Set Alert for Product: WORX Nitro WG543 20V LEAFJET Leaf Blower Cordless with Battery and Charger, Blowers for Lawn Care Only 3.8 Lbs., Cordless Leaf Blower Brushless Motor – Battery & Charger Included - $119.99
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TWO POWERFUL LEAF BLOWER MODES: Switch between Volume and Speed modes with the Variable Air-Control Nozzle. Volume mode achieves up to 410 CFM to swiftly clear big areas. Speed mode reaches 130 MPH, ideal for moving wet leaves and heavier debris.
SAME BATTERY, EXPANDABLE POWER: The same Power Share batteries that run this cordless leaf blower can conveniently be used with 140 plus power tools, outdoor power equipment, and lifestyle products from the Worx Power Share platform.
SERIOUS BLOWING FORCE FOR EASY CLEANUP : With a Sonic Turbine Fan, the LeafJet battery leaf blower pulls in more air to deliver a forceful jet stream of 7.3 Newtons —the perfect amount to conquer daily outdoor cleaning tasks with confidence.
CORDLESS LEAF BLOWER WITH BOOSTED POWER: With its Brushless Motor 2.0, the LeafJet achieves 40 percent more power and a 10 percent longer runtime standard brushless motors. Plus, 70 percent more power and 10X longer life than brushed motors.
SLIM, LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN: Taking control of the electric leaf blower cordless power is easy with the LeafJet’s incredibly lightweight profile. At only 3.8 lbs., you can effortlessly operate the blower one-handed without getting worn out.
2-SPEED CONTROL: This versatile battery leaf blower offers two air speeds to fit the needs of the job. Use the low-speed setting for light sweeping or clearing tight spaces. For heavier-duty cleanup, simply flip the switch to high-speed mode.
DO MORE, RECHARGE LESS: Power Share PRO batteries are designed to stay cool, resist damage, and optimize power control to extend blower cordless runtime.
INCLUDES: 20V LeafJet Cordless Leaf Blower, (1) 20V 4.0Ah Power Share PRO Battery, (1) Charger.
13 reviews for WORX Nitro WG543 20V Cordless Leaf Blower
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Gary –
Muy buena herramienta dura 25 minutos con pila chica en temporadas baja de precio ,muy buena herramienta
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Debbie Essary –
It blows the leaves away and is very lightweight. The battery lasts a long time. I just love how easy it is to maneuver. I am an older woman and it is so lightweight, but effective. So happy with it. I have lots of leaves and have only used the low speed so far.
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sapphirerosebud –
This leaf blower is fantastic. It is actually lighter than my old electrical one and I am better able to control it. I like that it has 2 speeds and everything is easily controlled with just a roll of my thumb. It makes quick work of clearing my driveway, walk path, my riding mower and push mower. I bought this as a bundle package with one of Worx lawn mowers which is also great.
My only grievance is the battery that came with it. It is DEAD – like will not charge, light is red DEAD. Thankfully I have several other batteries; however, it is upsetting to be “charged” for a battery that was defective. Because I have other batteries, I did not want to waste time trying to exchange. I guess you can say my time is more valuable than the battery is worth.
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Jane –
Product works well, very powerful. Only downside battery does not last long. I have a Worx weed eater which has 2 batteries that I can switch out.
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Eder Manuel pintor huazano –
Item arrived but was American voltage and batteries different to European connection – full refund offered. could have been dangerous if I had changed plug because the charger is 110 voltage and European is 220 volts
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GET –
Started assembly on the item about an hour after I received it and found the entire motor piece covered in mold and with webs on both intake and outtake ends (not sure if that’ll show in the pics). The 2 pieces of the blow tube were fine, as was the charger and battery. I decided to return it, obviously, because who knows what electrical components could have been damaged by the damp conditions it was clearly stored in for who knows how long. I reordered, assuming this was a fluke, but when the second item arrived it too had mold, albeit to a lesser degree. I decided to risk wiping it down and using it to see if I even like the item. Thus far it is working fine and I do enjoy how light weight it is and that it is cordless compared to my last leaf blower. I just don’t understand why someone would box up moldy merchandise, along with the other items being clean, because this definitely happened before either item went in the box. Also, fyi, look at the motor before you assemble the blow tube, because you cannot take the blow tube apart (at least I couldn’t) once you lock the pieces together. If you need to return it, that makes the return more challenging. Update: After using the blower for a couple of months, I do like it and it’s working fine (despite the mold), except that the charge on the battery does not last long. I get maybe 3 days use with just blowing leaves off my patio and driveway (2-10m/day) before I have to recharge. They should have made the battery larger. There is no way this is going to last trying to blow a thick layer of fall leaves from two large maples off my yard every week for several weeks. I will have to recharge multiple times in a day to complete the job.
