The 4stroke model is easy to start and operate. Very strong blower. Seems well made. I have used it for about 10 hours so far. Happy with this unit. Very reasonable price as well.

Starts easily after a little learning curve. If it makes any attempt to start on full choke, take it off choke (don't keep pulling) and it will start immediately with choke off. That works for me on cold starts, don't choke it when it is warm. Initially it seemed under powered. The volume is fine but the velocity seemed weak. However I quickly realized it is ample for my use and actually better suited in the fact I don't have to reblow leaves,grass and dirt from tight places but once. Unlike my chasing stuff back and forth with my other blowers to get junk out the door. It does have some heft but well balanced. The fuel tank is a little small but for my purpose not a real issue. Oil change is straight forward and easy. I personally think you cannot "over change" oil, thats cheap insurance.

Bought it as a gift for my husband and he said it was great better than the electric one he has already a lot of power gets the job done fast

Light weight, starts right up, no pre-mixing the fuel. Was very easy to assemble. Sufficient power for what I need it for.

I wanted a 4 cycle/stroke engine in a blower and this is basically the only one available anymore. In the past I had a Craftsman 4 stroke gasoline engine blower that had good wind power. After that one kicked the can a got a Milwaukee 18 volt single battery blower which eat 5.0, 6.0 and 8.0 ah batteries. I returned that to the store and ordered a Mikita 4 stoke blower. It had decent power but it had a lot of blow by, blowing oil out of the exhaust. This blower doesn’t have a lot of power but gets the job done that I need done with blowing off dry grass, leaves and light dirt. Anything more and it will not do much. If the debris is wet good luck blowing it off the of anything. It has a very small fuel tank and doesn’t provide a lot of work time! My next blower will be a dual 18 volt battery Milwaukee blower and I will buy and use the 12.0 ah batteries…$$$…but it gets rid of the gasoline engine.

It's not as powerful as I thought it would be for a 4 cycle, but it blows the leaves and it is what I wanted. It tends to get really hot than other brands that we have had.

The Zenix blower is adequate for homeowner use it’s very light and easy to use but I was expecting more power or velocity of air not adequate for me but I won’t return it should of review more

I wish that gas tank on it was a little bigger. It only holds a little bit of gas. Lots of power and easy to operate with.

The plastic tunnel that is used to guide the air flow doesn't stay on and I will have to use Ductape to hold it together. It's a sad day in America when you sell cheaply manufactured and cheaply engineered epuipment as top-grade capable equipment

Broke first time I used it. Too much hassle to return/