Trivac 3 in 1 Electric Leaf Blower for Lawn Care, Leaf Vacuum with 600 CFM, Leaf Mulcher with Metal Impeller, WG512

As fall leaves begin to tumble, yard cleanup can become quite the chore—but with the WORX TriVac 3-in-1, the task is significantly easier. This corded electric unit combines three functions in one—blowing, vacuuming and mulching—so you don’t have to switch between separate tools. Right off the bat, that convenience makes a real difference. What I liked: The transition between blower mode and vacuum/mulcher mode is seamless—just flip a switch—so you're not swapping major attachments. According to the manufacturer, “Just the turn of a knob easily switches from a blower to a vacuum with mulching.” WORX +2 WORX +2 The mulching function works impressively: the tool’s metal impeller is built to shred leaves at a high ratio (up to 18:1). This means many leaf bags worth of debris get reduced into a much smaller volume. WORX +1 Blower performance is strong—users report easily moving large piles of leaves or clearing outdoor surfaces with less effort than manual raking. One reviewer said it “takes a chore that often lasts all afternoon and makes it go much quicker.” Best Buy +1 The inclusion of a collection bag and vacuum hose system is handy for those who prefer to collect and compost leaves rather than just blow them into piles. WORX +1 For homeowners with moderate-sized yards, this one tool replaces multiple, freeing up storage and simplifying the cleanup workflow. What could be better: The vacuum/mulcher mode does require a bit of care in positioning to work optimally. Some users report that unless the nozzle angle is just right the suction is less effective. Better Homes & Gardens +1 Because it’s corded, you’re limited by extension-cord length and must ensure you have the proper gauge cord for safety and performance. The manufacturer explicitly notes to use a heavy-duty outdoor extension cord of the correct gauge for long runs. WORX It’s slightly heavier than a typical blower alone (owing to the added vacuum/mulcher mechanics), so if you have a very large property or plan to use it for extended periods, fatigue could become a factor. It is best on dry leaves. Wet leaves tend to stick and may clog the intake, which the manufacturer warns about. WORX Summary: For anyone with a small to mid-sized yard who wants to streamline leaf cleanup, the Worx TriVac is a smart buy. It offers strong blower performance, an effective mulching capacity, and the convenience of one unified tool instead of several. If you’re dealing with heavy commercial-scale leaf loads or very wet foliage, you might find limitations—but for typical homeowner use, it delivers excellent value and usability. Final thoughts: If I were recommending it to a friend: yes, go ahead. Just pick up a good outdoor extension cord (if you don’t already have one), work when the leaves are dry, and you’ll likely find yard cleanup to be far less of a slog. A solid 5 stars.

Having the ability to switch from blower to vacuum in seconds is a game changer for me. The vacuum works great - I mostly used the low setting because it worked fine. The high setting was useful in a few spots. Unlike other vacs I've had, this one has metal blades - and it shows! It mulches up the leaves pretty fine - you could probably spread them on your garden as-is, although I ran them through my standalone mulcher just because it was already there for the big piles I raked up. It takes 5 seconds to detach the bag and unzip it so you can empty it out. The bag strap fits comfortably (I put it around the left side of my neck. This is the only vacuum I've ever had that will actually fill up the bag 100% without dragging on the ground or getting really uncomfortable or cumbersome to carry. You probably wouldn't want to use theis vac if you need to shred huge piles of leaves - it would do the job, but it would take a while. That's why I have a standalone shredder (a "Super Handy" brand shredder which rocks if you have a beefy 10AWG extension cord). This vac worked really well getting the leaves in the garden and beds where a rake dosen't work. Also good for cleaning the driveway after you run an edger. The blower works very well also.

Second one of this type I've owned. First was very awkward to use and broke after less the a year. This one has better power. Much easier to switch between blower and suction. Drawbacks: the bag does get heavy, espectal with wet leafs.. I would recommend attaching a strap pad like those on backpacks for your shoulder. There is some dust especially with dry leaves, war a mask. On vacuum Any twig large than 6 inches or so in length may not be picked up, up. If it is it may clog the intake. To unclog use a grab tool like the ones to get things off a high shelf. Reach in with it and pull out the clog. You don't have to unplug like you would using you hand

Arrived on time, well packaged. Just the right amount of power on the low speed (it has low and high speeds) for vacuuming leaves. Shreds leaves finely for putting into a compost heap. The container bag is just the right size - holds lots of leaves but isn't too large to become too awkard to carry. Bag is zippered on one end for easy emptying. Haven't used it as a blower but shifting from vacuum to blower is just a hatter of rotating a handle - very simple and easy.

The power is 120v not 220v. It got burned as soon as I plugged it

The power of this tool is really impressive. I first started to use it as a leaf vacuum only, and it worked really well. It would pull up all leaves/vegetation easily and even small twigs and grind them to tiny pieces. The bag capacity was good enough that I didn’t have to stop and empty too often. The real revelation came when I tried the blower setting. It easily and quickly cleared my lawn and flower beds of all loose debris, making it easy for me to push it all to a pile. Then I would switch back to vacuum and I was able to suck up the pile and turn it into mulch for far reduced garden bags. It advertises 16-1 ratio of raw to mulched bags, and I think that is conservative. It is loud use ear protection. It is dusty, I recommend masks if there is no wind.

Tal como la describen, soplador, aspiradora con triturador. Las hojas las hace aserrín, hasta dan ganas de usar el resultado para abonar macetas y el jardín. Las ramitas (pequeñas como las de Jacaranda) las mastica pero no siempre las rompe, ramas más grandes solo pasan si están secas y quebradizas incluso paran el motor (parece que tiene protección para ello). Funciona muy bien, la perilla giratoria con seguro cambia la posición del motor (horizontal para aspirar, vertical para soplar).

Buena potencia, consecuentemente alto nivel de ruido. Funciona Bien para levantar pasto y hojas secas y depositarlas en una bolsa. Bastante mejor que la sopladora ( y aspiradora ) de B & D que es mas sopladora que aspiradora. La turbina es de metal y se encarga de triturar a la vez que aspira. Fue algo dificil el ensamble, ya que tuve que aplicar mucha fuerza. Estoy satisfecho con la compra. La he usado un par de veces con buenos resultados.

I’m puzzled as to why this product is being sold in the UK, considering it’s designed for the US electrical system, which makes it quite inconvenient to use here. I am not able to use it and I can’t see how it’s working and I need to return it.