The best Einhell leaf blowers, compared.
Top pick: GE-LB 36/210 Li E-Solo – Highest score among blow-only listings with a review count above 100 and a deep UK file: 4.7 from 1,806, 816 m³/h. Best value: GE-CL 18 Li E Solo – Lowest-priced dedicated garden blower body, about £41.95, 4.5 from 8,220, still without a battery. Updated 22 October 2026.
An Einhell leaf blower is a cordless tool that moves leaves and light debris without a mains lead while you use it. The listing is often the body on its own, so the battery and the charger are a separate check. You tell a suitable blower by air speed and air volume together. A high kilometres-per-hour figure on a small universal blower is a narrow jet, not the same job as a stated cubic-metres-per-hour rate on a garden blower. Check whether the body only blows or also collects into a bag, and whether it takes one 18 V pack or two packs fitted together. Chargers need a BS 1363 plug. The jet throws grit, so wear eye protection. A decibel figure printed in the listing is not a declared sound-power figure, and there is no national garden-tool clock, so check your council. How to read packs, volume and a bag is in the [Einhell leaf blower buying guide](/hub/lawn-and-garden-equipment/einhell-leaf-blower/sub/einhell-leaf-blower-buying-guide).
An Einhell leaf blower is a cordless tool that moves leaves and light debris without a mains lead while you use it. The listing is often the body on its own, so the battery and the charger are a separate check.
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Across 45 UK review blocks, buyers say the GE-LB 36/210 moves a heavy leaf fall, and some of them say that includes wet as well as dry leaves, on the normal setting and on turbo. The listing prints 210 km/h and 816 m³/h at about £99.95, a 2.38 kg body, a carrying strap, and a brushless motor, with a tube that has three lengths and needs no tools. It will not run on one pack: reviewers who own a single battery are surprised, and turbo is where they say the packs disappear. A few still prefer an old corded blower or a Stihl, so 4.7 from 1,806 reviews is not a claim that it beats every petrol machine. The Amazon voltage cell says 18 volts while the title is 36 V; Einhell.co.uk lists the same article 3433620 as the GP-LB 36/210 at 94 dB(A). The manufacturer sheet’s figure of about 10 minutes on turbo with 4.0 Ah packs is a setup note, not a test of how much lawn that covers. Wet-leaf comments on this ASIN are blower reviews, not a result for a vacuum. It is the top pick because it is the highest-scoring blow-only listing with a review count above 100 and a deep UK file.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You already keep two matched 18 V packs and want a blow-only body for a thicker fall.
Less suitable: One pack only, a collection bag, or a first purchase before you have priced two batteries and a charger.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the GE-LB 36/210 include batteries?
No. The style is leaf blower only. The model is a 36 V tool, so it needs two 18 V Power X-Change packs, which are not in the box.
Why does the voltage cell say 18 volts?
The cell says 18 volts, while the title and model are 36 V. The comparison uses two 18 V packs, not the cell on its own.
Is the tube adjustable without tools?
Yes. A bullet says the blower tube has three length positions which need no tools.
The GP-LB 36/230 bullets state up to 230 km/h and 890 m³/h at about £121.50, with a shoulder strap, turbo, and a brushless motor, on a 2.34 kg body that needs two 18 V packs and includes none. Only two UK review texts sit behind the 4.7 from 147 reviews: one says the air volume and speed were better than expected, and the high setting is described as power-hungry on a long session. That is too small a UK write-up to treat the star line as the same evidence as the 1,806 reviews on the GE-LB 36/210. The voltage cell says 28 volts, which this comparison does not use as the system voltage, because the title is 36 V. A highlight mentions suction, but the bullets do not, so the row stays blow-only. The second UK text praises build quality and adds no separate fault, which means a fault pattern is not established. If you want the highest stated blow volume in the set, read 890 m³/h as a listing figure and the reviews as two comments.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You already run a matched pair of packs and want the highest printed air volume, accepting a thin UK write-up.
