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80V Greenworks PRO – Massive Voltage!

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Green Works 80V

We usually cover GIE, but this year it we couldn’t make it.  Greenworks has announced a new pro line that has 80 Volts of power.  This is the highest we have seen in outdoor power equipment.  Electric OPE is really starting to push into the Pro market especially with he release of the DeWALT 40V line up.  I have been pretty happy with the 40V Greenworks line and the 80V looks very impressive.

80V 20″ DigiPro Snow Thrower – $999

greenworks electric snow thrower

80V 24″ Cordless DigiPro Hedge Trimmer – $169

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80V 21″ Cordless DigiPro Lawn Mower – $399

Greenworks cordless mower

80V 16″ Cordless DigiPro String Trimmer – $169

greenworks cordless string trimmer

80V Cordless DigiPro Jet Blower – $169

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For more visit GreenWorks

18 responses to “80V Greenworks PRO – Massive Voltage!”

  1. TheBearuk1

    holy cow!! where is it gonna end…lol 80v is an awesome power cell, you’d think it would be heavy though, the Ego battery pack is huge and adds a lot to the weight of the tool…but an 80v pack!! I think for the lawn mowers and snow blowers it would be ok but might be a bit heavy for the hand held power tools…but maybe I’m wrong, I can’t wait to see this stuff tested on TIA!!

  2. Jason Colombo

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  3. Jason Colombo

    I’m curious to she how good the snow blower and lawnmower is. I would never though we would have 80volt outdoor power tools. I’m really interested in the snowblower that sounds cool as hell

  4. Cody

    Looks like Ego is going to be second in line; in the battery powered lawn tools and greenworks just raised the bar. Can’t wait to see some reviews on these tools.

  5. Aellynh

    That kind of pricing makes me wonder what kind of battery and charger you are getting out of the box. If its something like 72/80v max, but only 2AH, what is the run time going to be like? Then again, even if its just 2AH cells, you’re still getting something like 160 watt-hours for even the 2AH battery! Compare that to 36 watt-hours you get from an 18/20v max 2AH cell and you wonder how people could get by with an 18 volt cordless lawn mower, or other comparable tool.

  6. FrankieG

    Holy hell, i just bought the ego hedger trimmer weed wacker and blower..im happy so far

  7. Cody

    At their website they even have a 80 volt battery back pack that has 13.0 ah.

  8. tjb

    I honestly can’t imagine a battery powered snow blower to be anything but a joke, useless in any real snow. Maybe for people who live in Tenessee. I dunno. And a battery poweed leaf blower, maybe for your sidewalk. Just … can’t take them seriously.

  9. Jason Colombo

    If I was Briggs and Stratton or a gas powered OPE manufacturer I would be worried. This is kind of signaling the end of gas powered OPE for most home owners. Unless you have some acreage gas is becoming to much of a hassle. I saw some reviews on the Snow Joe 40v unit it did pretty good in some decent snow it was 6″ of powder, but still its better than shoveling in my opinion. I wonder what the spec’s on the blower will be the Ego blower is pretty damn good. I think it would go head to head with most cheap gas powered units. Can wait so see some reviews!

    1. Cody

      Greenworks blower specs 125mph and 500cfm

      1. Jason Colombo

        The spec’s are not that much better than the Ego which does 480cfm on turbo boost. I can’t find the specs but I think the Ego isn’t as fast though only 90mph. Don’t get me wrong the Green Works is better but I expected a big jump with close twice the voltage.

  10. RCWard

    Nice to see more and more batteries coming along.

  11. Javier

    Batteries are taking over

  12. Phil

    just got the snow thrower. cleared 12′ x 38′ of driveway with 6″ of snow covering it using the battery right out of the box until it died. i have more to do, but pretty impressive. battery is recharging so i can finish. hopefully the 30 minute quick charge is true!

    1. Tools In Action

      Awesome keep us posted

    2. Tommy

      I just purchased my snow thrower at Lowes. Now I am waiting for the snow to fall to test it out. I sure do hope that it does what it promises.

  13. Sean

    Do these prices include a battery and charger? It seems like they do from the website’s listings. Are they going to sell bare tools?

    I am planing to invest in the Ego 56V lineup before this summer, but I’m also going to keep an eye on this system.

    And how is someone already using the snowblower? The website is still listing it as unreleased as of 3/3/2015.

    1. Tools In Action

      Yes they include everything. They probably didn’t update their website.

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