The WORX WG547 handles the kind of yard work most of us actually do: clearing the driveway, drying off the car, or herding a modest pile of leaves. It runs on WORX’s Power Share 20V platform, which means the battery and charger you get here work with their string trimmers, chainsaws, and other tools. That’s the real selling point for anyone building a cordless tool collection.

The turbine fan design pulls in more air than a standard blower, producing 360 CFM at full speed. That’s enough volume to move wet leaves and sawdust without bogging down. The two-speed control gives you a low setting for patios and a high setting for grass clippings. It’s handheld and weighs just over five pounds with the included 2.0 Ah battery, so your arm won’t go numb after fifteen minutes. Battery life runs about 15-20 minutes on high, which is typical for this voltage class. You’ll want a second battery for larger yards.

Build quality is solid for the price point. The trigger lock keeps the blower running without holding it down, and the nozzle fits into tight spots like under deck boards. The main limitation is runtime. A 2.0 Ah battery is fine for small lots and quick cleanups, but if you’re tackling a half-acre of leaves, you’ll need to budget for a larger battery or a second charge cycle.