[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Well made, more comfortable straps than typical manual pump models. Spray pattern controlled by changing tips. Spray pressure is not controllable.
Pros: Convenient, Easy to Use, Quiet, Effective, Powerful
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had a smaller Greeworks leaf blower for the past 5 1/2 years and I finally wore it out. Loved it. I upgraded to40V (130 MPH/550 CFM Brushless Axial leaf blower. I LOVE IT!! Powerful, easy to operate, new features. It's a keeper!!!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This small, light and easy to use inverter is a little too weak for my needs. When our power went out awhile back I tried to run my laptop, the Starlink satellite and a LED light. It immediately overloaded the unit. I disconnected the laptop and the lamp and with just the Satellite and my phone charger it also overloaded. I had to either have just the phone charger or the satellite plugged in for it to work. Quite disappointing. We were able to call the electric company using our WiFi due to no cell service here. I will buy the larger power station as soon as it becomes available again (I've been waiting six months so far).
Pros: Convenient, Easy to Use
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Response from greenworkstools.comBy Greenworks, April 8, 2026
Hello Mr Z. Thank you for your detailed feedback. We are glad you shared how you are using the inverter, as that context is very helpful. The 80V 300W Power Inverter is designed for light-duty, portable power needs, and what you experienced aligns with its output limits. With a maximum of 300 watts, it is best suited for smaller electronics such as: Phone and tablet charging. Small LED lights. Laptops (typically one at a time, depending on wattage). Other low-draw devices. In your case, devices like a Starlink satellite system can have a higher and more variable power draw, especially during startup or when maintaining signal, which can quickly exceed the inverter’s capacity. When multiple devices are connected, their combined wattage can surpass the 300W limit, triggering the overload protection you encountered. This is expected behavior and helps prevent damage to both the inverter and connected equipment. For scenarios like outage backup, especially when powering equipment like Starlink, networking gear, and additional electronics, a higher-capacity solution such as a Greenworks power station would be the better fit. These units are designed to handle sustained and higher combined loads more effectively. We understand the frustration with availability and appreciate your patience while waiting for restock. If you would like, we can help estimate the total wattage of your setup to ensure the next unit you choose is properly sized for your use case. Please connect with Greenworks success team using the online chat function, on Greenworks Tools page, accessible by clicking “Chat Now” in the bottom corner of your screen, Chat with a Live Agent or by calling 1-888-909-6757.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very easy to charge indicator lights flash, and then stay solid when Unit is completely charged very quick not much downtime
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Holds enough charge to mow almost 1/2 acre (without using self-propulsion. I try to use self-propulsion on uphill only to preserve the battery. Even if you used it the entire mow, you’d probably get through at last 1/4 acre before having to recharge. Charging takes roughly 45 mins. Not bad at all!!!! Love this battery!!!
All of my 80v batteries have been nothing but trouble. Regardless of stated amp-hours, they fail to run for anything close to stated times and the storage gets worse with each run.
My 4.0Ah one has been spectacularly problematic, as it frequently runs itself down so far that it will not charge.
Response from greenworkstools.comBy Greenworks, March 17, 2026
Hello Bert_macklin. We are sorry to hear about your experience with the 80V batteries, this is not the level of performance we expect, and we understand how frustrating inconsistent runtime and charging issues can be. Battery runtime can vary depending on factors like load, tool type, and operating conditions, but the concerns you have described, especially a battery discharging to the point where it will not recharge, are not typical. In some cases, this can be related to temperature exposure, charging conditions, or the battery entering a deep discharge protection state. A few things that may help: 1. Charge and store batteries within a moderate temperature range (avoid extreme heat or cold). 2. If a battery will not charge, remove it from the charger, wait 10–15 minutes, then try again. In some cases, this can help reset the protection circuitry. 3. Ensure the charger’s contacts and battery terminals are clean and fully seated during charging. We hope these tips help with the issue you are experiencing, if they do not, we recommend contacting our support team so they can evaluate your batteries and assist with warranty options if applicable. We appreciate your feedback and the opportunity to address this.