Which is better for large yards?

The Husqvarna 350BT. It runs on gas with no runtime cap, and its 180 MPH air speed clears heavy, wet debris. The Worx turbo mode lasts only about 21 minutes per charge.

Which is better for quick cleanups?

The Worx Nitro 80V. Push-button start and no fuel mixing make short jobs easy, and low speed runs about 230 minutes. It also costs $299.99 at WORX as of November 5, 2026.

Is the Husqvarna worth the extra money?

Yes if you blow for hours or need the higher 180 MPH speed and quieter 71 dB output. For occasional use, the Worx saves about $129 and adds cordless convenience.

The Husqvarna at 71 dB versus 83 dB for the Worx. That gap matters if you blow near neighbors or early in the morning.

How long does the Worx battery last?

About 230 minutes on low, 35 minutes on high and 21 minutes on turbo with the included 4 Ah battery. The 4-port charger refills it in about 50 minutes.

Which moves more air?

The Worx, at 800 CFM versus 692 CFM for the Husqvarna. The Husqvarna moves air faster, at 180 MPH versus 150 MPH.

Husqvarna 350BT Backpack Leaf Blower vs Worx Nitro 80V Cordless Backpack Blower

Buy the Worx Nitro 80V if you want cordless convenience, more air volume (800 CFM) and a lower price: $299.99 at WORX as of November 5, 2026, versus $429.00 at eBay for the Husqvarna 350BT. Buy the Husqvarna 350BT if you need all-day runtime, higher air speed (180 MPH) and quieter operation (71 dB). The Husqvarna costs about $129 more up front but never needs a battery recharge or replacement.

Today the Worx Nitro 80V Cordless Backpack Blower costs $130.00 less at its best price.

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