Dewalt DCBL772X1 - 60V 600 CFM Cordless Brushless Blower
The Dewalt DCBL772X1 is a cordless handheld leaf blower delivering up to 600 CFM and 125 MPH. It is powered by a 3.0Ah 60V Flexvolt battery. (Read full specs)
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Description
As part of the 60V MAX* FLEXVOLT® battery system of high-powered products, the 60V MAX* FLEXVOLT Brushless Handheld Axial Blower powers through your task with up to 600 CFM of air volume and 125 MPH. It features a variable speed trigger and speed lock to control the blower output. The brushless motor design is high efficiency to provide high power and helps extend runtime. This kit also comes with a 20V/60V MAX* FLEXVOLT battery that can both power your line-up of 60V MAX* tools and equipment as well as your 20V MAX* tools and can be charged with your 20V MAX* chargers.
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The Dewalt DCBL772X1
The Dewalt DCBL772X1 is a cordless handheld blower that is suited for homeowners with home properties that are not too small or too large, often in the quarter- to half-acre range.
It is capable of expelling a maximum air volume of 600 cubic feet per minute (CFM). Its air speed is rated at 125 miles per hour (MPH). To put it simply, it combines strong airflow to move piles of leaves in the yard with enough force to clear heavier material such as pine needles or acorns from patios and walkways.
The DCBL772X1 is equipped with a 60V brushless motor and runs on battery power, enabling mobility without a cord. One 3.0Ah battery is included, and should provide up to 30 minutes of runtime when fully charged.
The Dewalt DCBL772X1 features customizable airflow through its variable speed settings and effortless speed maintenance with built-in cruise control.
At 6.9 lbs (bare tool) and 9.1 lbs with the battery, the blower’s handheld design lets the operator lift and aim it with one hand.
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The Dewalt DCBL772X1's performance versus other blowers
The following charts are provided to give you an idea how the key specs of the Dewalt DCBL772X1 compare with handheld leaf blowers of similar voltage (between 56 and 60V).
- Weighing 6.9 lbs without the battery, the Dewalt DCBL772X1 is heavier than many cordless handheld blowers in the 56 to 60V range. To enjoy the lowest possible weight in this category, you could have a look at the EGO LB7654 which is only 4.6 lbs the bare tool.
- The air speed of the Dewalt DCBL772X1 maxes out at 125 MPH. While more than adequate for many jobs, its air speed is below average among other battery-operated handheld blowers between 56 and 60V. For the fastest air speed in this category, you may want to consider the EGO LB8803-2, which can expell air at a velocity that can reach 200 MPH.
- With an airflow capacity of 600 CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute), the Dewalt DCBL772X1 falls towards the lower spectrum among cordless handheld blowers with a comparable voltage. For the highest air volume, you may want to have a look at the EGO LBX1000, which boasts with 1000 CFM.
- When fully charged, the DCBL772X1 offers up to 30 minutes of autonomy, which may be considered relatively short compared to cordless handheld units of comparable voltage. To enjoy the best possible autonomy in this category, you could have a look at the Echo DPB-2610 which offers up to 175 minutes of runtime.
- Because larger batteries naturally increase runtime, it can be helpful to consider runtime efficiency, a measure of how effectively a blower uses the energy available. In terms of runtime efficiency, the Dewalt DCBL772X1 ranks on the lower side, delivering less runtime per unit of battery capacity than many comparable battery-powered handheld blowers. If you are focused on getting more use per charge, the Echo DPB-2500 offers the highest runtime efficiency, at 0.64 minutes per Wh.
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Price comparison
As you can see from these interactive charts, when compared to other 56-60V cordless blowers, the Dewalt DCBL772X1 is on the average side of the price range.
Therefore, this blower nicely fits in the expected budget for this kind of product.
FLEXVOLT® Battery Technology
The DCBL772X1 features Dewalt's FLEXVOLT® battery. This technology is a brand-new approach to battery compatibility. The FLEXVOLT® battery's cutting-edge design allows it to work with 20V Max and 60V Max power tools. When inserted into the power tool, the battery automatically determines which mode to use. With FLEXVOLT®, you can enjoy the convenience of better compatibility between the various FLEXVOLT® tools. This advanced power management system offers extreme runtimes for 20V Max tools and incredible power for 60V Max and 120V Max tools.
