FLEXVOLT 60V MAX* Blower, 125 MPH, 600 CFM (DCBL772X1)

This is the best blower I have ever used. Super powerful and really convenient compared to a gas blower. All I ever used was a gas blower and trimmer and always said I would never NOT use a gas blower or trimmer……well not anymore. After constantly messing with gas mixtures and pulling the start rope over and over and trying to figure out why I was still messing with this gas engine and it always finds some reason not to start….I decided to give this a try. So glad I did, this thing is my favorite tool and the trimmer is also awesome. I’m now a battery guy…no more gas. I can’t tell how nice it is just to go out and grab the tool and start going. You will love it….and more powerful than my gas blower.

Have Never used a gas backpack w/ the power this thing has. Red max or echo doesn’t make a model this powerful. That said it runs on a battery so it’s got a short life -25 minutes is as long as it will run at full power. Thats not bad for a battery powered blower. A single 9ah battery is upwards of $150 and I wouldn’t use the 6ah on this unit, as it doesn’t last long enough imo. Another issue w/ battery blowers is they consume the lifespan of a battery faster than any other cordless tool. This applies to most battery blowers but dewalt flexvolt batteries are some of the most expensive batteries on any platform and I would say they don’t fair better. It comes w/ a 9ah flexvolt battery but no fast charger. I don’t know why it wasn’t included? Battery charger in my box doesn’t support battery it came w/. The company included a 115, which is a 20 volt charger. Good charger but wrong platform . It’s kinda heavy but manageable with one hand but they included in design a rear handle so that you can use both hands, which is useful at times. They made improvements to the intake- it being right under the trigger which happens to be the safest And place for it. This way it doesn’t matter whether you are right or left handed, as it won’t pull your pants in. So many hand held blowers have this issue. The 20 volt max had this design flaw and even though 9% of the population is lefty. Dewalt put intake on the left so when holding in your right hand it always got stuck On clothing the moment you stopped holding it away from yourself, which is unnatural. At least that unit was lightweight and fairly inexpensive. This unit is absolutely worth the investment if you have quick cleanups. I use it to clean up job sites, the customers driveway or deck as an added touch, and in my shop 4 sawdust & things like that. I can do a small yard of leaves b4 battery goes but I have like 6 of these batteries. If not a contractor something to consider but for power which is most important imo, and convenience this is best battery powered blower on the market. Don’t waste time debating between other dewalt models, they don’t compare! The original flexvolt, 20v max, and 20v XR aren’t comparable. I never used the 40v but the battery is useless otherwise. At least DeWALT can now say Milwaukee doesn’t have the best blower on the market.

Prior user of craftsman gas and electric blowers and was in the market for a replacement. After much research I settled on this Dewalt model and glad I did. Having other Dewalt 60v outdoor power tools I was drawn to the advantage of being able to use and interchange the batteries I had already invested in. Overall I am pleased with this unit and would purchase again or recommend without hesitation. Unlike others I was actually surprised at how much run time you could get out of one battery and was expecting less. My only complaint is the balancing of the unit feels off to me and slightly awkward because all of the weight is at the very end instead of being balanced under your hand. This units power is impressive, no issues moving standing water or blowing leaves/pine staw across the lawn. If your on the fence about this purchase just go ahead and buy then thank me later. Tips: - try pulsing trigger and not continously blowing the entire time to maximize run time - would probably recommend 1 large 60v flex volt battery per acre (give or take based upon your blowing needs) - some of the blowers have similar nozzle sizes so you can also interchange - aftermarket wall mounts and nozzles can be found at online auctions or 3d printed Pros: - great airflow to move just about anything you throw at it - compatibility with other Dewalt batteries - no gas required and practically maintenance free Cons - doesn't come with stand or hanger attachment like cheaper 20v version - poor balancing with the 60v battery at the rear of the body instead of being mounted underside - no audible low battery warning warning Wishes: - inclusion of cheap wall mount or stand attachments - remote battery attachment option, perhaps a backpack battery with a whip connector

More power than my old gas blower. However, its very heavy compared to the gas blower. Extended use will leave you with a sower arm. Also, the battery life is maybe 20-30 minutes max. A second battery is very expensive around $160.00 which is necessary. Right now I use it till the battery dies, recharge (about an hour) and then finish the job.

Great battery life. Got a job done on half a bar, very good. High quality. Would recommend

My leaf blower went out. I needed a new one. We have a lot of Dewalt tools and batteries, so why not get a cordless blower? So easy to use. Cordless so I can use any of my existing batteries when one dies. It's pretty lightweight and works great!

I was excited to get this leaf blower after doing my research... keeping in mind that I'm a Dewalt fan boy! I disagree with those that say that this leaf blower is underpowered, or that the 60V battery doesn't last very long. I found it to be very powerful and the battery lasted long enough for me to do clean up jobs here and there... I wasn't using it like a gardener around the house, however. Here's is my major issue with this tool... it is turned into a very expensive paperweight if anything gets sucked into the impeller. A twig, rock, string... which is what happened to me... is the end of this tool. Everything is accessible and replaceable, except for the motor and impeller body... where the damage is most likely to occur. I have a gas powered blower... and the impeller is replaceable, and accessible. This is such a huge design flaw with this tool that I absolutely cannot recommend it. I would look at other brands like Milwaukee and others... even if you already have a Dewalt 60V battery due to how likely this type of damage is likely to be encountered at some point using this tool.

The battery on my last leaf blower died after a few years. Shockingly it costs more to replace a battery than it would be just to buy all new batteries. But I have a lot of dewalt brand tools and I love that we can use them interchangeably. This is really light weight and easy to use. It also has a powerful blower which is nice to get larger leaves or wet leaves off the ground. The battery lasts a long time and they're easy to charge. I love all Dewalt products and this one is just as good.