Performance specifications
- Motor: JetBurst high-speed motor, up to 21,000 RPM
- Speed control: variable-speed trigger — feather it for delicate dusting or squeeze fully for maximum blast
- Airflow style: focused jet stream for targeted cleaning and drying
- Use: indoor and outdoor
Power and battery specifications
- Battery: 20V 3000mAh (3.0Ah) rechargeable lithium-ion
- Runtime: up to 20–30 minutes per charge, depending on power level
- Charge time: about 2–3 hours from empty with the included charger
- Power source: fully cordless — no outlet or extension cord needed while you work
Design and handling
- Compact, handheld body with an ergonomic grip for one-handed use
- Lightweight enough for overhead vents, shelves and car interiors
- Two nozzles included: short nozzle for wide areas, extension nozzle for tight spots
- Simple trigger operation — no settings to learn
What's in the box
- Bullseye Blower with ergonomic grip
- Rechargeable 20V 3.0Ah lithium-ion battery
- AC battery charger
- Short nozzle
- Bonus extension nozzle
What the numbers mean in real use
Spec sheets are only useful if they translate into results. Up to 21,000 RPM means the motor spins fast enough to push a tight, focused jet of air — the kind that sheets water off a wet car or lifts dust out of a keyboard, rather than a wide, weak breeze.
The 20V 3000mAh battery is sized for short, targeted jobs. Expect up to 20–30 minutes per charge: plenty for drying a car, clearing a porch or dusting a whole PC setup. For bigger jobs, work in sections or keep a second kit charged.
Runtime: how to stretch each charge
- Use the lowest trigger pressure that gets the job done
- Work in short bursts instead of holding full power
- Keep the battery warm in winter — cold packs deliver less
- Charge fully before a big job; a full charge takes 2–3 hours
Nozzles and what each one is for
The short nozzle spreads airflow slightly wider — best for patios, driveways, car panels and decks. The extension nozzle concentrates the jet into a narrow stream — best for vents, keyboards, mirror housings, grills and tight gaps.
Both nozzles attach and remove in seconds, and both are included in every kit along with the battery and charger.
Specs compared to common alternatives
Compressed air cans lose pressure as they empty and cost money every time. The Bullseye Blower delivers consistent power and recharges for pennies. Full-size leaf blowers move more total air but are heavier, louder and awkward indoors. The Bullseye Blower sits in between: a cordless, one-handed tool for quick, precise jobs.
If you regularly clear a large lawn of wet leaves, a full-size blower is the right tool. For everything smaller, these specs are built for you.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the Bullseye Blower run per charge?
Up to 20–30 minutes depending on how hard you run the trigger. Light dusting at low speed stretches runtime; continuous full power shortens it.
How long does it take to charge?
About 2–3 hours from empty with the included charger.
What does 21,000 RPM actually mean?
It's the speed of the motor. Higher RPM pushes air faster through the nozzle, which is what gives the Bullseye Blower its focused jet for drying cars and blasting dust.
Can I buy spare batteries?
Each kit includes one battery. If you need longer sessions, the 2- and 3-pack bundles give you extra complete kits — each with its own battery and charger — at a lower price per blower.
Is it safe to use indoors on electronics?
Yes. Use the variable-speed trigger at low power with the extension nozzle for keyboards, PCs and vents. Unlike compressed-air cans, there's no freezing propellant or residue.
Is there a warranty or guarantee?
Every order is backed by a 90-day money-back guarantee. See the returns page for details.
Does runtime drop in cold weather?
Yes — all lithium-ion batteries deliver less in the cold. Keep the battery indoors until you're ready to work.
Are the nozzles dishwasher-safe or washable?
Wipe nozzles with a damp cloth. Never submerge the blower or battery in water.