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Go Vince! 😆 Nick was REAL smooth when answering "The Future of Stacked Lithium" question, 🤣!

Just purchased the newest 765 CFM EGO blower. Super impressed.

My man! Asking the questions I’ve been waiting for!

Yes Ego is the best!!! Very informative

Got a couple of the 2100 chargers I n my trailer. A fat LiFePO4 and pure sine wave inverter to charge them during the day. This setup gave me the flexibility to use the Milwaukee mower and Ego for most everything else. Leaf season I am doing a lot of blowing, early spring I am doing a lot of mowing. And the same trailer battery recharges both. Also it was easy to add solar to my trailer using off the shelf components. I didn't need the EGO solar charger adapter.

Watts, the true measure of power output. Volt, amps, are important, but what does it add up to? Here is a real comparison of some of the larger power tool battery packs on the market: EGO ARC Lithium 56-Volt 2.5Ah Battery - 140 watt-hours Milwaukee M18 12.0Ah HO Battery - 216 watt-hours Milwaukee MX Fuel CP203 - 216 watt-hours EGO ARC Lithium 56-Volt 4.0Ah Battery - 224 watt-hours Skilsaw TrueHVL 48V 5.0 Ah Battery - 240 watt-hours Dewalt Flexvolt 20v?60V Max 15.0 Ah Battery - 270 watt-hours EGO ARC Lithium 56-Volt 5.0Ah Battery - 280 watt-hours Flex 24V 12.0Ah Battery - 288 watt-hours EGO ARC Lithium 56-Volt 7.5Ah Battery - 420 watt-hours Milwaukee MX Fuel XC406 - 432 watt-hours EGO ARC Lithium 56-Volt 10.0Ah Battery - 560 watt-hours EGO ARC Lithium 56-Volt 12.0Ah Battery - 672 watt-hours Ryobi 80V 10 Ah Battery - 800 watt-hours Stihl AR-3000L Battery - 1,148 watt-hours EGO ARC Lithium 56 Volt 28.0 Ah Backpack Battery - 1,568 watt-hours As you can see, the EGO batteries are some of the highest power capacity you can get. Impressive stuff.

Just ordered a 24" snowblower and 21" mower and extra 7.5 battery. I'm all in on EGO.

Great video

HH battery tools are great for a quick job. But if we’re doing trimming and mowing all day w batteries, were gonna end up running out of juice before the next ones topped off. I don’t see going to all batteries anytime soon. I’ll wait until they are more commonplace and ALL the kinks are worked out before I go switching everything to battery only. We currently do supplement quite a bit w stihl battery equipment. But there is just no way current battery technology can cover our use cases entirely. Just isn’t happening.

So, you can charge the batteries in your trailer overnight while you are sleeping (up to 96 batteries) and the ego line is designed to work great in both extreme heat and extreme cold (from Florida to California), but you want to bring your batteries inside of an ambient temperature room to prevent them from wearing down? Is that right?

is there a place i can go to find out all the info, pricing, and specifications of the upcoming commercial tools? Is the $300 the price of the charging brain or the 3 bay modules? Also can the chargers charge the commercial backpack battery?

I really like my Ego mower, zero maintenance and light weight.

I'm so glad I waited on building out a lithium back up into a trailer

What would really be nice is to have that set up to solar on top your trailer

Is that a carbon fiber pole saw!?!? Hope you’ve got a video coming soon…

I love ego I'm up to 5 batteries 4 different equipment so far❤

Got the new 765 cfm blower went out 3 weeks.

More information on the large format battery ?

If is one thing I'll chose over gas powered generator is a battery powered bank. The trade off is good for me especially for a fine portable solution.

They should have no PROBLEM doing STACKED LITHIUM CHERVON OWNS FLEX and EGO and they make tools like KOBALT for LOWE'S STACKED LITHIUM for EGO IM GUESSING NEXT year

It Ego tools did not look so plastic, I would consider it for professional use. I will see, if I get a chance to test it.

Lego my Ego!

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Does EGO have a plan in place to use flat battery cells like DeWalt and FLEX?

l was an early adopter of EGO tools. We use our 9 or 10 EGO tools primarily on the 6 acre landscaping surrounding our farm house. Generally, they are more reliable and easier to maintain than alternative gas-driven tools. We have found EGO tools to be well-designed and durable. Their battery systems, however, are another matter. When building-in the cost of operation, expect the batteries to last no longer than 3 years; often only 2 years. This can be an issue considering their cost. Moreover, about 1/3 of the chargers have failed. Net net, we find EGO tools to be of value, but with higher than expected operating cost.

i regret to inform you, but as a landscaper id hate the day i have to have multiple hundred dollar batteries in the already exposed truck, and the fact that if they run out well i guess im quitting for the day, the flexibility of gas is to much to be replaced anytime soon, where electric equipment comes in handy is for you're own house or if you're a property manager of some place, they aint bad if there only ever going to be the same place also there good for job sites that may require a weed wacker or maybe a blower, that is also where the power tool brand stuff comes in handy, but landscaping is to much of an ever changing environment to rely on something so finite, a weed wacker in the hands of a pro can knock a contract in a fraction of a fraction of the time that it would take for a newbie or even a moderate user to do. (i don't run a company just work for one)

Is it garden tools for this brand??

Decent.....

I think it would be so cool if you could make a Tesla Power Wall type configuration with all your EGO batteries with this daisy chain charger. Imagine having a giant wall of batteries in your basement charging off peak and/or over solar and being able to run your house off them if need be and then when you need to do some yard work pull off a few batteries from the power wall and go to town.

Thats one way to sell a boat load of batteries. Why cant they just make a 12V charger and not just 110/240V chargers. I'm in the Ego ecosystem for my home and love it but am thinking about moving to electric for my work but I don't like that I have to have a tonne of batteries or run inverters for the chargers for "on the run" charging from my car/solar setup. I have 2x 10Ahr and 2X 5Ahr which are more than enough for the kit I've got if I charge them after use. But if I had to do this battery wall and charge at the end of a day, I would probably need 20-30 batteries... that's just ridicules.

Charging many batteries at once on 120V isn't great, if their charger supports 240V it would be a much better commercial option.

I have found the ego batteries are not nearly as durable as Milwaukee batteries and not resistant to water. They’re also super expensive to replace you might as well buy a new tool kit if you need to get a new battery. This makes them not ideal for a professional landscaping crew.

Coal powered lawn mowers are not for me

This ego guy is obviously a sales guy. He has no idea what he’s talking about. He simply regurgitates what he’s told to say.

Thankfully we have natural gas and coal powering the electric grid. This battery agenda period might crash in a few years.

IF YOU BUY THE NEXUS GENERATOR AND HAVE A PROBLEM, GET READY TO SPEND LOTS OF TIME ON THE PHONE AND SENDING EMAILS TO CUSTOMER SUPPORT BEFORE YOU PROBLEM GET TAKEN CAR OF. I HAVE SPENT OVER 3 WEEKS DEALING WITH EGO CUSTOMER SUPPORT, SENT NUMERIOUS EMAILS AND TWO VIDEOS OF THE NEXUS NOT CHARGING MY BATTERIES AND FINALL THEY DECIDED TO REPLACE MY NEXUS. WELL, THEY SAY IT IS ORDERED AND I WILL RECEIVE A UPS TRACKING NUMBER WHEN IT SHIPS, THAT WAS 3 WEEKS AGO. IF YOU ARE GETTING EGO FOR ELECTRIC TOOLS, WELL OK. IF YOU WANT AN ELECTRIC GERNERATOR, GET A BLUETTI.