Which is better for a large yard?

The Greenworks Pro 60V, if runtime matters most: it is rated up to 60 minutes per charge. The Husqvarna covers up to 1-acre yards per its listing and recharges faster at 70 minutes.

Which is easier to carry?

The Husqvarna. It weighs 10 lbs with battery versus 17.42 lbs for the Greenworks, a difference of about 7 lbs over a long session.

Does the Greenworks blow harder?

No. Both hit 200 MPH, and the Husqvarna moves slightly more air at 800 CFM versus 780 CFM. The Greenworks adds a turbo button for wet leaves.

Which has the better warranty?

The Greenworks, with a 4-year limited warranty on both tool and battery. The Husqvarna listing does not state a warranty.

Is the Husqvarna worth the extra money?

Only if its price is close to the Greenworks. At the $169.95 low it is a clear value; near the $379.00 high, the Greenworks' runtime and warranty are stronger for the money.

Can I share batteries with other tools?

Yes, within each brand. The Greenworks 60V battery runs over 75 Greenworks 60V tools; the Husqvarna 40V battery fits Husqvarna's 40V line.

Husqvarna Leaf Blaster 350iB vs Pro 60V Cordless Battery Leaf Blower

The Husqvarna Leaf Blaster 350iB is the better pick for most homeowners: it matches the Greenworks on air speed (200 MPH), edges it on airflow (800 vs 780 CFM), and weighs about 7 lbs less at 10 lbs. The Greenworks Pro 60V counters with a 60-minute runtime, a 4-year tool and battery warranty, and a battery that runs over 75 other Greenworks 60V tools. On price, the Husqvarna has been listed as low as $169.95 (October 29, 2026) and as high as $379.00 (October 31, 2026); no current price was given for the Greenworks, so compare live listings before buying.

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