The bottom line
- In the expected price range
- Brushless motor
- Cruise control
- High bare tool weight (6.9 lbs)
- Low CFM for its voltage
- Low MPH (125 MPH)
- Low autonomy (30 mins)
- Low power efficiency
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Features and Specifications
| Type | Cordless |
|---|---|
| Handling | Handheld |
| Air volume | Up to 600 CFM |
| Air speed | Up to 125 MPH |
| Motor type | Brushless |
|---|---|
| Battery system | 60V Flexvolt |
| Battery capacity | 3.0Ah (180Wh) |
| Autonomy | 30 mins |
| Speed settings | Variable |
| Battery included | 1 x 3.0Ah (DCB609) |
|---|---|
| Cruise control | Yes |
| Noise rating | 67 dB |
| Weight (w/ battery) | 9.1 lbs |
|---|---|
| Weight (tool only) | 6.9 lbs |
| Warranty | 3 years |
| UPC | 885911618311 |
We've taken extra care to research and verify each of the specifications above. That said, occasional mistakes or omissions are still possible. If you spot any missing or inaccurate information, feel free to suggest a correction so we can address it. For full technical details on the Dewalt DCBL772X1, the user manual is available here (opens in a new tab).
About Dewalt
DeWalt is a subsidiary of the Stanley Black & Decker Corporation, a major global tool & hardware manufacturer. DeWalt made its name selling woodworking machines in 1923. Since then, it has expanded its catalog to over 1,000 tools and accessories, including its top-of-the-line electric power tools that first hit the market in 1992. DeWalt stands behind its slogan, “Guaranteed Tough,” offering heavy-duty tools and accessories capable of performing reliably for home and professional users alike.
Warranty Information
The Dewalt DCBL772X1 is covered under a warranty for up to 3 years. This warranty may not cover all parts of the blower.
For more information about the warranty of Dewalt blowers, please consult Dewalt's warranty policies (opens in a new tab). Alternatively, you can also contact their Customer Support: 1-800-4-DEWALT (800-433-9258).
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User Reviews
I have run into the same issue with regard to runtime. I have test 4 diff batteries ranging from 6-9 ah 60v flex volt batt. They have provide roughly 5-6 min of runtime on batteries that were charged overnight
I too only get 12 minute run time with a 9 ah 20v/60v/120v battery fully charged. Battery has 6 charges on it. The only tool I’ve powered with it is the 600 cfm blower has approx 1hr on it. Battery was purchased new in Oct 2021.
I’m wonder if the 5Lb 15 Amp hr battery could last 18 minutes?
GREAT BLOWER TERRIBLE RUN TIME 12 minutes with DCB609 9ah battery
I sent this request to DeWalt customer service 11.10.20 and I still do not have an answer after (3) additional requests.
I have a DCBL772 blower, a DCB609 battery will only give me about 12 minutes of continuous run time and it takes over 45 min to charge the battery with the DCB118 charger. Is this normal ?
This is the answer I received :
Since the normal operating time of your unit should be 25 to 30 minutes, and it is not working as expected with your blower, we would like you to know that your battery is guaranteed for 3 years if you consider that your tool is in warranty. , please provide the following information:
– Your physical address.
– Your phone number
– Date code of the battery. It starts with “20XX – XX”. It should be engraved on the
tool.
– Photo of the receipt where it shows the date of purchase.
I have (4) DCB609 batteries for use with the blower and my DCS577X1 7-1/4 saw. I have tested each battery in the blower and the results are the same, a 12 minute run time for each battery. But DeWalt will not verify that is normal, latest of (4) request was today and they will not provide an answer to my question and verify the DeWalt stated run time of 25-30 minutes of run time is achievable.
I have asked them to preform this test :
Run the DCBL772 blower with DCB609 battery utilizing the Speed Lock Lever set at full power and record the run time until it stops. Please perform this test with (4) different DCB609 batteries and report back the results.
This the answer I have received on 1.17.21:
Unfortunately, we have no information from the engineering team. Your information was provided to them to get back to you on the subject. As mentioned before, battery run time depend on many variables. That is the reason this information is not provided by default.
Based on the fact that DeWalt will not provide test results, my best guess is my test results, 12 minutes of run times with the DCB609 (9ah) are correct.
TERRIBLE run time for a GREAT BLOWER.
The following ratings are based on the 12 min RUN TIME and not the BLOWER.
Runs for about 5 minutes on a brand new battery .
I like the way it is built. It is comfortable, although it is a bit heavy. It does a great job, but just for a few minutes.