The Worx Nitro 40V PRO LEAFJET Cordless Leaf Blower Power Share with Brushless Motor – WG585 is a great leaf blower that is perfect for anyone. It has a brushless motor that makes it a lot more efficient and durable. The battery system is also very impressive, and it can be shared with other Worx tools. This makes it really convenient for the customer and it saves on battery costs. Overall, this leaf blower is a great option for anyone who wants an efficient and durable tool.
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Important Information Of Worx WG585
| Product Model | WG585 |
| Product Dimensions | 38.58 x 5.83 x 6.73 inches |
| Product Weight | 7 pounds |
| Product Manufacturer | Worx |
Everything About Worx WG585
What the design of state-of-the-art battery-powered leaf blowers looks like is the worx nitro 40v leafjet leaf blower. In spite of its compact size, it delivers 620 cubic feet per minute of blowing air. So it boasts air volume and speed (125 mph) that are equally great and are not inferior to that or are superior to larger blowers. Weighing less than 7 lbs, the batteryless leafblower is very easy to carry around, so virtually anyone can clear leaves and debris around the property. Don’t be deceived by the design of this leafblower, as it’s very easy to use. And, in contrast to the leaf blowers of old, its unusual form factor was made to fit inactivation effects into more compact spaces. The revolutionary variable-temperature air control nozzle slides into two positions. It is designed to be moved for a greater volume of airflow to dislodge a wide area, blower nozzles produce a high volume of air at high pressure, which works well on stubborn debris and damp leaves. You pull forward the nozzle to make it narrower and more focused, and the high-speed airflow offers you a strong cleaning force on sticky dirt. The revolutionary variable-temperature air control nozzle slides into two positions. It is designed to be moved for a greater volume of airflow to dislodge a wide area, blower nozzles produce a high volume of air at high pressure, which works well on stubborn debris and damp leaves. You pull forward the nozzle to make it narrower and more focused, and the high-speed airflow offers you a strong cleaning force on sticky dirt. The revolutionary variable-temperature air control nozzle slides into two positions. It is designed to be moved for a greater volume of airflow to dislodge a wide area, blower nozzles produce a high volume of air at high pressure, which works well on stubborn debris and damp leaves. You pull forward the nozzle to make it narrower and more focused, and the high-speed airflow offers you a strong cleaning force on sticky dirt.
Top Customer Reviews for Worx WG585
NotARobot rated Worx WG585 5 out of 5 stars on April 9, 2021 and this is exact feedback provided:
20v vs 40v: What are the differences?
Tried out both the 20v and 40v. What is different between them:- Weight: 20v is amazingly light (especially when using a 2Ah battery). With 2x 4Ah nitro batteries the 40v is significantly heavier. The blowers themselves are same weight, it’s all in the batteries. I was a bit disappointed how much heavier the 40v was. My arm got tired faster on the same task/duration (on different days) with the 40v. Not a deal breaker for me though.- Air Speed: Both have a thumb wheel to control air flow but they work differently. 20v is gradual from off to max uninterrupted (note, the amazon listing now says the 20v has 2 levels, maybe the 20v I got a month ago was last year’s model?). 40v has 4 distinct levels: 0ff-1-2-3. Levels 1,2, 3 are marked on the wheel and you can’t go between them. So far, this difference is manageable although I prefer the 20v gradual approach. What is way different is the 40v has a Turbo push button that pushes more air (think level 4). The button doesn’t lock down, it has to be continuously held down. The extra air flow strength is partly why I wanted the 40v over the 20v for fall leaves… but the prospect of having to hold the Turbo button down when moving large piles of leaves is has me concerned. Button should lock down, or be moved to being level 4 on the thumb wheel. I was not able to test that the 40v on max (without Turbo) has stronger airflow than the 20v on max. Anecdotally the 40v on max seemed a bit stronger than the 20v.- Batteries: I bought 20v leafjet with no battery. I tested it with 2Ah and 4Ah and loved how light the 20v unit was with the 2Ah. It seems that when buying leafjet with one or two batteries they ship with the same 4Ah. So likely no difference here but I can’t tell.A note on battery life: I am able to get all blowing done post mowing/trimming with the 20v using 2Ah (used 1 of 3 bars) and 40v using 4Ah Pro (used 1 of 5 bars). The real test on battery life will be in the fall when blowing leaves all day long… hence why I got the 40v. In addition to the extra air flow power, I need long battery life and also wanted 2 more 4Ah batteries. Cheapest way to get leafjet and 2 extra 4Ah was to buy the 40v with 4Ah batteries. I’ve not seen an option online to buy 40v leafjet without batteries.Note on the battery type: I already had a Worx mower (WG743) and the 4Ah Pro batteries that came with the 40v leafJet Nitro are different than the “regular” 4Ah mower batteries. See picture. The Leafjet Nitro 4Ah Pro battery has a 5-bar power test whereas the “regular” 4Ah from the mower has a 3-bar power test. Interestingly, the WG743 mower has a 5-bar power test on it, just like the LeafJet 40v. Since both the Pro and “regular” batteries are 20v 4Ah, I expect they will perform about the same. Both sets of batteries came with the exact same charger. All batteries work in all my Worx tools.Overall, I am keeping the 40v despite the extra weight and annoying must continuously press down Turbo button for max air flow. The extra battery life and getting 2 more 4Ah batteries are worth it to me. I now have 2x 2Ah batteries for the one battery 20v tools (air pump, weeder, drill/driver, shear, etc.) and 4x 4Ah batteries for the 40v tools (mower, leafjet). This means I can have a replacement set of batteries on the charger while using any tool. This should alleviate running out of power. Worx products are new to me in 2021 and so far they have been awesome.
Show more +you will get the facts rated Worx WG585 1 out of 5 stars on June 21, 2021 and this is exact feedback provided:
Disappointed
Was not very happy – has 2 batteries on this unit – says it gives you 75 minutes of use.Was luke to get 25 ~ 30 minutes of use before batteries went dead.Yes I made sure they were fully charged ~ not once but 3 times …… sent it back either batteries are defective and not holding charge properly or something else wrong cause it to drain battery too fast
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