What is the Tone Outdoors T1 leaf blower?

The Tone Outdoors T1 is a new leaf blower developed by Whisper Aero, featuring aerospace technology for reduced noise and increased power.

How quiet is the Whisper Aero T1 leaf blower?

The T1 leaf blower is 80 percent quieter than leading gas models, operating at an average of 52 decibels.

When can I buy the T1 leaf blower and how much does it cost?

The T1 leaf blower can be preordered for $599 and is scheduled to ship in September.

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CES 2026: Revolutionary Leaf Blower Debuts

8 Jan

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Summary

New leaf blower is 80% quieter and 60% more powerful.
It offers up to 50 minutes of run time on a single charge.
Preorders start at $599, with shipping expected in September.

CES 2026: Revolutionary Leaf Blower Debuts

Whisper Aero, a company leveraging aerospace technology, has introduced a revolutionary leaf blower, the T1, at CES 2026 under its Tone Outdoors sub-brand. This new device is engineered to be significantly quieter and more powerful than traditional gas-powered models. Its advanced design, originally developed for quieter electric aerospace motors, dramatically reduces noise while increasing efficiency, boasting an 80 percent reduction in noise and a 60 percent increase in power compared to leading handheld gas blowers.

The T1 leaf blower features an impressive 880 CFM of airflow and operates at an average of 52 decibels, making it considerably quieter for users and neighbors. It offers an extended run time of up to 50 minutes on a single charge in Eco mode, with plans for a battery backpack to extend clean-up sessions for several hours. A built-in LED 'nightlight' also allows for operation after dark, enhancing its usability.

Available for preorder at $599, the T1 is scheduled to ship in September, with a limited edition 'Silence Is Golden' version available for $699. While the battery backpack is expected in Q1 2027, Tone Outdoors has indicated additional models are in development and a partnership with Stanley Black and Decker aims to integrate this quiet technology into more products.