Bosch Professional BITURBO Cordless Blower GBL 18V-750 (volumetric Flow of 780 m³/h, air Speed of up to 198 km/h, Variable Speed)

It’s been a solid tool for my needs. The cordless design is a huge plus, allowing for easy maneuverability without being tethered to an outlet. It’s powered by an 18V battery, which offers a decent runtime, although it does require frequent recharging during extended use.The blower is quite powerful, effectively clearing leaves, debris, and even some light snow from my yard. The variable speed settings are helpful, giving me control over the intensity of the airflow depending on the task at hand. It’s also relatively lightweight, which reduces fatigue during prolonged use.One downside is the noise level—it’s quite loud, so I’d recommend using ear protection. Additionally, the battery and charger are sold separately, which adds to the overall cost if you don’t already have compatible Bosch tools.Despite these minor drawbacks, the Blower is a reliable and efficient tool. It’s well-built, easy to handle, and gets the job done effectively. If you’re looking for a versatile and powerful cordless blower, this one is definitely worth considering.

Blue Bosch, does this really need a new from-the-box review?Well, if this were a drill or an angle grinder, maybe not so much.But a leaf blower, and a battery-powered version, no less. That's something different.Blue Bosch refers to the distinctive blue casing with red accents; green Bosch was introduced as a lower price point power tool range aimed at home users with the rise of DIY.Blue is then marketed as a professional tool.The difference?Well, a hobbyist might use their power tools for a few hours at the weekend, whereas a tradesperson will use their tools for at least a few hours every working day.However, using this for a prolonged period would require a bigger battery and probably a bank of them. I only had the light 4Ah to power this, which lasted about 15 minutes running at max. As this is a bare-bones, battery-less package, you must factor in the battery requirement. A Bosh-branded 8Ah will cost well over a hundred pounds on Amazon.Blue Bosch is more expensive, and that price tag is deserved based on a solid reputation, and this tool worked well, and I was able to clear a reasonably standard garden of leaves and similar litter with this tool with that one battery.This blower is powerful for its weight. I can compare it to a small petrol blower, which is quieter and lighter, but no less effective - but for the battery life aspect, loading a battery is faster and easier than filling a petrol tank.The unit comes in two pieces, and the nozzle clips on easily and detaches for storage if need be.And while Blue Bosch is a professional-grade tool, I think a dedicated landscaper will prefer the longevity and power of petrol. Still, I can see this battery device will be more convenient for specific applications.The tool is good to use; it is lightweight in the hand. The trigger response is a little different. I needed to hold it for a moment before it blew, a safety measure, I guess, and then there is a speed dial to increase or decrease the blower speed.When in use, you have to be aware of where the intake is; hold it too close to you, and your body will restrict the airflow into the blower and the output. Otherwise, it was a doddle to use.In conclusion, the question that a helpful review would answer is, will this still work in the medium to long term?But that longevity test is beyond the scope of a new from-the-box review. So, all I can reasonably offer is that, looking at reviews for Bosch products, the reputation for build quality is justified.

This leaf blower is a pro-level device, a cut above what you'd typically get from a consumer DIY store. It's built like a tank.It is very powerful, and the dial to control the output power comes in very handy to reduce this.It's very easy to use, and the nozzle detaches for storage, which is a good idea.My only gripe is that the product page doesn;t specifically say that no battery is included. It says what batteries and chargers are compatible, and says that the included components are the unit and the nozzle, but I think that the fact that no battery is included ought to be explicitly stated. It's quite common for tools aimed at professionals to be supplied without batteries, but this should be made clear.Other than that, this is highly recommended.

Never had one, and I already love it.It's quite robust and it works with batteries, but unfortunately you don't have compatible boach batteries you will need to spend on one.I have a drill from this brand so I could use the batteries for it.Has a powerful blow and it works effectively well like you expect from a machine like this, I mean, this brand for me is one of the best for this kind of machinery.

This is a great addition to my garden tools. It comes in two pieces, which are easy to attach, and is surprisingly lightweight. It's easy to use with one hand, ideal for if you're busy in the garden and need a spare hand for moving things about. It's quite high powered, especially for a cordless blower - it easily blows leaves and moves things that are slightly stuck (such as wet leaves, cardboard). I often groom my dogs outside and it's handy for cleaning up the loose hair from the patio. It's worth mentioning that the blower doesn't come with any batteries or charger - luckily I had batteries from other Bosch products (great that they all use the same batteries).