Air speed moves a leaf, air volume moves a pile · review
The highest wattage on the shelf, with a 45-litre bag, transport wheels and a shredding impeller — corded, and cheap.
The bottom line The highest rated input here at 3200 W, with a 45-litre bag and wheels on the tube so the machine rolls rather than hangs. No air speed, no air volume and no shredding ratio published — three figures every other corded machine on this shelf gives.
A 3200 W electric blower described as removing leaves from yard, garden and lawn, and as particularly quiet compared with a petrol motor. The handle has a cable strain relief with a hook for the supply cable. A shredding wheel mulches the leaves finely and they are collected in a large 45-litre bag. The handle is ergonomic and two transport wheels make the machine rollable and easy to push.
3200 W and 45 litres.
That is the whole of the measurable content. There is no air speed, no air volume and no shredding ratio — three figures that four other machines on this shelf publish, and the three that actually describe what a blower vac does.
This page prints the input and calls it an input. It is what the machine draws from the wall, not what arrives at the leaves.
Genuinely the best feature here, and the one that never appears in a comparison.
A blower vac in vacuum mode is a tube held at arm’s length with a bag on a shoulder strap, and the bag gets heavier as you work. Wheels on the tube let it rest on the ground and be pushed along a path instead of carried.
On a machine bought for a few long autumn sessions, that decides whether the sessions get finished.
The cable is less of a penalty on this shelf than anywhere else on the site. Leaf clearing happens near the house, on hard surfaces, and it takes hours — which is where a cordless machine reaches the end of its packs and a mains machine does not.
3200 W is a substantial draw. On a long extension lead of thin cross-section that shows up as voltage drop and a warm reel, and it is worth using the shortest and heaviest cable that reaches.
Around 50 €, read at the German Amazon store on the day of the survey.
Listed and unsold: the French, Italian and Spanish Amazon catalogues hold the reference with nobody behind it.
Nothing came back from the American and British Amazon stores at all; the buy button there runs a search rather than opening an empty page.
Taken from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and prices move without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 26 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
| Power source | Mains, 3200 W input as stated |
|---|---|
| Air speed | Not published |
| Air volume | Not published |
| Functions | 3-in-1: blow, vacuum, shred |
| Bag volume | 45 L |
| Guaranteed noise | Not published — described as quieter than petrol |
| Weight | Not published |
| Amazon reference | B0DZHNXCZ9 (one reference across 4 Amazon marketplaces) |
| EAN | 4262441643369 |
It means it draws the most from the socket. What reaches the impeller depends on the motor and the fan design, and this listing gives neither an air speed nor an air volume — so the one comparable figure it offers is an input.
Because a blower vac in vacuum mode is carried at arm’s length with a filling bag on a strap. Wheels on the tube let the machine rest on the ground and be pushed, which is the difference between twenty minutes and an afternoon.
Less than on a mower. Leaf clearing is usually done near the house, on paths and paved areas, and it takes hours rather than minutes — which is exactly where a cordless machine runs out and a cable does not.
A large leafy garden on a budget, where the machine will be used for hours in autumn
A reference exists on these Amazon stores: France, Germany, Italy, Spain. Listed is not the same as in stock — availability changes daily.
Details checked on September 26, 2026.
Specifications: manufacturer sheet and Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. No product on this site has been physically tested.
3000 W, 404 km/h, 15 m³/min, 72 L backpack, 16:1
The fastest air on this shelf at 404 km/h, with a 72-litre backpack bag, a 16:1 shredding ratio and a rake attachment.
Best for: A large garden with trees, where an autumn session means filling a bag several times
3-in-1, 99 dB(A) stated, tool-free mode change
The only machine on this shelf with a published noise level — 99 dB(A) — and a tool-free function change.
Best for: A garden with close neighbours, where switching between blowing and vacuuming happens every few minutes
18 V, 4.0 Ah included, 210 km/h, 500 m³/h, 10:1, 45 L
A cordless two-in-one with a 10:1 shredder, a 45-litre bag with a window, wheels on the tube, and the pack included.
Best for: A medium garden where the leaves are on grass and the cable is the thing you want gone
