WORX WG543E.9 18V (20V MAX) LEAFJET Cordless Garden Leaf Blower – (Tool only – battery & charger sold separately)

Lightweight. Well balanced. Easy to use. Force of blow can be altered using the extension tube and 2 speed.

Very lightweight and powerful. Rather surprised me. Even moved wet leaves.
Only downside is that the battery doesnt last long so better if you have a second battery.

Hi, constant problem with leaves gathering at the front of my house, and on the rear decking. Due to living in ‘Wet Wales’ these leaves are usually wet and clumped. I was therefore worried if this blower would shift them. Absolutely no problem as it turns out 🙂 Shifts them all with ease. Have to be careful on level 2 power not to accidently blow the soil out of my plant pots out the front! Great product; a battery lasts around 10 mins in general use but I have 4 batteries due to other Worx tools and so not a problem, and 10 mins is enough to shift them all anyhow.

I’ve had leaf blowers in the past but for size and weight by far the best I’ve owned cleats the pathway of damp leaves quickly and efficiently battery lasts quite a long time I’ve used mine 20 odd times and still no reason for recharging

This is such a great item, cannot find anything negative to say about it!!

Uses it as an emergency leaf blower when my petrol one has trouble starting. Being a single battery product, the battery doesn’t last too long.

Very light and powerful for a battery powered blower. Uses battery energy rapidly.

Really impressed with this product, nice and easy to use and more powerful than I expected

Very light, very quiet and it’s got good battery life I bought this for 56 no battery included because I already have 4 batteries
Let’s get one thing right it’s not like a petrol one, for general blowing grass off a path after strimming and dry leaves it’s really good, wet heavy big piles it’s not going to do much you need petrol

With a brushless motor, this thing works pretty well. It’s more powerful than other cordless electric blowers I have used. I would say it’s pretty much as powerful as an entry level petrol blower but doesn’t match the better petrol stuff.

I would definitely recommend it.

This product is exactly what I was looking for, lightweight and great blowing power even with wet leaves. The battery supplied only lasts a maximum 15-20 minutes on the highest blowing setting and the price of another Worx battery the same as supplied is expensive.
The only thing I have found is a bit tricky is getting the battery out the machine with small hands.

Update. The product is exactly a year old but the battery supplied has started to last less than before. Not sure if it’s this battery or applies to all of them.

No real issues with this leaf blower, cleared my drive easily and it’s really light and compact. Takes a bit longer than a petrol or corded version but for the money it’s really good value especially if you already have batteries. Would recommend you use it with a 5mAh battery as it only lasts about 10 mins on maximum with a 2mAh one.

I looked through the list of Worx leaf blowers and most look like your average no-thought-gone-into-it giant hairdryers (never bother with a sucker/mulcher machine – I have had Makita and Stihl versions and it just doesn’t work. Bag gets too heavy, too soggy, the machines clog up etc. Rake up the bulk, blow the remainder) but this one looked like a clever person had rethought the whole issue. I was not wrong.
Took a bit of a punt – no Worx tools are overpriced but this could have been a dung-beetle – and I am really impressed. Not far off as powerful as the petrol powered Makita and Stihl blowers when in blow mode. Honestly. But a thousand percent easier to start. No warm up time required, quite loud but nothing compared to the petrol machines (my Makita is a four-stroke but as noisy as the Stihl two-stroke)
Super light, so quick to get going, 4 amp battery will keep it going for ages. I haven’t timed it but I get everything done in a garden roughly 1/3 of an acre without it even starting to sound tired. It has an extendable nozzle that is supposed to increase the volume of air moved but I have stopped fiddling with that and just use it in it’s initial max velocity mode as it simply clears everything. Hedge clippings, fallen leaves, grass debris on the mower/ paths after strimming etc – no problem. Obviously if you are used to something like a Stihl BR700 this will seem a little underpowered but unless you need to flip cars and deafen your neighbours in the process this little machine will do the sweeping up better than any broom you have ever owned.

I bought it for my Wife because it is light in weight as she likes to help me.
Sensible price. All in all very pleased with it.

Good bit of kit, but battrie doesn’t last long make sure you’ve a spare.

This is a genuinely very powerful blower that easily deals with dry and damp leaves, even on its lower setting. That’s pretty good considering its feather-weight small size and that it runs of a single 20v battery. In fact, er, wow! We also have a Bosch 36v blower which we have bought for our son and his wife. This is decidedly the more powerful of the two but, it must be said, it won’t win any beauty competitions, whereas the Bosch is a beautifully designed item.

My cousin has the more expensive and much larger Worx WG584E 40v twin battery blower, which I nearly bought as it blows like a tornado, but it is far more expensive and, on full power, the batteries last under fifteen minutes. It’s horses for courses with these things, but any one of those three won’t disappoint if you want a powerful leaf blower. While the Bosch is the least powerful, it is so cleverly designed that the force of air still does the job entirely well.

I’m super impressed with the power of this lightweight device. I mainly purchased it for removing excess water off the car after washing and for clearing snow off the car (so long as it hasn’t iced over) and it works fine in both cases.

It’s great for clearing leaves and debris (branches, small stones etc.). Be careful near cars as small stones could fly up and hit the car.

I already own two Worx 20v 1.3ah batteries and so I’m using them for now. As the batteries are 1.3ah, not 2.0ah, they don’t last as long – last around 5-10 minutes on the highest setting.

Just a piece of advice, when extending the attachment out to increase the air volume, press the button and pull the attachment out slightly and let go of the button, however, continue to pull the attachment until it locks into place. I kept the button pressed whilst pulling the attachment out and it detached from the blower and went flying! luckily it didn’t break.

For the size and weight the performance is very effective. I have a large patio area that goes all around the house and trying to sweep it to keep leaves off is a real task. I went round with the Worx blower and cleared it in no time.

Of course, the leaves have to go somewhere so it is a bit of a quick fix only job.

Very easy to use and one handed operation is a big bonus when you are getting on a bit in years…

Lightweight easy to use , battery lasts enough to clear a big area