"Bosch green, DeWalt yellow, Milwaukee red, all shaped like someone welded a tube to a motor and called it done. Then Hoto shows up with a 20V leaf blower that looks like it fell out of a District 9 prop truck, all sleek curves and matte surfaces, the kind of thing you'd expect to see mounted on a space marine's hip rather than hanging in a suburban garage."
"At around seven pounds with the battery, it's not feather-light, but the weight is distributed in a way that makes it feel more like a wand than a cumbersome piece of equipment. It's a one-handed affair, easily maneuverable around patio furniture or into tight corners. Firing it up is a simple affair with three distinct power levels. On the lower two settings, it's perfect for sweeping out the garage, clearing sawdust from a workbench, or herding dry leaves across a driveway."
Hoto's 20V leaf blower pairs futuristic, space-age styling with practical specifications: 720 CFM and 120 MPH claimed in a seven-pound package including battery. The weight distribution and one-handed form make it feel more like a wand, enabling easy maneuvering around furniture and into tight corners. Three power levels offer quiet, effective cleaning on lower settings for sawdust, dry leaves, and garage sweepups; turbo mode delivers higher airflow for heavier debris. The blower emphasizes reduced high-pitched whine, targeting small yards, patios, and garages where aesthetics and neighbor-friendly noise matter.
Read at Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
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