Less suitable: A choice that needs a deep UK review file, or any job that needs a collection bag.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the GP-LB 36/230 include a battery?
No. The bullet says it comes without a Power X-Change battery or charger. It needs two 18 V packs.
What airflow should you use?
The bullets say up to 890 m³/h and 230 km/h. The highlight’s suction figure is not repeated in the bullets, so it is not shown as suction.
Why is the voltage cell 28 volts?
The cell says 28 volts. The title is 36 V. The comparison treats it as two 18 V packs, not 28 V.
In the 31 UK blocks kept for the GP-LB 18/200, buyers describe a strong debris blow for an 18 V body, light enough that one person used it one-handed, with the tube coming off for storage. The listing at about £68.99 states up to 200 km/h and a maximum of 670 m³/h, plus speed control, an LED display, and a turbo switch, on a 2.16 kg body with no battery. Runtime on maximum is the repeated limit: reviewers say a small pack fades unless you fit a larger one, and Einhell UK suggests 3.0 Ah or above. The on switch is easy to knock, including when the tool is set down. A video implied gutter attachments that this box does not contain; those five pieces are the separate gutter-kit listing. Reviewers also call the noise shrill and the body bulky, and the dimension cell of 10 mm on each side is not a plausible blower size. Einhell UK prints 104 dB(A) sound power for this model, which is a manufacturer mark, not a ranking against the unusable 1 dB cell on the GE-UB.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A thicker dry fall on one pack, if you can fit 3.0 Ah or larger and you do not need a bag.
Less suitable: Gutter cleaning, a shoulder strap in the box, or a small pack left on turbo.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the GP-LB 18/200 include a battery?
No. The bullet says it is delivered without a Power X-Change battery and without a charger.
Does this listing include the gutter kit?
No. The included line is the blower and a tube. A UK review said a video implied gutter parts this box does not contain.
What airflow do the bullets state?
Up to 200 km/h and a maximum blow rate of 670 m³/h, with speed control, an LED display, and a turbo switch.
Only three UK review blocks sit in the file for the GP-LB 18/200 gutter kit, against a star line of 4.6 from 467 reviews, so the written sample is thin next to the plain blower. Those three describe a strong 18 V autumn tidy, including gutters, and call the tool well designed. One of them says turbo emptied a 4 Ah pack in about six minutes, which is a single report rather than a runtime test. The box adds a five-piece gutter kit to the same 200 km/h and 670 m³/h blower, still without a battery, and the item-weight cell is 2.9 kg while a bullet still says 2.2 kg. The Amazon noise cell reads 104 decibels. A gutter from a ladder is not the same job as blowing a lawn: the kit does not make height work safe if you are not already set up for it. Choose this listing when you specifically want those five pipes, not as a second copy of the plain GP-LB 18/200.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You already work gutters safely and want the five-piece kit on this 18 V blower.
Less suitable: A plain lawn blow, where the cheaper GP-LB 18/200 leaves out pipes you will not use.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the gutter-kit listing include a battery?
No. The bullet says it is delivered without Power X-Change batteries and without a charger.
What extra parts are in the box?
The included line names the cordless leaf blower and a five-piece gutter kit.
Why is the listed weight 2.9 kg?
The item-weight cell says 2.9 kg, while a bullet still says 2.2 kg for the blower. The 2.9 kg figure is the listing weight for this kit.
