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EGO Power+ LB7654 765 CFM Leaf Blower Review (2027)
The LB7654 pairs 765 CFM with a cruise dial and a single 5.0Ah battery. Our research-based verdict on EGO's best-balanced flagship.


EGO Power+ 56V LB7654 765 CFM Cordless Leaf Blower Kit
The sweet spot of the EGO range: near-flagship airflow with a single 5.0Ah battery and a proper cruise dial.
Our verdict
The LB7654 is the EGO most buyers should actually buy. It keeps the flagship's 200 MPH air speed and reaches 765 CFM, only a step below the 880 model, while adding the cruise dial the flagship's turbo lacks for sustained work and shipping with a single 5.0Ah battery that keeps the kit simpler and cheaper. Its only real miss is the same un-lockable turbo button, and its weight asks for two hands on the longest sessions.
What we like
- 765 CFM and 200 MPH give it flagship-level lift for wet leaves at a step below the 880 flagship
- Cruise dial sets airflow from 260 to 580 CFM and holds it, so the trigger hand gets a rest on long passes
- Single 5.0Ah battery and 320W charger in the box, with tapered and spread nozzles included
- Rated at 64 dB, noticeably easier on neighbors than gas blowers of similar power
What to watch out for
- Turbo cannot be locked on, which owners cite as the one ergonomic miss on long jobs
- At around 9.5 lb with the battery fitted it is a two-handed tool by the end of a big session
- Runtime collapses on turbo, so the up to 90 minute claim only applies at modest speeds
What owners report: EGO Power+ 56V LB7654 765 CFM Cordless Leaf Blower Kit
Synthesized from recurring themes in long-term owner feedback.
Most praised
- The rotary cruise dial lets owners set a speed for a whole driveway pass without touching the trigger again
- Owners moving from a smaller EGO notice the extra lift on damp leaves immediately
- The short soft nozzle accessory, bought separately, makes it a popular car and garage dryer
Common complaints
- The un-lockable turbo button is the recurring gripe in long-session feedback
- Smaller-framed owners end up using both hands after twenty minutes of continuous work
- The charger is bulky and its fan noise surprises buyers who charge indoors
Who it is for
Suburban owners with a full yard of trees who want one battery, one charger and wet-leaf power without flagship complexity.
The cruise dial is the real feature
Peak CFM sells blowers, but cruise control is what owners live with. The LB7654's dial sets airflow from 260 to 580 CFM and holds it, so a long driveway pass needs no trigger discipline and no finger fatigue. That range covers the overwhelming majority of yard work; turbo exists for the patches that do not yield to it. Reviewers who compared it head to head with rivals consistently singled out the dial as the usability advantage.
Power against the rest of the EGO range
At 765 CFM and 200 MPH it sits clearly above the 650 CFM middleweight for wet leaves, and only the 880 flagship beats it on paper. In practice the gap to the flagship shows on the deepest drifts and the longest sessions, where the second battery matters as much as the extra CFM. For a single-battery buyer, this is the top of the sensible range.
Weight, noise and the turbo footnote
At around 9.5 lb with the battery, it is not a one-handed all-afternoon tool, and smaller owners will use both hands or the shoulder strap on big jobs. Noise at 64 dB is a genuine neighborhood advantage over gas. The turbo button, which cannot be locked, remains the ergonomic complaint to accept before buying.
Key specifications
- Air volume
- Up to 765 CFM on turbo (maker rating)
- Air speed
- Up to 200 MPH (maker rating)
- Cruise dial range
- 260 to 580 CFM
- Battery
- EGO 56V 5.0Ah ARC Lithium included
- Charger
- 320W charger included
- Noise
- 64 dB (maker rating)
Also consider
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EGO's most powerful handheld blower, with a carbon fiber body, a digital display and two batteries in the box.
Why consider it: More airflow and a second battery, for the largest properties and deepest leaf fall
- Air volume: Up to 880 CFM on turbo (maker rating)
- Air speed: Up to 200 MPH on turbo (maker rating)
EGO Power+ 56V LB6504 650 CFM Cordless Leaf Blower Kit
The long-running EGO middleweight: 650 CFM, a lock-on dial and the runtime most yards actually need.
Why consider it: A lighter, cheaper EGO kit that still clears most suburban yards
- Air volume: Up to 650 CFM on turbo (maker rating)
- Air speed: Up to 180 MPH (maker rating)
Research-based assessment. TrueGear has not hands-on tested this product; this evaluation synthesizes manufacturer specifications, retailer documentation, and published expert reviews.
Questions, answered
Does the LB7654 replace a gas blower?
For suburban yards, yes. Its 765 CFM and 200 MPH match small gas handhelds on clearing power with far less noise and no fuel. Acreage and all-day commercial work still favor a gas backpack on runtime alone.
Why do some listings say 756 CFM?
A few listings carry a 756 CFM typo against the maker figure of 765 CFM. The model, battery and nozzle set are the same; the maker rating used throughout this guide is 765 CFM.
Is the shoulder strap included?
Listings differ on this point, and some owners report receiving a strap unlisted in the box contents. If a strap matters to you, confirm it with the seller before ordering rather than assuming it.
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