Which is better for wet leaves?

Both handle wet leaves. The Ego has more air speed (200 vs 170 MPH) and a turbo mode, so it moves packed, soaked debris faster. The Greenworks 750 CFM is close and costs less.

Is the Ego worth the extra $60?

Yes if you have a big yard or already own Ego 56V batteries. The extra air speed, longer low-speed runtime, and much larger review base justify it. For a small yard, the Greenworks saves money.

Which runs longer on one battery?

The Ego: up to 150 minutes on low and about 15 minutes on turbo with its 5.0Ah battery. The Greenworks runs up to 60 minutes on its 2.5Ah battery.

The Greenworks, at 8.82 lbs with battery. Ego does not list a weight, and buyers say the battery makes it heavy, though the included shoulder strap helps.

The Ego is rated 64 dB. Greenworks does not publish a noise figure for this model.

Do the batteries fit other tools?

Yes. The Ego battery works across the Ego 56V line. The Greenworks 80V battery fits 75+ Greenworks 80V tools.

Ego LB7654 Leaf Blower vs Greenworks 80V 750 CFM Handheld Blower

Buy the Ego LB7654 if you want the most power and the longest runtime on low: 765 CFM, 200 MPH, and up to 150 minutes on the included 5.0Ah battery. Buy the Greenworks 80V if you want to spend less and still clear wet leaves: 750 CFM and 170 MPH for $134.99 at Best Buy as of November 7, 2026, versus $194.95 at eBay for the Ego. The Ego costs about $60 more, but it is the stronger, better-reviewed tool.

Today the Greenworks 80V 750 CFM Handheld Blower costs $64.01 less at its best price.

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