Worx WG520 Turbine600 20V 600 CFM Electric Handheld Corded Leaf Blower

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I loved the simple design of the leaf blower converting to the vacuum. I wish the blower itself had a shoulder strap it gets very heavy after a while of work. The leaf collection system is ok. It saved some time but the strap that holds the tube on the adapter wasnt tight enough and the adapter came out of the tube. The tube kept coming out of the bag as well until i untied it and ran the string up over the tube itself. I think you need to do a better job with keeping the hose attached to the leaf collection system. Other than that it was great. Plenty of power and had no issues with wet leaves.

I bought this corded blower as a replacement to a Ridgid vac/blower I had been using when that motor burned out. It was actually the second Rigid I had because ether first one burned out too. I realized that while convenient, the motor is in a vertical position while blowing causing strain on the bearings while swinging back and forth blowing leaves due ti the centrifugal force. I decided to look for dedicated corded blower because cordless just can't come near the CFM/MPH combination of a corded and I also didn't want to deal with batteries dying halfway through a job. After a lot of research and reading hundreds of reviews, I settled on the Worx 600. I actually purchased their manufacturer refurbished to save some money but it looked brand new when I received it. It just comes in a plain cardboard box with the battery and charger but that's no big deal to me. At first I didn't think the variable speed was really needed as my old one had only 1 speed and it worked fine for me but now that I have it, tt does provided more control of debris while clearing out the garage or around flower beds. On full speed this is a very powerful blower, clearing off those Maple tree helicopters from my driveway with ease they tend to stick flat to the cement are and hard to move). So far, I like this blower a lot and would recommend it but I'll update this in the fall when I have to blow a ton of oak and maple leaves in my yard.