ENZOO Cordless Leaf Blower/Dust Vacuum 2-in-1 Designed for Light Yard Work and Hard Surface Sweeping Variable Speed MAX 20V Includes 2.0Ah Lithium-Ion…

I bought this blower because it is compatible with Makita batteries. If you’re looking for a leaf blower for yard cleanup, this probably isn’t it. While it has no trouble with moving small amounts of leaves, the volume of air this style blower can put out makes it slow to do so. This blower is physically larger than similar looking Ryobi, Kobalt and Craftsman shop blowers, and heavier than the Einhell brand blower I have that is the same size. This is most directly comparable with the old Makita DUB182 blower. It does a good job cleaning up in the shop and blowing debris off the driveway. If you want to do more, it isn’t for you.

There are a lot of choices in Makita-compatible tools online. I chose this one for price and availability. $35 delivered next day, about the same as a single-speed bare tool unbranded Makita compatible blower starts at. Genuine Makita starts at $76, bare tool. This is high value. At the $40 list price, it’s still a big winner. The lock-on feature is convenient, the speed adjuster works properly, and the inclusion of two debris bags is very thoughtful.

I like this tool quite a bit. The only reason it’s not five stars is the battery and charger included isn’t 100% Makita compatible. It can only be used with older Makita tools, new Makita flashlights, and new Makita-compatible third party tools. Newer Makita brushless tools won’t accept this battery due to electronic lockout and it does not fit in Makita chargers due to the lack of the yellow connector. Its included charger is fine. The battery uses 2.0AH cells as labeled, which I’ve found to not be the case in some other third party batteries.