Top 5 Cordless Leaf Blowers
on Amazon
Our #1 pick is the EGO POWER+ LB7654. Fall leaves, no pull cord and no fumes. We compared the 5 best cordless leaf blowers on Amazon, from EGO’s 765 CFM kit to light blowers for patios and driveways.
How we picked: we shortlist by Amazon Best Seller rank and number of ratings, then compare published specs. We don't test these products hands-on.
By Jamilur Rahman, Founder & Editor · Updated October 10, 2026
- Owner reviews checked
- Features side by side
- Quick & easy compare
- Smarter purchase
The short answer
For most yards, the EGO POWER+ LB7654 is the cordless leaf blower to buy. The listing says it pushes up to 765 CFM at up to 200 mph on turbo, which is enough to move wet, matted leaves, not just dry ones. This bundle includes a 56V 5.0Ah battery, a fast charger and an extra 2.5Ah battery, so you can start blowing the day it arrives and swap packs when the first one runs down.
If you already own DeWalt tools, stay in that family. The DeWalt 60V FlexVolt DCBL772 is the strong pick at 600 CFM, and the DeWalt 20V MAX XR DCBL722 is a lighter, quieter blower for decks and driveways that uses the 20V batteries from your drill. The Greenworks 80V gives near-gas power on Greenworks’ big battery system, and the Greenworks 40V is the budget way into a brushless blower.
Skip the EGO if you only clear a patio, a short driveway or grass clippings off a path. It is a big, front-heavy blower, and turbo drains even a 5.0Ah battery in about 15 minutes by the listing. For small jobs, a lighter 20V or 40V blower is easier to hold and cheaper. Also note that every pick except the EGO kit is tool only: budget for a battery and charger unless you already own that brand.
Compare them side by side
Everything that matters, in one table. Swipe to see all 5.
| Product | Best Overall EGO POWER+ LB7654 56V blower kit, 765 CFM |  Best for DeWalt Owners DeWalt 60V FlexVolt DCBL772 60V blower, tool only |  Best Gas Replacement Value Greenworks 80V Brushless Blower 80V blower, tool only |  Best Lightweight DeWalt 20V MAX XR DCBL722 20V blower, tool only |  Best Budget Greenworks 40V Brushless Blower 40V blower, tool only |
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| BeastScore | 93 / 100 | 90 / 100 | 88 / 100 | 87 / 100 | 85 / 100 |
| Best for | Medium to large yards with heavy leaf fall | Bigger yards for people on DeWalt batteries | Greenworks 80V owners and gas switchers | Decks, driveways and small yards | Small to medium yards on a budget |
| Typical price (checked October 10, 2026) | $230–$300 | $180–$210 | $130–$160 | $170–$190 | $120–$140 |
| Max airflow | 765 CFM (turbo) | 600 CFM | 580 CFM | 450 CFM | 550 CFM |
| Max air speed | 200 mph | 125 mph | 145 mph | 125 mph | 130 mph |
| Battery platform | EGO 56V ARC Lithium | DeWalt 60V MAX FlexVolt | Greenworks 80V | DeWalt 20V MAX | Greenworks 40V |
| In the box | 5.0Ah + 2.5Ah batteries, 320W charger | Tool only | Tool only | Tool only | Tool only |
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Why each one made the list
What each pick does best, where it falls short, and the typical Amazon price when we checked.
- 1. Best Overall
EGO POWER+ LB7654
BeastScore 93 / 100Typically $230–$300 on Amazon (checked October 10, 2026)The LB7654 is the cordless blower that makes people sell their gas blower. The listing says turbo mode pushes 765 CFM at up to 200 mph, which shifts wet leaves, grass clippings and small debris. The trigger gives variable speed from 260 to 580 CFM, and a cruise control dial holds a speed so your finger doesn’t cramp. This bundle includes the 5.0Ah battery, a 320W fast charger and an extra 2.5Ah pack. EGO quotes 15 minutes on turbo and up to 150 on low. Owners praise the power and balance. It is still the heaviest pick here, and turbo empties a battery fast.
Pros- 765 CFM turbo for wet, heavy leaves
- Kit includes two batteries and a fast charger
- Cruise control and IPX4 weather resistance
Cons- Turbo runtime is only about 15 minutes per 5.0Ah pack
- Heavier and bulkier than 20V and 40V blowers
- EGO batteries don’t fit other brands’ tools
- 2. Best for DeWalt Owners
DeWalt 60V FlexVolt DCBL772
BeastScore 90 / 100Typically $180–$210 on Amazon (checked October 10, 2026)If your garage is already yellow and black, this is the blower to get. The title on the listing gives 600 CFM at 125 mph, enough for real fall cleanup on a medium yard. It runs on 60V MAX FlexVolt batteries, which also power DeWalt’s bigger saws, trimmers and mowers, so one set of packs covers the whole yard. The axial fan design sends air straight out of the tube for a focused stream. It is sold tool only, so a FlexVolt battery and charger cost extra if you don’t have them, and the listing gives few other details, so check runtime against the pack you own.
