VonHaus Leaf Blower and Vacuum

Is the VonHaus Leaf Blower and Vacuum worth buying?

Yes, the VonHaus Leaf Blower and Vacuum is worth buying at £39.99 if you want a corded 3-in-1 machine that 15,900 owners have already rated 4.3. It blows, sucks and mulches, it comes with a 35 L collection bag and a 10 m cable, and the shoulder harness plus the support wheels carry the 3.56 kg for you on a flat lawn.

The VonHaus Leaf Blower and Vacuum is not the one to buy if weight is your deciding number, because 3.56 kg is 560 g more than the 3 kg Hyundai HYBV3000E3, and it loses its edge on steps or a slope, where the wheels stop rolling and you take the whole body in one hand. For a flat garden within reach of a single socket, this is the lowest-risk £39.99 on the page.

What does 843 W per kg mean when you are holding it?

The VonHaus Leaf Blower and Vacuum runs a 3,000 W motor through a 3.56 kg body, which works out at 843 W per kg: 3,000 ÷ 3.56 = 843. That is 32 W per kg more than the Terratek 3000W at 811 W per kg, and 157 W per kg short of the Hyundai HYBV3000E3 at 1,000 W per kg.

In use, 843 W per kg means the VonHaus Leaf Blower and Vacuum clears a medium lawn in one pass without a rest, and it is the harness rather than your grip that finishes a long afternoon. Its 10 m cable matches the longest here, so the distance to the socket never decides how much garden you get done.

What do you get in the box with the VonHaus Leaf Blower and Vacuum?

The VonHaus Leaf Blower and Vacuum arrives with a 35 L collection bag, a shoulder harness, support wheels and a 10 m mains cable, in Black and Grey plastic. It runs on 230 V and mulches as it collects, so the bag fills with shredded leaf instead of whole leaves.

Assembled, the VonHaus Leaf Blower and Vacuum measures 119 cm long, 17 cm wide and 32.5 cm tall, which is a floor-to-chest tool rather than something you tuck into a cupboard, and it ships in a plain brown box. Model numbers 8100089 and 2500105 both name this same blower, vacuum and mulcher.

Where does the VonHaus Leaf Blower and Vacuum fall short?

The VonHaus Leaf Blower and Vacuum weighs 3.56 kg, and that extra 560 g over the lightest machine here shows after an hour of one-handed work along a border. The support wheels only roll on firm, flat ground, so gravel, steps and long grass put the full weight back in your hand.

The 35 L bag on the VonHaus Leaf Blower and Vacuum holds 10 L less than the 45 L bag of the Straame, which costs £5.00 less at £34.99, so a heavy leaf fall means one more trip to the compost heap. Wet leaves flattened against a lawn still want a rake's first pass, whichever machine follows it.

VonHaus Leaf Blower and Vacuum vs the Hyundai and the Terratek

The Hyundai HYBV3000E3 costs £41.99, £2.00 more, and it takes the win if your arm decides: 3 kg against 3.56 kg, 1,000 W per kg against 843, a 34 L bag and a 3 year home-use warranty. The VonHaus Leaf Blower and Vacuum answers with 15,900 ratings against 10,100 and one extra litre of bag.

The Terratek 3000W is the budget route at £32.97, £7.02 less, with the same 35 L bag, 811 W per kg and 2 years of guarantee behind 3,334 ratings. Buy the Terratek to spend less, the Hyundai to spare your wrist, and the VonHaus Leaf Blower and Vacuum when the size of the review base is what makes you comfortable.

Frequently asked questions about the VonHaus Leaf Blower and Vacuum

The questions below cover the weight, the box contents, the assembled size and the running cost of the VonHaus Leaf Blower and Vacuum, using the same figures quoted above.

If your question is about comparing it with another model, the section above sets it against the Hyundai HYBV3000E3 at £41.99 and the Terratek 3000W at £32.97.