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Susan Stark –
I have a Worx mower that I love. I was hoping that the blower battery would be interchangeable with the mower but it’s not. But that is ok. I love being able to just begin blowing without having to connect a cord.
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Mrs H. –
La bateria se dañan facil
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GET –
I have had a few blowers including ego and black & decker. Both of those are more powerful, especially the ego. However the ego is pretty heavy with the giant battery and the B&D would run out of battery time too quick. Worx is light and lasts a long time. I found that even though it was slightly less powerful that I’d reach for it most of the time over the other two. However if you’re blowing leaves on grass then you might need more power. I sold the B&D and keep the ego for the big jobs.
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Authentic Purchaser –
Easy to use and with two batteries you can do what is needed.
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Nate Cress –
I have used a Worx Trimmer/Edger for about a decade. That product has served me well cutting through all kinds of weeds and grass over the years. I have a corded type electric leaf blower that I don’t enjoy using because I don’t like getting the extension cable out just for that. I figured I’d see what Worx has that would operate with the same batteries and found this. It works great. It’s plenty powerful enough for blowing grass off my sidewalk. It’s much lighter than my other blower and much easier to grab and go when needed.
Battery power isn’t going to last forever obviously, but it lasts long enough to get the job done unless you are trying blow leaves off your entire yard.
Since I’ve owned a Worx Trimmer, I can speak to battery working time. With a good battery that is fully charged, I can easily edge and trim around my 5,000 square foot yard on one battery. I have had to replace batteries recently because they get old over time like all batteries do. Replacement batteries for Worx are reasonable and seem to be supported for a while since my trimmer is about a decade old and I can still find batteries for it and new equipment is sold with compatible batteries.
If you are really worried about how long batteries last for lawn equipment, invest in higher voltage equipment. Commercial level equipment would be more like 40v or 60v equipment.
If you need something to blow the grass off your sidewalk after you mow, a 20v leaf blower like this will have plenty of battery power for you.
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Susan Avitia –
My only complaint would be the short life of the battery (around 30 minutes)
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Charles V. Saftner –
This is a very good leaf blower, I had a gas powered Husqvarna leaf blower and although I liked it my wife didn’t share my enthusiasm for it and since she was using the leaf blower a lot as well we bought this battery powered lower, and I have to say it works great. It has a couple of different settings and then a turbo setting as well so there’s plenty of power to move a lot of leaves in a very short time. it is lightweight and relatively quiet as well, not that that’s a big thing. We have used it to blow some white, fresh snow and it worked well but I would probably suggest against that only because it would be extra wear and tear on the machine that we bought for blowing leaves. Power wise, we have a big yard with six trees and it will blow all the leaves to a pile in a short time and on one charge of the batteries. It didn’t come with the two batteries, but if you already have another battery powered WORX product chances are the batteries from that machine will fit that machine as well, in other words they are interchangeable with other WORX units, But nonetheless I have an old WORX weed trimmer and that is a different battery entirely and doesn’t fit, but In fairness that machine is very old. Overall it is a very useful little machine and I definitely recommend it.
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Gary –
Muy buena herramienta dura 25 minutos con pila chica en temporadas baja de precio ,muy buena herramienta
Debbie Essary –
It blows the leaves away and is very lightweight. The battery lasts a long time. I just love how easy it is to maneuver. I am an older woman and it is so lightweight, but effective. So happy with it. I have lots of leaves and have only used the low speed so far.
sapphirerosebud –
This leaf blower is fantastic. It is actually lighter than my old electrical one and I am better able to control it. I like that it has 2 speeds and everything is easily controlled with just a roll of my thumb. It makes quick work of clearing my driveway, walk path, my riding mower and push mower. I bought this as a bundle package with one of Worx lawn mowers which is also great.
My only grievance is the battery that came with it. It is DEAD – like will not charge, light is red DEAD. Thankfully I have several other batteries; however, it is upsetting to be “charged” for a battery that was defective. Because I have other batteries, I did not want to waste time trying to exchange. I guess you can say my time is more valuable than the battery is worth.
Jane –
Product works well, very powerful. Only downside battery does not last long. I have a Worx weed eater which has 2 batteries that I can switch out.
