It is very small in size, meaning it is ideal for the hands of a 1.5 to 2-year-old, but it is miniature in the hands of a 4-year-old (especially if there is a real tool in the house and the children know its size). Personally, I would have expected it to have the characteristic cord that is pulled to start it, so that it would engage the children more and resemble their dad's, but it doesn't have it. Externally, it is a very good imitation of the real thing, it doesn't look very "fake", but its engine failed us very quickly... On the second day, after being dropped by the child's hands, it stopped blowing air, and in less than a week it started making "clunking" sounds. Now, when the button is pressed, it makes a purring sound like an imitation of an engine starting and stopping, it doesn't proceed to the "blowing" sound it had before.
At first, it held the interest of both children almost all day, as long as it was blowing air, and they were "cleaning" the yard. As soon as the air stopped, the children's interest dramatically decreased, and after the sound issues, they simply forgot about it.
I would have expected better internal construction quality from a company with such a name and toy price, since we are talking about children's toys and it is obvious that they will fall from the children's hands.