Air speed moves a leaf, air volume moves a pile · review
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.
The bottom line The only cordless machine here that also vacuums and shreds, with the pack and charger in the box. 210 km/h and 500 m³/h from a brushless motor, a 10:1 reduction, a 45-litre bag with a level window, and wheels on the suction tube to take the weight.
A cordless leaf vacuum in the maker’s 18 V platform, supplied with a 4.0 Ah pack and a charger so work can start immediately. It is a 2-in-1 machine: the vacuum, with a brushless motor, also works as a blower at up to 210 km/h, and the function is selected without tools by a switch. Suction reaches up to 500 m³ per hour and an integrated shredder reduces the leaves to a tenth of their volume. The bag holds up to 45 litres, has a window for checking the fill level, and fixes with a click-in fastening. Speed regulation adjusts suction and blowing power and, the maker states, the volume with it. Wheels on the suction tube and a carrying strap take the weight, and an additional soft-grip handle allows ergonomic work.
Every other cordless machine on this shelf is a blower. This one vacuums and shreds as well, which is the difference between moving leaves and removing them.
That matters most on a lawn. Leaves blown off grass have to go somewhere and usually end up in a pile you then pick up by hand; a machine that sucks and shreds finishes the job in one pass.
A small transparent panel showing the fill level.
On a shoulder-carried bag you cannot see how full it is, and the two usual outcomes are stopping too often or working on after the machine has stopped taking anything in. A window is an unglamorous fix for a real irritation.
210 km/h is the lowest air speed published on this shelf; 500 m³/h is the lowest volume; 10:1 is the weakest shredding ratio.
None of that is a fault — it is what a battery machine gives against a 3000 W corded one, and it is the price of the cable being gone. What it does mean is that the comparison to make is with the other cordless machines, not with the mains ones beside them.
One 4.0 Ah battery, about 72 watt-hours. On a job that is measured in hours rather than minutes, a second pack is the sensible first accessory — and on this platform it is a catalogue item that also runs everything else in the shed.
From 120 € to 152 €, that being the spread across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores on the day of the survey.
Beyond the euro zone, the British Amazon store prices it in its own currency, which the spread above sets aside.
Nothing came back from the American Amazon store 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 | Cordless 18 V platform, brushless; one 4.0 Ah pack and charger supplied |
|---|---|
| Air speed | Up to 210 km/h blowing, as stated |
| Air volume | Up to 500 m³/h suction, as stated |
| Functions | 2-in-1: blow and vacuum, with an integrated shredder at 10:1, switched without tools |
| Bag volume | Up to 45 L, with a level window and a click-in fitting |
| Guaranteed noise | Not published — the speed control is stated to regulate volume |
| Weight | Not published |
| Amazon reference | B0H6MX683T (one reference across 5 Amazon marketplaces) |
| EAN | 4006825694116 |
It is about 72 watt-hours, which on a blower drawing steadily is a useful session rather than an afternoon. The platform is shared across a large tool range, so a second pack is a normal purchase rather than a special one.
It means the bag holds about ten times as much leaf as it would unshredded, against sixteen. In practice that is a third more trips to the heap for the same quantity of leaves — noticeable on a large clearance and irrelevant on a small one.
They let the machine rest on the ground in vacuum mode and be pushed along instead of carried at arm’s length with a filling bag. On any session over twenty minutes it is the difference between finishing and stopping.
A medium garden where the leaves are on grass and the cable is the thing you want gone
A reference exists on these Amazon stores: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom. 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
Petrol two-stroke, 26 cc, 71 m/s, 450 ml tank, two tubes
The only petrol machine here, with two tubes — one curved to get under leaves, one straight to avoid raising dust — and a 450 ml tank.
Best for: A large property with paths, gravel and driveways, out of reach of any socket
