No good waste of time had to return

I just got this from an online purchase and it is Missing the three adapters as listed in the description and illustrations. It is missing the Universal Fit Tube Adapter, the Trivac Adapter and the Turbine Fusion Adapter

Pros: Easy to assemble, easy to use, the large bin adapter works great and saves so much time. Cons: A bit heavy but a strap would help alot, large bin adapter gets very dusty right off the bat, recommend eye wear and mask.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My wife bought this for me after going through 2 gas powered blowers. I was under the idea that a corded blower could never have the power I wanted. Boy was I wrong. This item delivered on every promise. No more mixing and spilling gas. I am now replacing all my yard tools with WORX products.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When my 3 in 1 blower arrived i thought i was excited but my wife was even more surprised. So much so that ahe didn't wait for me to open the box she did. So after I put it together (very easy) we had to run right out side. Luckily we had a 100' cord already so it was just plug and play. We have small trees and bushes that had leaves all in between them, so we could not get a rake in to get the leaves. So how great it was to just stick the 3 in 1 blower in between them and suck out all the leaves and into the collection bag that's attached to the 3 in 1 blower. What is even easier is the zipper on the collection bag so the it can be dumped right into the recycling leaf bag. Hind after every use detach the collection and hang it up unzipped so that mole won't collect inside the bag. Also safety tip I have rock mulch around my bushes, so be careful not to suck up rocks and ruin the cutting blade. Blow the leaves away first then suck them in. In till my 3 in 1 I hated Fall but not it makes picking up leaves so much easier the the old rake and hand method. And the 3 in 1 is easier on your back. Even the kids will now enjoy helping out. I hope you enjoy using your 3 in 1 as much as we do!

I bought this Trivac system about a month ago and am really pleased with it. My only concern is whether the small pieces of branches are damaging the impeller. A shoulder strap to balance the weight of the unit for older persons and women would be a good addition.

I think unit is a bit cumbersome. The first fall I used it the bag/zipper started ripping. Tried to fix it but got worse the second season. Will have to order a new one.I do have several Worx products and this is the only one that I am displeased with!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I live in Georgia. Trees are everywhere. In my front yard is the biggest old oak you ever did see. Every year that sucker drops more leaves than you could imagine. This sweet baby makes short work of them. Blow them into a pile, suck them up and mulch them into oblivion. Satisfying.

My garage is filled with Worx equipment, however my lone Worx tool disappointment concerns the vacuum version of this unit. Compared to my previous competitor's blower/vacuum, this blower has twice the power, however the vacuum falls short. The blower is above average which will greatly assist in completing the job, but in my opinion the intake to the impeller is one half the diameter of the previous unit which may contribute to the low vacuum performance. The vacuum will only intake a low volume even at highest speed level, very loose leaves. If you have very large pile of leaves, as in my case, bring out the rake and leaf bags. Again the blower performance will assist in the leaf roundup, but vacuum portion did not meet my typical expectation for a Worx product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] THIS IS HEAVYYYY! I MEAN HEAVY! 5 SECONDS AND MY BACK WAS SHOT. ALSO, THIS DOES NOT PICK UP ANY TEENY LIMBS OR NEEDLES. THEY GET STUCK AND YOU HAVE TO LIFT THIS HEAVY THING UP AND UNCLOG IT EVERY TWO SECONDS. FINALLY I JUST ASKED MY BOYFRIEND TO JUST MOW THE LEAVES BECAUSE IT WAS GOING TO TAKE FOREVER AND I WOULD HAVE HAD TO TAKE OFF THE REST OF DECEMBER TO RECOVER FROM BACK PAIN.