Eder Manuel pintor huazano –
Item arrived but was American voltage and batteries different to European connection – full refund offered. could have been dangerous if I had changed plug because the charger is 110 voltage and European is 220 volts
GET –
Started assembly on the item about an hour after I received it and found the entire motor piece covered in mold and with webs on both intake and outtake ends (not sure if that’ll show in the pics). The 2 pieces of the blow tube were fine, as was the charger and battery. I decided to return it, obviously, because who knows what electrical components could have been damaged by the damp conditions it was clearly stored in for who knows how long. I reordered, assuming this was a fluke, but when the second item arrived it too had mold, albeit to a lesser degree. I decided to risk wiping it down and using it to see if I even like the item. Thus far it is working fine and I do enjoy how light weight it is and that it is cordless compared to my last leaf blower. I just don’t understand why someone would box up moldy merchandise, along with the other items being clean, because this definitely happened before either item went in the box. Also, fyi, look at the motor before you assemble the blow tube, because you cannot take the blow tube apart (at least I couldn’t) once you lock the pieces together. If you need to return it, that makes the return more challenging.
Update: After using the blower for a couple of months, I do like it and it’s working fine (despite the mold), except that the charge on the battery does not last long. I get maybe 3 days use with just blowing leaves off my patio and driveway (2-10m/day) before I have to recharge. They should have made the battery larger. There is no way this is going to last trying to blow a thick layer of fall leaves from two large maples off my yard every week for several weeks. I will have to recharge multiple times in a day to complete the job.
Susan Stark –
I have a Worx mower that I love. I was hoping that the blower battery would be interchangeable with the mower but it’s not. But that is ok. I love being able to just begin blowing without having to connect a cord.
Mrs H. –
La bateria se dañan facil
GET –
I have had a few blowers including ego and black & decker. Both of those are more powerful, especially the ego. However the ego is pretty heavy with the giant battery and the B&D would run out of battery time too quick. Worx is light and lasts a long time. I found that even though it was slightly less powerful that I’d reach for it most of the time over the other two. However if you’re blowing leaves on grass then you might need more power. I sold the B&D and keep the ego for the big jobs.
Authentic Purchaser –
Easy to use and with two batteries you can do what is needed.
Nate Cress –
I have used a Worx Trimmer/Edger for about a decade. That product has served me well cutting through all kinds of weeds and grass over the years. I have a corded type electric leaf blower that I don’t enjoy using because I don’t like getting the extension cable out just for that. I figured I’d see what Worx has that would operate with the same batteries and found this. It works great. It’s plenty powerful enough for blowing grass off my sidewalk. It’s much lighter than my other blower and much easier to grab and go when needed.
Battery power isn’t going to last forever obviously, but it lasts long enough to get the job done unless you are trying blow leaves off your entire yard.
Since I’ve owned a Worx Trimmer, I can speak to battery working time. With a good battery that is fully charged, I can easily edge and trim around my 5,000 square foot yard on one battery. I have had to replace batteries recently because they get old over time like all batteries do. Replacement batteries for Worx are reasonable and seem to be supported for a while since my trimmer is about a decade old and I can still find batteries for it and new equipment is sold with compatible batteries.
If you are really worried about how long batteries last for lawn equipment, invest in higher voltage equipment. Commercial level equipment would be more like 40v or 60v equipment.
If you need something to blow the grass off your sidewalk after you mow, a 20v leaf blower like this will have plenty of battery power for you.
Susan Avitia –
My only complaint would be the short life of the battery (around 30 minutes)
Charles V. Saftner –
This is a very good leaf blower, I had a gas powered Husqvarna leaf blower and although I liked it my wife didn’t share my enthusiasm for it and since she was using the leaf blower a lot as well we bought this battery powered lower, and I have to say it works great.
It has a couple of different settings and then a turbo setting as well so there’s plenty of power to move a lot of leaves in a very short time. it is lightweight and relatively quiet as well, not that that’s a big thing. We have used it to blow some white, fresh snow and it worked well but I would probably suggest against that only because it would be extra wear and tear on the machine that we bought for blowing leaves.
Power wise, we have a big yard with six trees and it will blow all the leaves to a pile in a short time and on one charge of the batteries.
It didn’t come with the two batteries, but if you already have another battery powered WORX product chances are the batteries from that machine will fit that machine as well, in other words they are interchangeable with other WORX units, But nonetheless I have an old WORX weed trimmer and that is a different battery entirely and doesn’t fit, but In fairness that machine is very old.
Overall it is a very useful little machine and I definitely recommend it.