Verdict
Head-to-head · Best Cordless Leaf Blowers

DeWalt DCBL777 60V MAX vs EGO Power+ LB6504

Which is the better buy? Side-by-side on rating, price, strengths, and watch-outs — with the published ratings we averaged to get there.

The short answer

EGO Power+ LB6504 comes out ahead by a narrow margin (4.4 vs 4.7). The gap is mostly about Homeowners with medium-to-large yards who want one strong handheld and may expand into a 56V cordless tool lineup. — read the strengths below before deciding.

DeWalt DCBL777 60V MAX
Ranked #4 in Best Cordless Leaf Blowers
DeWalt DCBL777 60V MAX
$249.99as of Jun 7

The DeWalt DCBL777Y1 is the pick for DeWalt cordless owners and anyone who prizes low noise. It pushes 760 CFM at 160 MPH and Pro Tool Reviews highlighted its big noise-reduction gains, measuring just 75 to 79 dB across modes. It scored 64/100 overall in their testing, held back by weight and value rather than capability, and the FLEXVOLT battery works across DeWalt's 60V and 20V tools.

Strengths
  • 760 CFM and 160 MPH output competitive with the strongest handhelds
  • Notably quiet, measuring 75 to 79 dB at the ear across modes in testing
  • Tested force climbs to 18.8 N in turbo with low vibration
Watch-outs
  • Around 10 pounds, on the heavier side for a handheld
  • Pro Tool Reviews scored it 64/100, behind class leaders on overall value
  • Premium kit price for the output it delivers
EGO Power+ LB6504
Higher ratedRanked #1 in Best Cordless Leaf Blowers
EGO Power+ LB6504
$279.99as of Jun 7

The EGO Power+ LB6504 is the all-around pick for homeowners who want gas-rivaling clearing power without the maintenance. It pushes up to 650 CFM and 180 MPH in turbo, and independent force testing measured north of 20 N, putting it among the strongest cordless handhelds in its class. The trade-off is weight and turbo runtime, but for most yards the standard mode and 56V battery ecosystem make it the safe default.

Strengths
  • 650 CFM peak airflow in turbo mode clears wet, matted leaves most handhelds leave behind
  • Tested blowing force scales from 11.4 N on high to 20.3 N in turbo with the 5.0Ah pack
  • Variable-speed trigger plus a turbo button gives fine control for tight beds and open driveways
Watch-outs
  • At roughly 10 to 13 pounds with the battery it is heavy for extended handheld use
  • Turbo mode burns the 5.0Ah battery in about 16 minutes
  • Measures 88 dB(A) at the ear in turbo, louder than the quietest competitors

How they stack up

DeWalt DCBL777 60V MAX

Quieter than the EGO Power+ LB6504 and Greenworks BL80L02 at comparable airflow, but heavier and pricier than the Ryobi RY404130 Whisper Series. Far stronger than the budget Ryobi RY40460.

EGO Power+ LB6504

More raw turbo power than the Ryobi RY404130 Whisper Series and the Ryobi RY40460, and lighter than the DeWalt DCBL777 kit while delivering similar force. The Greenworks BL80L02 matches it on airflow at a lower price, but the EGO's battery ecosystem is broader.

Specs side-by-side

SpecDeWalt DCBL777 60V MAXEGO Power+ LB6504
Voltage60V MAX FLEXVOLT56V
Airflow760 CFM650 CFM (turbo)
Air Speed160 MPH180 MPH
Tested Force18.8 N (turbo)20.3 N (turbo, 5.0Ah)
Weight~10.3 lb10.2 lb with battery
Noise75-79 dB at ear88 dB(A) turbo / 68 dB(A) low
Battery IncludedFLEXVOLT 4.0Ah5.0Ah ARC Lithium
Tested Score64/100 (PTR)
RuntimeUp to 90 min (low); ~16 min (turbo)
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