10 Best Cordless Leaf Blowers UK 2024 | VonHaus, Hyundai and More

If you're here to find the best, then we believe that the Bosch ALB 36 LI comes out on top! This cordless blower boasts superior functionality, whether that's a power potential of 600 CFM and 155 MPH or its 35-minute battery life. 

Your purchase comes with both the battery and charger. Plus, Bosch claim that it's much easier to handle than other similarly sized blowers due to the well-balanced ergonomic design. If that's not enough, you'll also get two years warranty.

Now, this is going to be quite an expensive purchase, especially considering the blower doesn't come with either the battery or charger. That said, it is a bit of a beast thanks to its 473 CFM and 120 MPH speed, so it should make clearing up the gardens a breeze (pun intended). 

Not only is it powerful, but it's also pretty light, preventing the act of working it from becoming too taxing. In fact, many have found it can be operated with only one hand. So, if you have the money, you could dual wield them and become so kind of leaf blowing John Wick.  

With a decent amount of power and 20 minute running time, this blower from Grennworks is going to get the job done. It runs on a 40 V battery and delivers speeds of up to 124 MPH. Maybe, not quite enough to tackle decidedly determined debris, but one that will make light work of large piles of leaves. 

It's not too heavy either, so you shouldn't find it too difficult to manoeuvre. You can buy this cordless blower either with or without the battery and charger. But, as you've likely guessed, it'll cost you a little more if you do. 

This offering from VonHaus uses a 20 V lithium battery (bought separately) that will last for around 15 minutes at top speed with only an hour charging time. This gives you a perfect excuse to take a lunch break after all your hard graft. The nozzle is also detachable, making it simple and straightforward to pack away.

Moreover, the device weighs in at just under 2 kg, comfortably putting it on the lighter side of the various options available. Who knows? You might even have enough energy left over to do the weeding that you've been putting off. 

Both powerful and hardworking, this blower is ideal for those who have a large outdoor area to cover. It has both a high 520 CFM and a large round nozzle. Plus, there are three air speeds to choose from, so you don't have to engage the whirlwind power if you don't need it on a specific day.

The blower is easy to maintain and clean, so you should have no problems there, and if you have other Hyundai appliances, the battery will fit those too. If that's not enough, the blower comes with a 3-year warranty should anything happen to it. 

With this leaf blower, DeWalt has opted for a shorter round nozzle. This compact offering has some advantages, it's considerably lighter than others, and will be easier to store away too. But don't underestimate it's power potential - it still has plenty of oomph to get the job done!

Unfortunately, you don't get a battery included with your purchase, but you do get the charger. However, if you have other DeWalt batteries already, they will likely fit, allowing you to add to your outdoor maintenance arsenal while saving money.

If you're looking to keep everything neat and tidy outdoors, then you can do a lot worse than this Ryobi blower. The One+ cordless blower has a respectable 200 CFM, as well as speeds up to 152 MPH. That's enough power to remove leaves and stubborn dirt. 

It's relatively lightweight, and easy to assemble and disassemble, making it ideal for storage if space is tight in the shed. However, this is for just the blower alone. With the battery and charger, you'll see the price increase approximately three times!

This leaf blower from Spear & Jackson is a great option if you want to purchase a whole set up, without having to splash too much cash. It comes with both a battery and charger and even has a vacuum setting, should you prefer to collect the leaves instead of blowing them away. 

Once you've collected the leaves, there is a shredding option which is ideal for composting. Unfortunately, the speed and run-time aren't the best, but for the money, it would be really difficult to complain. 

Most cordless leaf blowers are electric, but there are a few that use a petrol motor. This blower from Honda has a 0.5 L tank and can generate a speed of up to 150 MPH, making it perfect for tackling the tougher and more stubborn debris you may find. 

The only issue with petrol blowers is that they can make a racket while in use. So it might be best to wait until the neighbours are awake before you start working on the garden. Furthermore, it requires fuel to run, which can add up over time. 

Getting us underway in the ranking is the Einhell GE-CL 18. It's a reliable blower that's easy to use and even has a battery light indicator to allow you to easily check when it needs more juice. And considering that it comes with both a battery and charger, the price is very reasonable.

However, there are some issues, mainly that we were unable to find any information about the power or the charging time. Unfortunately, without these vital specifications, it had to take the number 10 slot.