DEWALT 20V MAX* XR Cordless Leaf Blower, 125-MPH, 450-CFM, Brushless, Handheld, with 5.0Ah Battery & Charger, Variable Speed, Low Noise ) - Powerful Debris Clearing for Lawn and Yard (DCBL722P1)

Had for almost a month. First day I had it, used it at work 1/2 dozen times. I have about 25 Dewalt tools and this is becoming my new friend. No its not a gas powered blower. It will however blow the leaves or dust off a driveway if just a few or small yard or blow out the garage or blow off a deck or blow out a construction site just don't expect it to blow 10 acres of leaves!! showing a customer of mine when I got it. He went and got one. Same he has a big gas one but sometimes you just need a lighter blowing!!!

Great blower, not heavy, good battery and charger. Use it for garage and patios

Purchased this blower from my local NAPA Auto Parts store and have been impressed since day one. Purchased fall of 2025 for leaf clean up and has made yard work a breeze. When paired with the 5AH or 6AH battery plenty of run time. Leaf cleanup, patio work, and pollen season conquered.

Love this hand held blower. Convenient and easy to get the job done.

I received my new blower as a Birthday gift this last summer. I have used it a handful of times. It works good but I have found that I need to have several fully charged batteries ready to go if I want to use it for any length of time. I have found that each fully charged 6amp hour battery will last 15 - 20minutes.

This is the second fall have used this blower to clean leaves in my yard. I have been a devoted Dewalt customer since my Dad, who has since passed away gave me my first complete set of 18v tools as a gift when we bought our first house. I still have those tools and they still work like a charm but the 20v revolution finally caught up and I finally had to make the switch to 20v and you could say I went “All in”. Of course I still have the 18v tools for sentimental sake… I had used a corded leaf blower for many years, and of course the cord was… well, not great. I didn't really think that the battery powered blower was powerful enough or would last long enough to switch. I had a chance to test drive my neighbors and I bought my own that afternoon. I think I was so happy with it last year I didn't really notice some of the issues I am unhappy to discover this year. It's always hard to know exactly how performance degradation is a result of battery issues and it is to be expected even if you take as good of care of them as your do your own children. Last fall year I made it much farther through my yard on a battery than this year. Seems like even newer batteries of the same size don't last as long as they should. Fortunately, I have many batteries so I just swap them one after another until I am finished. Overall it seems like the tool efficiency has been reduced considerably. My biggest criticism which is currently driving me nuts is stirred up leaves getting sucked onto the back of the blower, reducing and eventually blocking off the air intake. Given the laws of physics, specifically fluid dynamics… bla bla bla… the increased work of the blower motor pulling air through the restricted opening, an due to those pesky laws create (at least eventually) a negative effect on the performance or longevity of the tool, including the battery. I can easily feel both the blower motor itself and the battery get much hotter under these conditions. Hot = Power to drive the tool is converted to heat and lost = less performance. No, I'm not an engineer or Physics major, just some average dude trying to clean up the leaves before a letter from the HOA arrives. Its not that I am too lazy to stop and clear the leaves away, because the tool is relatively loud I wear earplugs/earbuds when I operate it (as we all should) (sorry, not being preachy here, just speaking like a dad…). As a result I often don't hear the motor straining until the decrease in performance becomes obvious. This leads me to believe I have a low battery and when I look I see the entire intake is blocked with leaves (or occasionally an errant untucked tee shirt). This also leads to my kids running off with friends leaving the job unfinished “But dad, I tried but the battery kept dying…”. So I got out my old corded blower again and my Dewalt sits in the garage sad and unused. I am willing to accept no product is perfectly designed but I think many would agree with me when I say Dewalt usually does a pretty good job in this regard. Methinks this is a situation where a good engineer should've recognized the potential problem and did something to correct it. I don't know, maybe there's an aftermarket attachment to help with this. A simple air intake cover spaced a little farther back from the actual intake cover would probably solve the problem (you know, like those cages they are covering tanks with in Ukraine…) so I will probably DIY myself something. As annoying as this is, it certainly won't stop me from owning and buying more Dewalt tools but its little details like this that merit less than five stars Disclaimer: This is my experience, my review, YMMV. Those of us not current in the language of Gen whatever our kids are this means Your Mileage May Vary – your experience may be different than mine. MrNerdery

Very disappointed with the whole experience. We ordered a DeWalt leaf blower kit with battery and charger, but received thinly the leaf blower with no battery or charger. We found out it was through a third party seller and was directed to contact him with the issue. For three days I tried to message the seller with the same message that there was an issue with the site and to try back later. I then contacted Walmart directly, who assured me they contacted the seller and I'd hear back from him within 48 hrs. After several days with no response and still unable to contact him through his site, I contacted Walmart again. The gentleman put me on a brief hold and came back to inform me the seller had been removed from their site for fraud. I was assured I would receive a full refund and to just keep the leaf blower. A few days later I got a message from Walmart to return the leaf blower to get a refund. I took it to my local Walmart and they took the leaf blower but said they were not authorized to do the refund. I left with no leaf blower and a promise I'd get a refund sometime in the future. I pray I do!! The real sad part lis this same kit was on sale at another store when we ordered this one, but now that we've played all these games, it's no longer on sale and we have to pay full price for it!! I will never order from Walmart again if it's through a third party!! What a hassle!!

would have been nice if I had received the Dewalt blower I ordered. Instead, they sent me a blower tool only instead of the blower kit. I sent 2 e-mails and still haven't heard how or what they are going to do to get me what I ordered.

It was great while it lasted, did a good job. The motor in the cold would suddenly grind to a halt occasionally and today it did for the last time - can't get it going again. A bit of a waste to get one summer out of it and maybe 20 uses total.

Bought the blower a few years ago, used a handful of times, from day one the blower keeps shocking me through the handle, I had read it could be static electricity from the turbine so I kept using it but with gloves, pulled it out this winter to blow snow off the cars got shocked heavier that previous times and it quit altogether, replaced the battery and still nothing. Very disappointed with this blower. Maybe 2 batteries charges worth of use…