Comments on: Leaf Blower Cordless with Battery and Charger, Handheld Battery Powered Electric Leaf Blower, 2-in-1 Portable Mini Leaf Blower &Vacuum for Lawn Care, Dust/Snow Blowing

By: L. Greer

L. Greer — Thu, 09 Jan 2025 00:27:30 +0000

Battery does not give you a slow down warning when it is low. Just stopped e
Once I looked at several comments I realized mine was not faulty. I am so glad as I think it is great for my needs of clearing leaves off my deck and porch. It packs a good power and perfect for light jobs

By: Rebecca Kay

Rebecca Kay — Thu, 09 Jan 2025 00:27:30 +0000

Not what I expected
Does not have a hood strong blow, cuts off on its own.

By: Niki

Niki — Thu, 09 Jan 2025 00:27:30 +0000

Decent leaf blower for small jobs
I understand this is a mini blower but it’s more like kid size. I guess because it’s so small, it doesn’t have much power. It’s easy to use, very lightweight and as I stated, probably better suited for a child with adult supervision of course, but for heavy “grown up” outdoor jobs, I wouldn’t recommend this particular one.

By: Victoria

Victoria — Thu, 09 Jan 2025 00:27:30 +0000

Practico
Es Ãºtil, fÃ¡cil de utilizar, le falta potencia

By: Julz Knowz

Julz Knowz — Thu, 09 Jan 2025 00:27:30 +0000

Great for quick jobs like blowing hay of of truck. Very portable .
This is a rather small size leaf blower. That makes it very easy to take with me whenever I feel I may need a blower.. I love how easy it is just to Grab it and clean off those damn leaves off the Rug in front of The RV! Inside a lot of times I will just leave it on the small table I have outside our door so that when I walk out I can grab it and start blowing the leaves off of the patio right away. That way it always looks nice and tidy even during the fall.This isn’t your big job air blower. It’s a pull the trigger and go, very small and petite leaf blower. However, it does have some kick to it and will easily blow things off of your car or patio or hey out of the barn Etc.. the one thing I do have to say is I don’t ever recommend using this as a vacuum. Whoever came up with that Brainiac idea isn’t all that bright. If this is used as a vacuum the items that you suck up go right through the motor. Most of the things get stuck in the first kind of filter area, but this is just not anything that should ever be used as a vacuum. You will ruin it very fast.. I pulled a star because they still have that listed on here as one of the benefits. In my opinion, its detrimental gÄp

By: SVC Dude

SVC Dude — Thu, 09 Jan 2025 00:27:30 +0000

A surprisingly effective 10 minutes of use
The KINGPKE is a challenge to review, it’s not slam dunk great, but it’s not outright terrible either. I think in the end it’s somewhere between 3 and 4 stars, but I went with 4 because in the end I was surprised by how well it actually works.My initial impression was not good. Out of the box it doesn’t come across as impressive. One end of the box itself was crushed even though it came in another shipping box. The instructions are mostly boilerplate warnings, and you are left to figure it out to mostly on your own. In fact I assembled it the wrong way at first in the vacuum configuration.The item and attachments don’t exude quality, and it comes across more as a toy than a tool. The attachments at the exhaust twist on clockwise, but the attachments twist on counter-clockwise at the intake. The exhaust bag used when in vacuum mode does not attach very solidly at all – I can see the bag coming off if you don’t hold it or tape it in place while using it. It is really takes effort to disconnect accessories from the intake, and the clockwise direction to remove doesn’t help.The battery pack has exposed leads that are potentially hazardous if something falls on top while it is off the unit and charging. The label on the unit itself also seems non-sensical listing, the airflow for 3 different model numbers in cubic meters per minute.After charging the battery overnight, I gave it a try, not having high hopes. However I was pleasantlyy surprised at how effective it was at blowing loose items around. For about 10 glorious minutes I was trying it out on different surfaces and materials to figure how best to use it. Then it suddenly died. The motor doesn’t slow down when the 2.0Ah batter is exhausted, it just stops working. I found ergonomically it was sound with a solid activation button, and it provided a lot of control where the airflow is directed, although at times I was wishing for slight longer nozzle with a flattened exhaust. It works great on concrete and blows loose materials off dirt just fine. Naturally it worked better on larger and lighter leaves, but found it did blow pine needles as well.I didn’t even try this as a vacuum, I think the form factor would make that a challenge, but I can see how it might work in a pinch.In the end this unit with a 2Ah battery is about 25% of the cost of a name brand hardware store equivalent. I think if you are on a budget and can plan your activity so you get it done in 10 minutes or less, this is not a bad option. But if you want to break out a tool and use it till your backyard is all cleaned up, this will frustrate you.