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Ego LB7654 vs Pro 60V Cordless Battery Leaf Blower

The Ego LB7654 is the stronger handheld blower for most people: more rated air volume, longer low-speed runtime and a battery that fits Ego's 56V line. The Greenworks Pro 60V counters with a lower price and a 4-year tool and battery warranty. Prices move around, so check the current listing before you buy.

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Ego LB7654

Ego LB7654

4.7· 14,694 ratings

Choose the Ego LB7654 if you want the most powerful handheld blower and already own or plan to buy Ego 56V batteries.

Pros
  • 765 CFM turbo mode clears wet leaves and heavy debris.
  • Variable dial from 260 to 580 CFM plus cruise control.
  • Up to 90 minutes average runtime on the 5.0Ah battery.
  • Brushless motor and weather-resistant build.
  • Includes tapered nozzle, spread nozzle and shoulder strap.
Cons
  • Only about 15 minutes on turbo.
  • Battery adds noticeable weight; buyers suggest a backpack battery.
  • No second battery in the kit.

What separates them

Ego LB7654Pro 60V Cordless Battery Leaf Blower
Max air volume765 CFM in turbo mode780 CFM in turbo mode
Max air speed200 MPH200 MPH
Battery in kit56V 5.0Ah ARC Lithium60V 4.0Ah
Rated runtimeUp to 90 min average; about 15 min on turboUp to 60 min
Charge time320W charger included; not stated80 min
Weight with batteryNot stated; buyers say the battery makes it heavy17.42 lbs
WarrantyNot stated in the listing4-year limited tool and battery
Battery ecosystem

Price history

$299.00$227.99
Oct 29Oct 31
  • Ego LB7654: lowest $239.00 on Oct 29; $299.00 on Oct 31.
  • Pro 60V Cordless Battery Leaf Blower: lowest $227.99 on Oct 31 at Greenworks.

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Ego LB7654

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Pro 60V Cordless Battery Leaf Blower

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Specs compared

SpecEgo LB7654Pro 60V Cordless Battery Leaf Blower
TypeHandheld—
CordlessYes—
Max Air Volume765 CFM max air volume—
Air speed—200MPH
Air volume—780 CFM
Runtime—Up to 60 min.
Battery recharge time—80 min.
Battery included—One(1) 60V 4.0 Ah battery & charger
Weight with battery—17.42 lbs
Tool compatibility—over 75 Greenworks 60V tools

What reviewers say

Ego LB7654

Rated 4.7 out of 5 across roughly 14,700 ratings, owners mostly praise the power and battery life. Complaints center on real-world runtime in turbo and the weight of the battery.

Pros
  • Strong power that clears wet and dry leaves quickly
  • Long runtime on lower speeds
  • Reliable replacement for corded and gas blowers
  • Simple controls and included nozzles
Cons
  • Turbo drains the battery in roughly 15 minutes
  • Heavy with the battery attached
  • Shoulder strap helps but a backpack battery would be better
  • Wish for a second battery given the cost

Pro 60V Cordless Battery Leaf Blower

Owners praise the blower's power and battery life, often comparing it favorably to gas models. Some find it heavy for extended use, and a few note the recharge time as a drawback.

Questions and answers

Which is better for large yards?
The Ego LB7654. Its 5.0Ah battery is rated for up to 90 minutes average runtime, and the 765 CFM turbo mode moves big piles of leaves faster. The Greenworks Pro is rated up to 60 minutes.
Which is lighter to carry?
The Greenworks Pro, at 17.42 lbs with battery. Ego does not state a weight, and buyers say the 5.0Ah battery makes the LB7654 heavy, though the included shoulder strap helps.
Is the Ego worth the extra money?
If you need maximum power and runtime, yes. The Ego gives more CFM headroom on low speeds and a bigger battery. If you already own Greenworks 60V tools, the Pro kit is the better value.
Which has the better warranty?
Greenworks. The Pro 60V carries a 4-year limited warranty on both tool and battery. Ego's listing does not state a warranty, so confirm it before buying.
Can I use the batteries on other tools?
Yes, within each brand. The Ego battery fits Ego's 56V ARC Lithium line. The Greenworks 60V battery powers over 75 Greenworks 60V tools.
How long does each take to charge?
The Greenworks 4.0Ah battery charges in about 80 minutes on the included charger. Ego includes a 320W charger but does not state a charge time.

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Warranty is not stated on the listing.
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Pro 60V Cordless Battery Leaf Blower

Pro 60V Cordless Battery Leaf Blower

Choose the Greenworks Pro 60V if you want a cheaper kit with a long warranty and you already own Greenworks 60V tools.

Pros
  • 780 CFM and 200 MPH, comparable to a 28cc gas engine.
  • 17.42 lbs with battery, lighter than gas blowers.
  • 4-year limited warranty on tool and battery.
  • Battery runs over 75 Greenworks 60V tools.
  • Charger refills the 4.0Ah battery in about 80 minutes.
Cons
  • Up to 60 minutes runtime, less than the Ego.
  • 4.0Ah battery is smaller than Ego's 5.0Ah.
  • Turbo drains the battery faster.
  • Nozzle accessories are not listed in the box.
Ego 56V ARC Lithium tools
Over 75 Greenworks 60V tools
Warranty
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4-Year Limited Tool & Battery Warranty
Power—200MPH /780 CFM
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SpecEgo LB7654Pro 60V Cordless Battery Leaf Blower
What'S Included—One(1) 60V 4.0 Ah battery & charger
Brushless Motor—For maximum performance
Turbo Button—For maximum blow force
Cruise Control—And variable speed trigger
Pros
  • Strong blowing force for wet leaves and debris
  • Long runtime on a single charge
  • Quiet operation compared to gas blowers
  • Battery compatibility with other Greenworks tools
Cons
  • Heavier than expected, causing fatigue
  • Battery takes over an hour to recharge
  • Turbo mode drains battery faster