on 5 is very powerful and it blows leaves and other debris just fine, so this would be a great tool for the average homeowner. I've found two issues with this unit but I kind of expected one of them. First off, getting the OEM milwaukee battery unit the unit is very tight, you really have to use some force to get the battery on for some reason. Because of this, its also pretty hard to remove the battery. My guess is because this is an aftermarket unit using milwaukee batteries but also maybe because of the high load these batteries get, they want to make sure the electrical connections are very tight. This does some weird things to my batteries and I hope it's not going to damage them long term but I guess we will see. When giving it a fully charged battery, everything works great, but after only a few seconds of using it, the battery meter on my battery is flashing, but it doesn't die like it usually would. The battery works great and gives it plenty of power, just shows a dead battery way too early. The blower works great though, so we will see if the batteries are going to be okay long term. Overall, I'm very happy with this little guy, should make my lawn care much easier now.

Muy buena mi hijo de 4 años la puede usar

Does not fit after market batteries, and it fried 2 of my milkwaukee batteries instantly. You have been warned.

So yes it works. the box REALLY looks like they were trying to make it look like a particular brand that starts with an M... the problem is the battery... i had to beat it in and pry it out with ALOT of effort... will probably take some work but it really does not fit any of my 3 M18 batteries like it should. so yea it works but i don't think its working as it should.

So happy with this leaf blower! I have Milwaukee tools and I didn’t want a different system of batteries and chargers. This works perfectly with my existing Milwaukee m18 batteries- which I know are strong. This blower does not come with a battery so make sure you know what battery system you have. One thing that could make this battery would be if the nozzle had a smaller attachment for more focused blowing - but it’s still great as is. I’m really happy with this!

This is a good blower with plenty of power. It has a simple on/off switch and a rotary dial to adjust the speed. I find not having a variable trigger lets me grip the handle better as I'm not modulating the pressure to control the speed. There is no way to lock the trigger on so if you're using it in a large area, this might be a feature you'd want to have. I have a backpack style battery operated blower that allows you to lock the trigger so you don't have to hold it on continuously.This blower takes a standard M18 Milwaukee battery. The one I got is nearly impossible to attach the battery. It goes on about half way and gets tight enough that I wasn't about to force it all the way. I took a file and "adjusted" the tool to give it slightly more room and that helped but still annoying it was needed in the first place. I've been able to use Milwaukee and off brand compatible batteries without any issue except the tight fit.Another option is to use a battery adapter. I'm able to use a Dewalt 20V battery using a Milwaukee to Dewalt adapter and when using the adapter, it slides on easily with no issues being tight or hard to remove. You'll want to use a large battery to help balance the weight distribution. I'm using a Dewalt 20v/60v heavy battery on an adapter and this makes the blower feel balanced.

This blower works well for smaller jobs. It has good power and moves a lot of air. I like the multiple speed selector. I'm still keeping my gas power blower for bigger jobs that take longer than a battery can last though.