The Best Cordless Battery Powered Leaf Blowers Of 2021 – Top 5 Review Guide

• #5 DCBL722B, 20Volt Leaf Blower From DEWALT
• #4 2in1 Vacuum & Cordless Leaf Blower From K I M O.
• #3 Cordless Leaf Blower From SnapFresh
• #2 XBU02PT, 36V LXT Brushless Blower Kit From Makita
• #1 LB6504, Power+ 650 CFM, Cordless Leaf Blower From EGO Power+

The Best Cordless Battery Powered Leaf Blowers Of 2021

Leaf blowers make cleaning up your yard an easy task, but these versatile tools can also be used to maintain sidewalks, clean up workshops, and more. If you want to be able to use a leaf blower anywhere, you’ll want to opt for a cordless model, which runs on battery power, saving you the hassle of dragging around an extension cord.
When shopping for a cordless leaf blower, there are a few key factors to keep in mind. First, you’ll want to consider the unit’s cubic feet per minutes, or CFM, which tells you the volume of air that comes out of a leaf blower’s tube.
A higher CFM value translates to more clearing power. Further, be sure to check how long the battery lasts per charge, and see if a battery is included with the leaf blower, as some units have their batteries sold separately.
To help you, we have found the top models of 2021 to choose from. Keep reading to find the perfect one.

To make this top 5 of the Best Battery Powered Leaf Blowers, we have analyzed 2808 customer reviews and looked through 139 products.

Best of the Best

The EGO LB6504 is the most powerful cordless leaf blower we have looked at. Its airspeed measuring at 180 mph can move even the heaviest of leaves, rocks and other debris. It has a variable speed control dial that lets you set the airspeed between 250 and 500 CFM. The included battery does not have enough juice to last for a very long time.

• 56V Lithium-Ion Battery
• 180 Mph
• 250 to 500 CFM
• 90min Runtime
• 9.7 Pounds

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The EGO LB6504 is the most powerful cordless leaf blower we have looked at. This tool features a 56 Volt lithium-ion battery and a brushless motor. Its airspeed measuring 180 mph, can move even the heaviest of leaves, rocks, and other debris. It has a variable speed control dial that lets you set the airspeed between 250 and 500 CFM.
When you need extra power, just press the turbo button and enjoy the 650 CFM output. This model delivers a relatively long run time of 90 minutes per charge. The air tube has been redesigned with a larger bore, larger teeth, and better sealing that reduces drag and improves efficiency.
On the negative side, this tool is heavier than most others with a weight of 9.7 pounds. And at turbo speed, the included battery does not have enough juice to last for a very long time. Despite those minor drawbacks, this is still one of our favorite handheld blowers and we think it’s the best of the best.

Top Pick

Makita has responded to customer demand for cordless leaf blowers with the introduction of the 18Volt X2 LXT, Lithium-Ion Brushless Blower. It features a 5 Ampher Hour 36 Volt Li-ion LXT battery system, that provides up to 28 minutes of runtime on a single charge. The Makita has a variable speed control that can shifts between 1 to 120 MPH max speed.

• 5 Ah, 36V Li-Ion LXT® Battery
• 473 CFM
• 120 MPH

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Makita has responded to customer demand for cordless leaf blowers with the introduction of the 18Volt X2 LXT, Lithium-Ion Brushless Blower. It features a 5 Ampher Hour 36 Volt Li-ion LXT battery system, that provides up to 28 minutes of runtime on a single charge. This battery provides up to 473 CFM at a maximum rate of 120 MPH. Due to a unique BLTM Brushless Motor, the Makita XBU02PT has a higher airflow rate than other blowers, allowing it to blow leaves and debris at higher speeds without struggling with a gas-powered motor.
The Makita has a variable speed control that can shift between 1 to 120 MPH max speed. This allows the user to fine-tune the blasting power based on the conditions. The kit comes with two 18 volt batteries plus a double port battery charger.
And it is an especially attractive option if you already own other 18-volt Makita tools. As the unit has a 36 Volt battery system, it boasts a longer run time than many other blowers on the market.

Top Pick

For the price this is an excellent cordless leaf blower. It has a 20Volt, 2.0Amp hour chargeable battery that is tucked away under the handle. The only downside is that the battery compartment is a little cramped. While this one should be adequate for most homeowners, it might be a little too small for those who have more extensive yard work to do.

• 2.0Ah Battery
• Low or Hight Power Setting
• 2.7 Pounds

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For the price, this is an excellent cordless leaf blower. It has a 20Volt, 2.0Amp hour chargeable battery that is tucked away under the handle. And it has two settings: low and high power. The low setting is ideal for getting the grass cuttings and to get leaves blown away from your deck.
Once the battery is charged, you can use the high setting to really get the job done. It has a rotor blade that is ideal for cutting and weeding small shrubs, and it has a long tube with a 2 inches diameter.
We were impressed with the power and portability of this leaf blower. At 2.7 pounds, it’s lightweight and well-balanced. It has a molded grip and a rubberized protective guard that keeps the unit from tipping over. While it’s hard to find fault with the design, the only downside is that the battery compartment is a little cramped.
While this one should be adequate for most homeowners, it might be a little too small for those who have more extensive yard work to do.

Budget Option

The KIMO Cordless Leaf Blower/Vacuum is a 2-in-1 cordless tool, that marries a blower with a vacuum function. It has a 20Volt battery and comes with a debris bag that collects the debris. The low weight makes it great for small jobs in your garage or on your porch.

• Easy To  Store
• Small Footprint

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Leaf blowers are often associated with gas-powered tools, but the KIMO Cordless Leaf Blower/Vacuum is a 2-in-1 cordless tool, that marries a blower with a vacuum function. It has a 20Volt battery and comes with a debris bag that collects the debris. When the battery runs down, simply slide it into the charging cradle and slide the unit onto the charger. When the job is complete, the battery can be removed, the tube detached, and the collection bag rolled up tightly.
This model has a low-profile design that easily fits in a drawer or any tight spot and it is balanced perfectly by using a single handle. While the KIMO blower/vacuum has a small footprint, it does not have the power as the other models in this review.
The low weight makes it great for small jobs in your garage or on your porch. As you might guess, the extra weight of attachments doesn’t add much to the overall weight of this tool.

Top Pick

This is a direct replacement for the older DCBL720P1, with a few additional features. This tool will blow air at 125 mph (with the concentrator nozzle attached), which is one of the highest airspeed limits for a 20volt model. It’s got a variable speed trigger with a lock-on switch, so you can find the perfect setting for your application.

• 125 Mph
• Variable Speed Trigger
• 66dB Noise Level

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It’s a direct replacement for the older DCBL720P1, with a few additional features. First off, it’s a 20Volt model, so it’s going to run on battery power in the lower power range. This tool will blow air at 125 mph (with the concentrator nozzle attached), which is one of the highest airspeed limits for a 20volt model.
It’s got a variable speed trigger with a lock-on switch, so you can find the perfect setting for your application. The noise level of this model is 66 dB(A) maximum, and it weighs just 5.43 pounds without the battery.
If you want to get the job done quickly, this tool is a compelling option. It is less expensive than the other models of this build quality, so you’re getting a pretty good deal if you choose this one.