The bottom line The most figures of any listing on this shelf: 320 km/h and 1000 m³/h, two 5.0 Ah packs, a stated 90 minutes in eco mode, one-hour charging, thirteen speeds and 2.6 kg. Air speed and air volume both published is rare, and they are the two quantities that actually describe a blower.
What the maker prints on its own page
A cordless blower with a brushless motor reaching up to 320 km/h and 1000 m³/h
of air output, stated as enough for wet autumn leaves and damp snow, and quieter
and longer-lived than conventional motors. Two 5.0 Ah lithium packs at 18–21 V,
10 000 mAh together, are stated to give up to 90 minutes of real runtime in ECO
mode, and the supplied fast charger fills one pack in about 60 minutes. Thirteen
speed steps are selected on a rotary control. The machine weighs 2.6 kg with a
non-slip grip and a balanced centre of gravity, assembles in three steps, and an
extension nozzle reaches under shrubs and hedges. The carton contains the
blower, two packs, a charger, the extension nozzle, a storage box and a manual.
Both figures
Air speed and air volume. Only one other machine on this shelf gives both, and
without both a blower cannot be judged.
Speed is what breaks a wet leaf’s grip on a paving slab. Volume is what moves it
once it is loose. A high-speed, low-volume machine peels leaves up and leaves
them where they were; a high-volume, low-speed one pushes dry leaves around and
cannot shift anything stuck.
320 km/h and 1000 m³/h are both at the top of this shelf.
The runtime, and its condition
90 minutes — in ECO mode.
That is stated honestly and it is worth reading carefully. Eco is the bottom of
a thirteen-step dial, and the wet leaves the listing mentions in the first line
are cleared at the top of it. The real figure is somewhere between 90 minutes
and a fraction of it, depending on which setting the job needs.
A stated runtime with its condition named is still far more than the rest of
this shelf offers.
2.6 kg
The only weight published in this family, and it is low. A blower is carried at
arm’s length for the whole session, and mass at the end of an arm is felt very
differently from mass on wheels.
What it does not do
Vacuum, shred, or collect. This is a blower, not a blower vac. On a lawn
covered in leaves that means the rake or the mower still has to come out.
Availability
Around 60 €, read at the German Amazon store on the day of the survey.
Listed and unsold: the British, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon catalogues hold the reference with nobody behind it.
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.
The declared figures, and the point they stop at
Strengths
Air speed and air volume both published — only one other machine here gives both
A stated runtime and a stated charge time, on a shelf that gives neither
Thirteen speeds on a dial rather than two or three positions
Compromises
Blow only — no vacuum and no shredder, on a shelf where most machines do all three
The 90 minutes is stated for eco mode, which is not the mode that clears wet leaves
No brand-held model reference, which makes spares and support uncertain
Specifications
Power source
Cordless, brushless, two 18–21 V 5.0 Ah packs supplied with a charger
Air speed
Up to 320 km/h, as stated
Air volume
1000 m³/h, as stated
Functions
Blow only, 13 speeds on a dial
Bag volume
None — no vacuum function
Guaranteed noise
Not published — described as quieter than conventional motors
Weight
2.6 kg, as stated
Amazon reference
B0FPCM3ZDG (one reference across 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0720141063886
What this machine usually gets asked
Is 90 minutes realistic?
It is stated for ECO mode with two 5.0 Ah packs, and eco mode is the gentle end of thirteen speeds. At full power on wet leaves it will be a fraction of that — runtime is energy divided by the load, and the load here is the speed dial.
Why does thirteen speeds matter?
Because a blower is used at very different intensities: sweeping a garage floor wants almost nothing, driving wet leaves off grass wants everything. A dial gives you the setting that does the job without emptying the pack.
What is the difference between km/h and m³/h?
Speed and volume. The speed lifts a stuck leaf off a surface; the volume moves the pile once it is loose. A machine with one and not the other does half the job, and most listings publish only one.
Who this one is for
Long autumn sessions on paths and paving, away from a socket
Price and availability
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.
Sources
Specifications: manufacturer sheet and Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. No product on this site has been physically tested.