Across the 50 UK review blocks kept for this listing, buyers use the 1.33 kg GE-CL 18 Li E Solo on paths, a small garden, and a garage, and they name variable speed so gravel is not blasted across the patio. The amazon.co.uk page prints 210 km/h and a 79.5 dB noise cell, with no air-volume figure, and the about £41.95 price is the body only. One buyer said a 4 Ah pack lasted about 30 minutes on full power, which is a single report rather than a timed test of every pack. Another found it less powerful than a friend’s Ryobi and said the tool looks small on arrival. Those reviews do not treat it as the blower for a large or heavy leaf fall. One buyer also said to check you have the version with speed control, because the family is not uniform. If you already own an 18 V Power X-Change pack, this is the lowest-priced dedicated garden blower body in the set; a charger is still a separate purchase. It is the best value on that body price, and the battery is still not in the box.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You already own an 18 V pack and want a light blower for dry leaves on a patio or a small lawn.
Less suitable: A thick autumn fall, a collection bag, or a first Einhell tool when you still need a charger and a pack.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the GE-CL 18 listing include a battery?
No. The title says without battery, and the included line names only the cordless leaf blower.
What air speed does the listing state?
210 km/h. The noise cell is 79.5 dB. Air volume is not printed. The bullets do not say the motor is brushless.
Is a shoulder strap in the box?
No. The included-components line does not name a strap.
UK reviewers in the 36 blocks kept for the GE-UB 18/250 use the 1.1 kg body on patios, paths, and grass clippings, and some also clear sawdust, a caravan, or a heater panel with the short tube. The amazon.co.uk listing states 250 km/h at about £42.74, with three blowing attachments and no battery. Air volume is not printed on that capture, and a reseller sheet lists 120 m³/h, so the high speed is a narrow jet rather than the garden-blower volumes elsewhere in this set. Several buyers say a heavy autumn fall, especially when wet, is beyond it; one struggled with slightly damp magnolia leaves and one returned the tool as underpowered next to a larger blower. The Amazon noise cell reads 1 decibel, which is not a usable sound level. It shares one 18 V pack with a mower, which is why it sits beside the GE-CL 18, not because 250 km/h wins the comparison.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Paths, a patio, clippings, and light debris when you already have an 18 V pack.
Less suitable: A thick wet autumn fall, or any job where you need the leaves in a bag.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the GE-UB 18/250 come with a battery?
No. The style cell says battery and charger are not included, and the bullets call it a body only.
Is this a leaf vacuum?
No. The listing is a cordless air blower with three blowing attachments. It does not include a collection bag.
What does the noise cell say?
The Amazon cell says 1 decibel. That figure is not a usable sound level, so the comparison does not treat it as one.
In the 50 UK blocks kept for the VENTURRO 18/210, buyers use both suction and blow, and they like the wheels, the strap, and a shredder that means fewer bag empties when the blade is working. The listing is about £114.95 for the body only, at 3.05 kg, with 210 km/h and a maximum suction of 500 m³/h, plus a catch bag the highlight calls 45 litres and a 10:1 shred. The repeated failure is a blockage: leaf stalks and wet leaves stop the path, which lines up with a reseller note that dry oak is manageable and damp stalks choke it. One buyer put battery life at about 20 minutes, and another went back to a 240 V machine for mulching power. A couple of small parts were missing on arrival for one order. Einhell recommends a 3.0 Ah pack or larger. The 4.0 from 1,770 reviews is a large sample with a clear clog theme, and the 10:1 line stays a listing claim rather than a measurement from this comparison.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Dry leaves you want shredded into a bag, if you already own one 18 V pack of 3.0 Ah or more.
Less suitable: Damp stalks, a light blow-only tidy, or a jam you would try to clear with the battery still fitted.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the VENTURRO 18/210 include a battery?
No. The style cell says blower vac only, and the bullets say the battery and charger are sold separately. It needs one 18 V pack.
Does it collect leaves?
Yes. The included line names a catch bag and a carrying strap. The highlight says a 45 L container and a 10:1 shredding function.
What suction figure is printed?
The airflow cell and a bullet both say a maximum of 500 m³/h. Blow speed on the listing is 210 km/h.
