XD 82V MAX Cordless Electric Clean Up Bundle with String Trimmer, Leaf Blower, (1) 2.0 Battery and (1) Rapid Charger

This bundle was very attractively priced. Three tools, the 2-amp battery, and the charger. The blower has plenty of thrust to it. The string trimmer does a good job, and the hedge trimmer is good as well. I cannot speak to the long-term longevity of the battery as I have only had these a couple of months.I did buy an additional 2-amp battery and a 4-amp battery. I have the Snapper Utility cart as well and wanted to be able to run multiple tools with less-frequent charging. The 4-amp battery does run things a very long time, but it is heavy. It is longer than the 2-amp one and adds significantly to the weight of the string trimmer and blower. Almost too heavy. It is great in the cart, and I imagine for the Snapper Mowers it would be ideal. In both of those cases, the wheels below are taking the extra weight.Gas-powered tools will always run longer with blowers and string trimmers, as will plug-in electric ones, but if are doing basic yard work around a house, and do not need tons of long runtime, these may be a good pick for you. It is nice to be cordless and have things instantly on by pulling a trigger. It is also nice to use the hedge trimmer anywhere you like without running a power cord.

The weed eater has ample power. Leaf blower also. You will not miss gas with these tools. I was used to using Echo brand gas products prior to this purchase and feel like the Snapper weed eater is holding up well compared to an echo for weekly lawn maintenance. If you are left-handed like me, the safety switch that has to be depressed on the weed eater to use the throttle trigger is a nuisance that takes getting used to, but it’s worth it to not have to mix gas for yard tools any more.

All of these tools have amazing power. All feel very similar to their gas counterparts with the added benefit of being quieter and way easier to use. Was a great addition the the Snapper push mower I already have. I have used all kinds of power yard tools (I used to do yard work as a summer job) these are by far my favorite.

This review is regarding the leaf blower, I have not used the string trimmer yet.Pros: Super powerful blower. This blower moves way more leaves than my gas powered backpack blower ever did. Very easy to use - benefit of being battery powered. Seems pretty sturdy and durableCons: Battery Life! I was surprised that the battery only last about 15 minutes. There is only one speed (full power) on the blower. I can use the blower only for a continuous 15 minutes before battery needs to be recharged. It is pretty heavy and there is no shoulder strap, so your arms can get tired. So it may be good that it can only go for 15min.

Getting a trimmer and a blower at the same time made sense. So, I paid up and waited the 3 days for delivery. After having used these for about a month now I think the money is worth it. This costs about twice a comparable gas setup would, but in theory it will last 5 or 6 times as long. Electric motors aren't subject to bad gas. So, time will tell if I get ROI on this rig.String trimmer: I have been quite pleasantly surprised by the power of the electric (battery) trimmer. It almost has the same power my 21cc 4-stroke gas trimmer had.Leaf Blower: I have been blown away (dad joke) by this thing. You have to hang on or it will literally push itself out of you hand. This is top notch. Even better than my gas blower.

I bought the old Snapper 80v series at Walmart. Included hedge trimmers, weed eater, and blower. Came with 2 batteries as well. I could do the entire yard with all 3 tools on ONE charge from ONE battery. This battery is god awful and has about a 15min run time. I trimmed the fence and posts on my property and had to charge it to blow it off….and my property is a small, 1/2 acre lot. Wishing i wouldn’t have sold the original now. The tools function just as well, but the Briggs and Stratton battery is terrible.

I originally started with a Snapper battery-powered lawnmower ordered from a third party through Amazon. A couple weeks after I bought this set, the lawnmower died. I took it to my local Snapper dealer, and eventually Snapper honored the warranty and just issued me a check for the total of my purchase--noting the lawnmower wasn't worth fixing.Of course, I bought this set because it shared the same battery and charger. Knowing the fatal flaw in the lawnmower, I sure wasn't going to repeat that purchase. I bought an EVO Power lawnmower to replace it. Now I want an Ego trimmer.Why? First the battery issue. Secondly, the Snapper trimmer is awkward, heavy, and longer than it needs to be, causing discomfort when trimming. I am basically stuck with this now thanks to Snapper allowing their name to be used on cheaper products they didn't design or manufacture like the lawnmower and trimmer.

Both the weed eater and the leaf blower are easy to operate and the battery holds a charge for sufficient time to finish my yard. They are also powerful.