MZK vs Greenworks: 20V vs 40V Leaf Blowers - Tested for Autumn Power & Portability Autumn arrives with a flurry of leaves, and the promise of a tidy yard demands tools that can keep up. Enter the MZK and Greenworks cordless leaf blowers-a showdown of power and portability, tested against the chaos of seasonal cleanup. MZK's 20V model, with its 580 CFM and 160 MPH airflow, offers a balance of punch and practicality, packing 3-speed settings into a lightweight frame. It's paired with two 4.0Ah batteries and a charger, ensuring you're never stuck mid-task. For those needing more force, MZK's 40V variant steps up, delivering turbocharged performance with the same battery setup, though its higher voltage leans into heavier-duty design. Greenworks, meanwhile, stakes its claim with a 40V system that clocks in at 150 MPH and 130 CFM, but with a twist: the tool is sold separately from the charger. Its focus on compatibility with 75+ accessories nods to versatility, yet the lack of bundled batteries might leave users scrambling during prolonged use. But don't overlook the WORX WG520 12Amp turbine, a gas-powered beast that thrives in dense foliage, or the MZK's 20V mini blower-ideal for quick, light tasks. Whether you prioritize battery life, cutting through thick layers of leaves, or a sleek, tool-only setup, the choice hinges on your autumn rhythm. In the field, MZK's 20V feels like a nimble companion, while the 40V and Greenworks models rise to the occasion with thunderous airflow. Both brands prove their mettle, but the question remains: can portability and power coexist-or does one always fade when the other shines? Tested by the wearer, not the weather, these tools shape the autumn routine.