Cordless Grass Strimmer/Edger, 2 x 4.0Ah Battery and Fast Charger, 90° Head pivots, with Auxiliary wheels, 5x Nylon Blades, 2x Metal Blades, 2 x saw blade, For Garden brush cutter Grass Trimmers

My husband loves this, we bought one for our son as he kept pinching itEasy to use, cuts the edges easily battery lasts well

The product is very light and easy to use, however the battery doesn't last very long. I have a long garden (about 12 feet if I'm remembering correctly) which was about a 3rd covered in Blackberry brambles, and some very tall grass (haven't touched the garden in a couple of years due to one thing any another). With the battery only lasting about 15 minutes using the saw blade, which was needed for the brambles, we could only do about 30 minutes per day before needing to recharge. Recharge took longer than stated, and then waited for battery to cool down before putting away until the next free time to tackle more brambles. So this took 3 or 4 days to do the garden or as much as we plan to do. Leaving a portion of brambles for the wildlife over the winter (have a couple of families of hedgehogs in the breeding season, and at least one family during the winter months). The batteries are the only negative I have with this machine.It's light enough for me to move about - but strong enough to cut through brambles.Impressed with the amount of blades that came with it. Although I would have liked 2 saw blades and less of the plastic blades.Loved that there's an indicator light on the charger to say when it's fully charged.Also impressed in how quite it is. I was worrying about how loud it might be, even though the blurb says it's quite. It is, even my neighbour commented on how quite it was.Would have liked a longer charge on the battery as it takes longer to charge than it is to use. May have to invest in another set of batteries before next year's cutting season arrives.Other than that I'm not the only one impressed with this machine, so are my son and my partner. My partner is not easily impressed so high praise indeed.

I have been looking (in vain) for a gadget that will trim my lawn edges - miles of it - without me having to do it by hand. This seemed to offer, not just this feature but also the ability to trim without having to support the weight of the machine off the ground whilst trimming. It uses an unusual pair of skis which are fitted to the underside of the trimmer and enable a very smooth operation which can be with just one hand. A very easy button push turns the trimmer head through 90 ° to enable edge trimming. One point, which is mentioned in the handbook, but not very clearly, is that you need to use the plastic wire attachments and not any of the many other types supplied with the machine to do lawn edges. If you do you will get razor sharp edges in a few seconds. There is also a rolling wheel when used this way which means that you don't have to hold the trimmer off the ground. The design is the best I have come across. I could suggest a few small improvements such as a more convenient way to attach the skis without having to get the screwdriver (supplied) out. But most things, like the very easy way to lengthen the shaft and the lightweight of it all and all the accessories supplied for a really good price, make this one of the best garden gadgets I have bought in recent years.

Good product, if you have no electric nearby this is a value for money alternative to a petrol strimmer. Lightweight to use. It's not up to really big jobs but runs fairly quiet and is a good garden tool. I only received one battery, (its advertised with 2) hence 4 stars instead of 5.

We have a garden with the usual paths hedges bushes and tricky to get to bits. Fed up with strimmers with plastic line that always need readjusting just as you get going, I looked for something more adaptable to do the job.This set has a simple well thought through design and has a number of options covering simple strimming to lopping off small branches. The nice thing is ,on first trials they all seem to work !!!.The batteries (and its good to have two) seem quite powerful at this early stage. Easy to charge and fit.When the battery is fitted , the unit is not heavy and the adjustable arm make it easy to use for a range of family members.Successful edge trimming was achieved using plastic and metal blades , once the technique of handling is learnt - so, very impressed so far - lets hope this one lasts a bit - the days of strimmer cord are past - yesss.

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This strimmer has very positive reviews and I can understand why it appeals to many, being light, easy to carry and operate, and with a good battery life. However, to be frank this is a device far ahead of its time for battery power. It's the difference between a close wet shave and an electric razor. Ok the job gets done after a fashion but there's no comparison for the cleanness and neatness of cut. Many straggly blades remain after each pass whereas a high powered petrol strimmer cuts grass in a single sweep as short as you require it to be.The batteries do hold their charge remarkably well considering the power demand on them. But during a cut there's not enough 'meat' to power through. If you've ever driven an under-powered car up a hill you'll know the feeling.Don't get me wrong, this technology is on the way, but judging by this it's a decade off before it can complete with the petrol versions, especially for brush cutting. This company are probably going to be in the lead of that change when it comes because of the practical qualities in the design of this machine.One clear weakness in the construction of this model is in the weakness of the metal blades intended for brush cutting. They are flimsy and cheap, though I expect that for lightness purposes this was an inevitable design consideration. There's nothing wrong with the plastic blades however, they are robust and strong enough for strimming grass.