My husband was looking for a blower that didn’t feel like lifting weights or holding a row in his arm for 30 minutes straight. He saw the Seese Pro advertised as “ultra-light,” “cordless,” and “powerful enough for leaves, car drying, even snow.” It sounded ideal until we actually took it out for regular use.
What Is the Seese Pro?
The Seese Pro Blower is a battery-powered, cordless blower. Key advertised specs include:
- A 21V Li-Ion battery.
- Brushless / high-torque motor with claimed high RPM (about 33,000 RPM in some claims) for strong air output.
- Lightweight build… about 623 grams in many versions.
- Promises of up to roughly 45-50 minutes runtime on some settings.
- Multiple claimed uses: clearing leaves, driveway debris, dust, drying cars, snow light clearing, and even drying after washing.
My Experience Using It
Here’s how it went in real life for us (my husband doing most of the testing, me observing + trying occasionally):
When he first used it in the yard to blow leaves off the patio, the Seese Pro surprised me. It did clear leaves faster than our old blower; the lightness of it meant he wasn’t complaining about arm strain after even a few minutes. Leaves, small twigs, and dry debris flew off nicely. It felt more maneuverable, especially for tight spots around plants, under benches, and in corners.
He also used it after washing the car. Here, I noticed mixed results. The blower dried off water on flat panels quite well, but around mirrors, seams, and narrow gaps, it was less effective. Sometimes he had to follow up with a microfiber towel. It’s good but not perfect for car detailing.
Battery life was one of the places where the Seese Pro didn’t fully match its claims. On lighter tasks like dusting or small leaf cleanups, he got a decent stretch, maybe 25-30 minutes before needing to recharge (or battery losing strong push). But once he did bigger jobs or tackled damp leaves, the airflow dropped sooner than expected. The advertised 45-50 mins seems optimistic unless on the lowest or medium power settings and light load.
Noise is another thing. When he runs the blower at higher speeds, it gets loud, not silent, definitely audible. It’s better than some gas blowers, but not whisper-quiet. Also, we noticed the weight claim is mostly true: it feels light in the hand, but holding it overhead or using it for extended use still gets your arm tired after a while. The “under 2 lbs / around 600-650g” is comfortable for short bursts, less so for continuous use.
Durability/build quality seems okay for now, although there are whispers online that some units may fail after weeks if pushed hard. We haven’t had that yet, but the materials feel mostly decent. One concern: airflow is very strong but coming from a single nozzle… in windy or more obstructed settings, debris can be blown back or sideways rather than cleanly moved away.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Lightweight and easier to handle than heavier corded/gas blowers
- Good clearing for dry leaves, dust, yard clean-ups
- Cordless freedom is real for many tasks (garage, car wash, patio)
- Faster performance in many small/medium jobs compared to older blower
Cons
- Battery drains faster under heavier load than advertised
- Strong noise at high speeds; not comfortable for long usage without hearing protection
- High-speed airflow sometimes less effective in tight or awkward spots
- Doesn’t always match the “power vs weight” marketing balance under tougher conditions
- Price feels steep if you expect it to fully replace larger blowers
Is It a Scam?
No, I don’t believe it’s a full scam. It is a functioning blower, and many tasks show genuine benefit. But some of the marketing claims are inflated (battery stamina, “200 MPH” style airflow in some versions, durability under heavy load). If you buy it expecting those big promises to always hold, you’ll likely be disappointed.
Alternatives
Here are some blower tools I’d recommend if you need better durability or more consistent power:
- Makita Cordless Blower (well known brand, reliable performance)
- DEWALT Cordless Blower models
- WORX WG586 Cordless Jet Fan / Blower
- Ryobi ONE+ Cordless Blower series
Conclusion: Would I Recommend It?
Yes, but with caution. If your husband needs a blower mostly for moderate tasks (leaves, dust, drying car, patio cleanups), then the Seese Pro is a decent pick. It brings ease of use, less strain, and handles many regular jobs well.
However, if you expect it to replace a heavy-duty blower, or do long-duration or tough work (wet debris, thick brush, large area), don’t expect it to always shine. It’s good as a lighter tool, but sometimes the marketing oversells what it can do in rough conditions.
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