The 5 Best Greenworks Leaf Blowers of 2026, Ranked & Reviewed

Our verdict: The highest airflow in the group at 770 CFM.

The Greenworks 80V Electric Leaf Blower at 770 CFM is a cordless unit in the $200 to $500 bucket, with the highest airflow in this ranking.

It takes first place because nothing else here moves more air. The reason the lead is slim is the 730 CFM 80V model just below it, which gives up only 40 CFM and costs a full bucket less. If you clear heavy autumn piles from a big lot every week, those extra cubic feet are worth having, and the 80V platform suits larger properties.

Buy it for large yards and deep leaf cover. Skip it if you have a small yard. The listing gives no runtime or weight, so check those before you pay the premium, and confirm whether a battery comes in the box.

Airflow

770 CFM

Voltage

80V

Power

Cordless

Price bucket

$200-500

Our verdict: 730 CFM from a lower price bucket than the leader.

The 80V 730 CFM Greenworks is also cordless, sits in the $100 to $200 bucket and moves just 40 CFM less than the leader.

Second place is the result of a value argument. The difference between 730 and 770 CFM is small enough to be unnoticeable to most people, while the price drops by a bucket. Nothing else in the group offers as much air per dollar, which is why this model is the one many buyers should actually order.

Buy it if you want near-top airflow without paying top dollar, particularly for a big yard. Skip it if you must have every last CFM. Because the listing does not describe the box contents, confirm whether you need to purchase batteries and a charger separately, as that can shift the real cost.

Airflow

730 CFM

Voltage

80V

Power

Cordless

Price bucket

$100-200

Our verdict: A 40V model matching the 80V airflow, in a higher bucket.

The 40V Greenworks at 730 CFM matches the 80V model's airflow on a smaller battery platform, in the $200 to $500 bucket.

It lands third because it costs more than the cheaper 80V twin for the same listed airflow. The reason to choose it is the platform: if you already own 40V batteries from a Greenworks mower or trimmer, a bare blower may save you considerable money overall, and 730 CFM is strong enough for most residential leaf clearing.

Buy it if you already have 40V batteries and chargers. Skip it if you are starting from nothing, since the 80V model at 730 CFM costs a bucket less. Runtime is not listed in our facts, so confirm it for the battery you already have before treating this as a guaranteed fit.

Airflow

730 CFM

Voltage

40V

Power

Cordless

Price bucket

$200-500

Our verdict: 610 CFM on the 60V platform.

The 60V Greenworks lists 610 CFM, cordless, in the $200 to $500 bucket.

Fourth place follows from a poor combination: less airflow than the 730 and 770 CFM models while costing more than the 80V 730 CFM version. The 60V platform is its only distinguishing trait, and it matters solely if you own the batteries already. For everyone else, the same money or less buys noticeably more air elsewhere in the range.

Buy it if you have Greenworks 60V tools and want a blower that uses the same packs. Skip it if you are shopping on airflow per dollar. Verify what is included in the box, since a bare tool and a full kit are very different purchases, and the listing here does not say which one you receive.

Airflow

610 CFM

Voltage

60V

Power

Cordless

Price bucket

$200-500

Our verdict: 500 CFM at a lower price for small yards.

The 40V Greenworks at 500 CFM is a cordless starter blower in the $100 to $200 bucket, the lowest airflow of the five.

It finishes last on raw power, but it shares a price bucket with the 80V 730 CFM model, which is the real problem: for a similar spend, that model moves far more air. This one earns a place only by suiting small, simple jobs such as clearing a patio, a driveway or a thin layer of leaves from a modest lawn.

Buy it for a small yard where heavy leaf piles are not an issue. Skip it if you clear large areas or wet leaves, because 500 CFM will feel underpowered. If you own 40V batteries already, it may be the cheapest way to add a blower to the set.

Airflow

500 CFM

Voltage

40V

Power

Cordless

Price bucket

$100-200