In 43 UK blocks for the GE-CL 36, the useful notes are the tool-free change between suck and blow when it works, plus guide wheels, a harness, and a 45 litre bag with a window. The body is about £126.67 and 3.38 kg, with 210 km/h and a brushless motor stated, and it needs two 18 V packs that are not in the box. The failure cluster is specific: the vacuum stopped after a few weeks for more than one buyer, the blow/suck switch clogs with damp debris, and connection plates or the switch are called a design fault. Suction struggled with maple leaves for one buyer, a first unit had a faulty switch and was replaced, and one manual was not in English. One buyer’s batteries and charger pushed the spend near £300, which is that basket rather than a current kit price. Air volume is absent from the Amazon cells, while Einhell.co.uk lists 720 m³/h and 98 dB(A); an 18 watt cell on the page is not motor power. The 3.9 from 4,945 reviews is a large sample of those vacuum and switch faults.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Dry leaves into a wheeled 45 litre bag, if you already own two packs and you accept the fault pattern in a large review set.
Less suitable: Damp debris through the vacuum, or a blow-only tidy at a lower body price.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the GE-CL 36 include batteries?
No. The style says without battery and charger. The bullets say two 18 V Power X-Change batteries are needed.
Can you switch between blow and vacuum without tools?
Yes. A bullet says the suction and blow functions switch with minimal effort and without tools.
What is in the box besides the body?
The included line names the blower vac, a blower tube, a harness, operating instructions, and safety information. The bullets add a 45 litre bag and guide wheels.
Among 26 UK review blocks for the VENTURRO 36/240, blow mode is what some gardens actually finish, while suction is the complaint: the bag outlet blocks, leaves drop back out, and one buyer’s mulch blade did not work on their leaves. The listing is about £123, 3.55 kg, with 740 m³/h, a collection sack, a carrying strap, and a 10:1 shred claim, and it needs two 18 V packs that are not in the box. One review puts full power at about 20 minutes, a large area of oak was called impractical, acorns were not picked up, and one buyer found the suction worse than a Parkside vac they had replaced. The Amazon noise cell reads 72 dB while Einhell.co.uk lists 98 dB(A) sound power, so that cell is not a quiet ranking. A boost function in the bullets is not treated as proof the tool clears damp leaves, because the reviews describe blockages. The 3.7 from 658 reviews is the lowest star line in the set, and the 240 watt cell repeats the model suffix rather than a motor-power figure.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a 36 V vac for dry leaves only, and you have already read the harsher UK file.
Less suitable: Wet material, acorns, or a blow-only job the lighter GE-LB 36/210 already covers.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the VENTURRO 36/240 include batteries?
No. The style cell says battery and charger are not included. A bullet says it needs two 18 V packs.
What is the 240 watt line?
The wattage cell says 240 watts. That repeats the model suffix and is not shown as motor power.
Does it have a collection bag?
Yes. The included line names a collection sack and a carrying strap. Bullets describe a 10:1 shredder.
Nine amazon.co.uk Einhell leaf blower listings are scored from the captures in this folder. The published score runs from 0 to 100. It uses the star line, the review count, whether the listing states air volume as well as air speed, and the UK review themes. The method file publishes no percentage for each of those inputs and no point formula, so the composite is the whole score and the weight is 100. A product score is not a weight. The top pick is the blow-only listing with the highest score, a review count above 100 and a deep UK file. The best value is the lowest-priced dedicated garden blower body. There is no lab test.
Listing composite
100%The published score is one 0–100 figure. It uses the amazon.co.uk star line, the review count, whether air volume is stated beside air speed, and the UK review themes. No percentage split is published, so this weight is the whole score. Price and a battery in the box are not added as a second sum.
Choose an Einhell leaf blower by the job, then by packs you already own. A patio and light debris are a different job from a thick fall or a bag of dry leaves. Air speed without air volume is a narrow jet. A Solo price still needs a charger and packs if the shed does not already have them. The table holds the nine bodies. This section is the checks.
