WORX WO7047 Blower Hydroshot Dual

Battery chargers run out to quick. Should get a higher Voltage then 20V

The blower works (no pun intended) great! Very powerful and lightweight. The Hydroshot, not so much. It really doesn’t clean much. It seems like it comes out fairly powerful but there really isn’t enough pressure. Not much more than a typical garden hose. Plus the attachment for the hose leaks everywhere which is extremely annnoying. I can’t attach the Hydroshot to the garden hose unless I plan on having soaked shoes and pants/shorts. The other attachment that lets you drop one end of a hose into a bucket is worthless because the end that sucks in the water constantly floats to the top reducing the amount of water entering the hose. The brackets they included to prevent this do not help.

very easy to uuse

I was shopping for the Hydroshot, but decided to buy this combo because I thought it would be handy to have a lightweight cordless blower to do quick clean-ups after mowing and edging my lawn. I haven't had a chance to try out the Hydroshot yet, but I have used the Turbine Blower for VERY SHORT periods. I received this set yesterday. It came with two batteries and a dual charger. I plugged the batteries in to charge overnight. After mowing my lawn today, I started using the blower. It was dead within 5 minutes on the first battery. I swapped batteries and it was dead in 3 minutes on the second battery. I charged both batteries again for 4 hours, and the charger indicated they both had full charge. I only got another 3-4 minutes on each battery. I don't know if the Turbine Blower just sucks the batteries down quickly or if I got two defective batteries. I wasn't expecting a powerhouse here, but I could barely blow the grass off my medium-sized patio with both fully-charged batteries.