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Quietly Blown Away: DeWalt 60V Max Handheld Blower DCBL777

by jingji44

In recent years, battery – powered outdoor power equipment (OPE), especially blowers, has seen remarkable advancements. They’ve become quieter and more powerful, often outperforming gas – powered models. The DeWalt 60V Max Handheld Blower, the DCBL777, is the latest offering from DeWalt. This review will explore its features, performance, and whether it’s worth upgrading to.

Blowing Force

The DCBL777 is equipped with a brushless motor that can generate up to 760 CFM of air at speeds reaching 160 MPH. This represents a significant increase compared to its predecessor, the DCBL772, which had a maximum airflow of 600 CFM and an airspeed of 125 MPH (a 27% increase in airflow and a 28% increase in airspeed).

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The blower has three speed modes: Eco, Normal, and Turbo. On a force meter, it produced 11.1N of force in Eco mode, 13.7N in Normal mode, and 18.8N in Turbo mode. Using the concentrator nozzle reduces these numbers by about 2N across the board. In comparison, the DCBL772 reached 17N, while gas handhelds typically peak around 12N and some professional models hit 15N. This shows that the DCBL777 offers a significant improvement in blowing force, making it more effective at clearing driveways, sidewalks, and seasonal leaves.

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To test the runtime, a freshly charged FlexVolt 12.0Ah battery was used with the trigger locked on full – blast. The blower ran for 18 minutes and 40 seconds in Normal mode and 14 minutes and 8 seconds in Turbo mode. DeWalt estimates around 20 minutes of continuous runtime in Eco mode, which seems reasonable based on the other test results.

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Noise Level

Previously, noise level was a drawback for DeWalt’s cordless blowers, with an unpleasant noise pitch. However, the DCBL777 has made noticeable improvements in this area, reducing the decibel level and making it more comfortable to use.

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Additional Features

  • ​Nozzles​​: The blower comes with a concentrator and sweeper nozzle, providing flexibility for different cleaning tasks.
  • ​Battery Compatibility​​: It is compatible with all DeWalt 60V FlexVolt batteries, allowing users to choose the battery that best suits their needs.
  • ​Tool Connect Ready​​: The blower is Tool Connect Ready, although a chip is not included.

Price

The DCBL777 is priced at 439 as a kit that includes a 12.0Ah/4.0Ah FlexVolt battery and charger. DeWalt offers a 3 – year limited warranty, 1 – year service agreement, and 90 – day money – back guarantee.

Conclusion

The DeWalt DCBL777 offers significant improvements over its predecessors in terms of blowing force, airspeed, and noise level. Its increased power allows for easy removal of stubborn debris, while the reduced noise makes it more user – friendly. With its additional features and competitive price, it is undoubtedly the best cordless blower in DeWalt’s lineup. Whether you’re looking for better performance, a quieter operation, or both, the DCBL777 is a worthwhile upgrade.

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