But this is great for those times you need a little extra power to move larger debris.
While this will increase the power, it will also lower the run time. On top of the handle, there is a turbo button. The blower produces up to 630 CFM and 140 MPH. The 80V blower runs up to 75 minutes with a 2.5Ah battery. Kobalt designed this with a battery fuel gauge on the handle so you can see your status. No need to open the door and see the battery gauge. On top of the handle, you can easily start the mower and control the speed. This handle is much better than their older model that felt flimsy. One huge feature that we noticed from the previous model was the handle. One cool feature is the ability to raise or lower all four wheels at once with a single lever. This mower can either mulch, bag or side discharge debris. While Kobalt has other OPE tools in their line up, these are the three most common that we will take a look at today, the mower, the blower, and the string trimmer. However they are a very popular brand, we wanted to give their new stuff a try and find out for ourselves if they are a player in this market or just another name. While it was decent, it definitely wasn’t the top performer. So how does the Kobalt stack up? Let’s check out the Kobalt 80V review and see. I love the power, I love not having to deal with running to the gas station and buying gas, changing a spark plug or moving around a gas can. How can battery power be superior to gas power? Well, let me tell you as a believer, there is no comparison, battery-powered all the way. Ask me about 5 years ago and I fell into the skeptical bag. How do you feel about battery powered OPE ( Outdoor Power Equipment)? Are you sold or just skeptical? For me, I am sold.
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