Pros- 600 CFM: strong enough for fall cleanup
- Shares FlexVolt batteries with DeWalt’s big tools
- Straight-through axial fan for a focused stream
Cons- Tool only: battery and charger sold separately
- Less airflow than the EGO on turbo
- Listing gives little detail on runtime and weight
- 3. Best Gas Replacement Value
Greenworks 80V Brushless Blower
BeastScore 88 / 100Typically $130–$160 on Amazon (checked October 10, 2026)The Greenworks 80V is a lot of blower for the money. The listing gives 580 CFM at 145 mph from a brushless motor, which Greenworks says gives 2x more torque, longer runtime and less noise than brushed motors. A variable speed trigger with turbo handles both flower beds and the driveway, and cruise control locks in a speed for long passes. The 80V battery runs more than 75 Greenworks tools, including mowers and chainsaws, and Greenworks gives a 4-year warranty. It is tool only, and the 80V packs are big and pricey if you are starting from scratch.
Pros- 580 CFM brushless power for the price
- Cruise control and turbo on the trigger
- Battery runs 75+ Greenworks 80V tools
Cons- Tool only: 80V battery and charger cost extra
- Large 80V packs add weight
- Less airflow than the EGO and DeWalt 60V
- 4. Best Lightweight
DeWalt 20V MAX XR DCBL722
BeastScore 87 / 100Typically $170–$190 on Amazon (checked October 10, 2026)This is the most-reviewed blower here, and it is easy to see why. It runs on the same 20V MAX batteries as DeWalt’s drills and impact drivers, which many people already own. The listing gives 450 CFM at 125 mph with the concentrator, and it rates noise at just 62 dB(A), quiet enough for early mornings and strict neighborhoods. A brushless motor stretches runtime, and a variable trigger with speed lock saves your hand. It is light and easy to swing. It won’t shift a thick carpet of wet leaves like the EGO, and it is sold tool only.
Pros- Uses the DeWalt 20V batteries you may already own
- Quiet 62 dB(A) rating for early mornings
- Light and easy to handle one-handed
Cons- 450 CFM is too weak for big, wet leaf piles
- Tool only: battery and charger extra
- Small 20V packs mean shorter runtime
- 5. Best Budget
Greenworks 40V Brushless Blower
BeastScore 85 / 100Typically $120–$140 on Amazon (checked October 10, 2026)The Greenworks 40V gets you most of the 80V blower’s power for less money and less weight. The listing gives 550 CFM at 130 mph from a brushless motor, which is more airflow than the DeWalt 20V. It has the same variable speed trigger with turbo and cruise control as its bigger brother, and Greenworks backs it with a 3-year warranty. The 40V battery system covers mowers, trimmers and hedge cutters, and the packs are smaller and cheaper than 80V ones. It is tool only, and owners report runtime on turbo is short with a small 2Ah or 2.5Ah battery.
Pros- 550 CFM for one of the lowest prices here
- Cruise control and turbo, like pricier blowers
- 40V packs are lighter and cheaper than 80V
Cons- Tool only: battery and charger extra
- Short turbo runtime on small batteries
- Shorter 3-year warranty than the 80V model
All 5 compared, in one look
See every pick on one chart, or tap one to put it head to head with EGO POWER+ LB7654. Ratings out of 10 are our estimates from published specs and Amazon owner reviews, not hands-on tests. Bigger shape = better.
- Air powerEGO POWER+ LB7654 · 9.6/10
- RuntimeEGO POWER+ LB7654 · 9.2/10
- Light & balancedDeWalt 20V MAX XR DCBL722 · 9.4/10
- QuietDeWalt 20V MAX XR DCBL722 · 9.4/10
- Battery systemDeWalt 20V MAX XR DCBL722 · 9.6/10
- ValueGreenworks 40V Brushless Blower · 9.6/10
EGO POWER+ LB7654
The most power here, with two batteries and a fast charger in the box.
- 765 CFM turbo
- 5.0Ah + 2.5Ah batteries
- Cruise control
Quick tips before you buy
A blower that shares batteries with your drill or mower saves money. Tool-only blowers cost far less if you already own the packs.
CFM is how much air moves; MPH is how fast. For piles of leaves, higher CFM matters more. 450+ CFM for small yards, 600+ for big ones.
Turbo drains batteries fast. Use a medium speed for dry leaves and keep turbo for wet, matted spots.
Keep packs out of freezing garages and hot sheds, and store them partly charged over winter to protect them.
Quick answers
Are cordless leaf blowers as powerful as gas?+
Top models are close. The EGO LB7654 is rated at 765 CFM on turbo, in the range of many handheld gas blowers. Backpack gas blowers still move more air for very large properties.
How many CFM do I need in a leaf blower?+
About 400 to 500 CFM is fine for decks, patios and small yards. For a medium yard with trees, look for 550 to 650 CFM. For big lots and wet leaves, go for 700 CFM or more.
How long does a cordless leaf blower battery last?+
It depends on speed. EGO quotes 15 minutes on turbo and up to 150 minutes on low with a 5.0Ah pack. Most people get 20 to 40 minutes at a medium speed. A second battery doubles your time.
EGO vs DeWalt leaf blower: which is better?+
The EGO LB7654 has more airflow (765 vs 600 CFM) and comes as a kit with batteries. The DeWalt 60V makes more sense if you already own FlexVolt batteries, since the tool-only blower costs less.
Do cordless leaf blowers come with a battery?+
Not always. Listings marked "tool only" or "bare tool" have no battery or charger. Of our picks, only the EGO LB7654 kit includes batteries and a charger.
Are battery leaf blowers quieter than gas?+
Yes, by a lot. The DeWalt 20V is rated at 62 dB(A), and most battery blowers are much quieter than gas, which makes them easier on neighbors and allowed in more towns with gas-blower limits.