A cordless leaf blower moves leaves, clippings and light debris without a mains lead while you use it. In this category the carton is a Solo body. The battery and the charger are not in the shelf price. You need one 18 V pack, or two 18 V packs fitted together for a 36 V body. Two packs are the same system, not a battery that will not fit an 18 V tool. The voltage cell on the listing is the wrong place to settle that. One cell in this class says 18 V on a 36 V title, and another says 28 V.
Every kept listing excludes the pack and the charger. A body price is not ready to run. Add a charger and the packs you do not already own before you compare it with another brand’s kit.
A 36 V body takes two 18 V packs together. The voltage cell can say 18 V or 28 V on a 36 V title. Use the model, not that cell.
Those cells do not share one method. One reads 1 dB. Another conflicts with the manufacturer sound-power figure. This page does not name a quietest blower.
Read both figures, or accept that you only have a speed. Air speed is kilometres per hour. Air volume is cubic metres per hour. A universal blower can print 250 km/h and no usable volume on the listing. That is a narrow jet for paths, clippings and light debris, not a garden blower that also states 670–890 m³/h. Do not treat the bigger speed as the better tool. If the listing has no volume, leave the cell blank in your own notes rather than copying a speed into it.
Count the packs the body actually uses, then decide whether you want a pile or a sack. One 18 V pack runs the lighter blowers and the single-pack vacuum. Two 18 V packs fitted together run the 36 V bodies. That pair is the same system. It is not a battery you cannot use in an 18 V tool. The shelf price is the body. A charger with a BS 1363 plug, and the packs, are extra if you do not own them. A small pack fades on turbo in UK reviews.
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
You want a light blow-only body for dry leaves on a path or a small lawn. The GE-CL 18 Li E Solo is the best value: about £41.95, 4.5 from 8,220 reviews, score 90, at 1.33 kg, with no battery in the box. Skip it for a thick autumn fall or a collection bag.
A twin-pack blow-only body is the job when the fall is heavier and you already keep two 18 V packs. The GE-LB 36/210 Li E-Solo is the top pick: 4.7 from 1,806 reviews, 816 m³/h, about £99.95, score 94. It will not run on one pack, and the batteries are not in the box.
Buy a vacuum only when you want dry leaves shredded into a sack, and expect clogs when the leaves are damp. The VENTURRO 18/210 takes one pack of 3.0 Ah or more: about £114.95, 4.0 from 1,770 reviews, 500 m³/h suction, score 80. The battery is not in the box.
The top pick is the GE-LB 36/210 Li E-Solo. It has the highest score among blow-only listings with a review count above 100 and a deep UK file: 4.7 from 1,806 reviews, 816 m³/h, at about £99.95, score 94. The GP-LB 36/230 is also 4.7, from 147 reviews and two UK texts, so it does not take that place. The best value is the GE-CL 18 Li E Solo at about £41.95, the lowest-priced dedicated garden blower body, 4.5 from 8,220, score 90, still without a battery. A Solo price is not a ready-to-use price. There is no lab airflow test, and listing decibel cells are not ranked.
GE-LB 36/210 Li E-Solo
Highest score among blow-only listings with a review count above 100 and a deep UK file: 4.7 from 1,806, 816 m³/h.
GE-CL 18 Li E Solo
Lowest-priced dedicated garden blower body, about £41.95, 4.5 from 8,220, still without a battery.
Editorial
Peter F. is the editor for DIY & tools at productscompared.co.uk. Comparisons in this category are checked against amazon.co.uk listings, review evidence and public UK sources.
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Two 18 V packs making 36 V, and the air and sound-power figures cited for individual models, are the Einhell UK pages below. Supply noise rules are the 2001 outdoor-noise regulations and SI 2025/1073. Abatement notices and the lack of a national clock are GOV.UK. Employer action values are HSE INDG362. Prices, stars and review counts are the amazon.co.uk captures in this folder. They are not a lab test.
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