The Worx 2026 40V Trivac is a strong fall-cleanup tool. It blows, vacuums, and mulches with one cordless body. Its 600 CFM airflow beats the old corded Trivac by a wide margin. Its 20:1 mulch ratio shrinks leaf piles fast. However, runtime is limited per charge. Also, no Amazon rating exists yet for this new model. Overall, I rate it 4.2 out of 5 for homeowners with medium to large leaf-covered yards.
A cordless leaf blower vacuum mulcher should do three jobs well. It should clear leaves fast. It should vacuum them up. Then it should mulch them small. The Worx 2026 40V Trivac promises all three. It reached the market in September 2026. It is the cordless successor to the popular corded Trivac line. In this review, I check its specs, price, and real trade-offs. I also flag what is still unverified for this new model.
What Is the Worx 2026 Trivac?
The Trivac is Worx’s 3-in-1 yard tool. It works as a leaf blower. It works as a leaf vacuum. It also works as a mulcher. You switch modes without tools. One touch changes the tool from blower to vacuum. The mulcher then chops leaves with triple-layer metal impellers. The result is a 20:1 mulch ratio. In other words, 20 bags of leaves become roughly one bag of mulch. That is a huge saving on bagging and hauling. The tool runs on Worx’s PowerShare batteries. Those batteries also fit more than 75 other Worx tools. So the kit can serve beyond leaf season.
Key Specs and Performance
First, airflow reaches 600 max CFM. That is far above the old corded Trivac’s 350 CFM. It clears driveways and lawns faster. Second, a 3-speed control lets you match power to the task. Light debris needs low speed. Wet, heavy leaves need full power. Third, runtime per full charge is up to 49 minutes as a blower. As a vacuum, it is up to 35 minutes. Two 20V 4.0Ah batteries come in the base kit. A four-battery kit exists for longer sessions. Fourth, a quick-release design makes emptying easy. You dump the bag without a struggle. Finally, the tool is fully cordless. No cord means no tripping and no outlet hunting.
The 2-battery kit was deal-tracked at $259.99 in October 2026, down from $300. That is the kit this review prices. The 4-battery kit was tracked at $319.99 at the same time. That kit costs more, but it doubles your runtime reserve. Note that deal prices move often. Therefore, check the live price before you buy. Also note that prices here are US street prices tracked in October 2026. They are not a promise of today’s price.
Pros and Cons
What I Like
600 CFM airflow beats the old corded Trivac by a wide margin.
Three tools in one body replace a rake, a vacuum, and a mulcher.
20:1 mulch ratio with metal impellers shrinks leaf piles fast.
Cordless PowerShare batteries also fit 75+ other Worx tools.
Toolless mode switching and quick-release emptying save time.
What to Watch
Runtime is capped per charge: 35 minutes vacuuming, 49 minutes blowing.
No Amazon star rating exists yet for this new model.
The 4-battery kit at $319.99 sits above the usual value band.
Weight and top air speed are not verified yet for this new model.
It is a leaf-season tool, so small yards may leave it idle for months.
Who Should Buy It?
This tool fits homeowners with medium to large yards and heavy leaf fall. It also fits buyers already in the Worx PowerShare system. If you hate raking and bagging, the vacuum-mulch combo will save real time. However, skip it if your yard is tiny or mostly paved. A simple blower costs less for that job. Also skip the 4-battery kit unless you face very large cleanups. The 2-battery kit covers most yards.
Up to 49 minutes as a blower and up to 35 minutes as a vacuum per full charge. Heavy, wet leaves drain batteries faster. The 4-battery kit doubles your reserve.
Is it the same as the old Worx WG583 TriVac?
No, it is not. The 2026 model is a new design with 600 CFM and a 20:1 mulch ratio. The older WG583 has lower airflow and a 12:1 ratio. Do not mix their specs.
Does it work as a garden vacuum only?
Yes, it does. You can vacuum leaves straight into the collection bag. Then the mulcher chops them down. You can also use it as a blower alone.
What is still unverified?
Its Amazon star rating and review count are not verified yet. Its weight and top air speed are also unverified for this new model. This review quotes none of those figures.
My Verdict
For fall cleanup, the Worx 2026 Trivac earns its place. It clears fast, vacuums well, and mulches leaves down to a fraction of their size. The cordless design removes the worst part of yard work: cords and rakes. Its limits are honest ones. Runtime caps each session, and its long-term record is still unwritten. Even so, at the $259.99 kit price, it is a strong buy for leaf-heavy yards. I rate it 4.2 out of 5.
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