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DeWalt DCBL777 60V MAX vs Greenworks 80V BL80L02

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

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The short answer

DeWalt DCBL777 60V MAX comes out ahead by a clear margin (4.4 vs 4.1). DeWalt DCBL777 60V MAX is best for: Existing DeWalt 20V/60V FLEXVOLT owners and noise-conscious buyers who want strong airflow on a familiar battery platform. Read the strengths below before deciding.

DeWalt DCBL777 60V MAX
Higher ratedRanked #3 in Best Cordless Leaf Blowers
DeWalt DCBL777 60V MAX
2 sourcesall derived$439as of Nov 1

The DeWalt DCBL777Y1 suits 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 is 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
  • — Includes flat and concentrator nozzles plus a shoulder strap
Watch-outs
  • — Around 10 pounds, on the heavier side for a handheld
$439 · Buy at homedepot.comFull review →
Greenworks 80V BL80L02
Ranked #4 in Best Cordless Leaf Blowers
Greenworks 80V BL80L02
1 source$119.99as of Oct 25

The Greenworks 80V BL80L02 gets you near-premium airflow, 730 CFM at 170 MPH, at a value price. Pro Tool Reviews described it as one of the highest-performing models in the Greenworks fleet with 26cc gas-equivalent power, and it runs about an hour per charge on a larger 80V battery. It's the best power-per-dollar pick here, with the caveat that the headline price is tool-only.

Strengths
  • — 730 CFM and 170 MPH put it in step with premium handhelds for less money
  • — Brushless axial motor with a tapered nozzle for an extra air-speed boost
  • — Operates near 77 dB, reasonable for an 80V high-output blower
Watch-outs
  • — Sold tool-only at this price, so first-time buyers must add a battery and charger
  • — Just under 9 pounds, not the lightest in the group
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Derived means the reviewer published no score, so one was inferred from their written verdict. Everything else is a number the publisher printed. How we rank.

How they stack up

DeWalt DCBL777 60V MAX

The DeWalt DCBL777 60V MAX lists 760 CFM against 730 CFM for the Greenworks 80V BL80L02 and 650 CFM for the EGO Power+ LB6504. It measures 75 to 79 dB at the ear, against the EGO's 88 dB(A) in turbo, and its 18.8 N turbo force sits just below the EGO's 20.3 N. At about 10.3 lb it is heavier than the Ryobi RY404130 40V Whisper Series at about 8.5 lb with battery.

Greenworks 80V BL80L02

The Greenworks 80V BL80L02 lists 730 CFM, above the EGO Power+ LB6504's 650 CFM and just under the DeWalt DCBL777 60V MAX's 760 CFM. It costs less than the EGO and the Ryobi RY404130 40V Whisper Series, but that price is tool-only, so a battery and charger are extra. Its 80V tool ecosystem is smaller than EGO's or Ryobi's.

Specs side-by-side

SpecDeWalt DCBL777 60V MAXGreenworks 80V BL80L02
Voltage60V MAX FLEXVOLT80V
Airflow760 CFM730 CFM
Air Speed160 MPH170 MPH
Tested Force18.8 N (turbo)—
Weight~10.3 lb~9 lb
Noise75-79 dB at ear77 dB
Battery IncludedFLEXVOLT 4.0Ah—
Tested Score64/100 (PTR)—
MaterialBlend—
Motor—Brushless axial
Runtime—~60 min (2.5Ah)
Gas Equivalent—26cc
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