KOMOK Professional Cordless Electric Pruning Shears Secateurs, Smart Garden Orchard Tools 2 Rechargeable 2Ah Battery Tree Branch Pruner with Power Display 42mm/1.65", 8-10 Working Hours

This battery operated Komok 42mm pruner is totally awesome. I have a smaller 1" pruner by another manufacturer, but I never use it now that I have the Komok.PRO: This pruner can cut fairly large branches. It is powerful. The battery life is great. The on-off is a slider switch, and very easy to operate even with thick gloves on. My other pruner times out after a couple of minutes, but the Komok is still ready to go after being set aside for 5 minutes while picking up branches. If you want to put the pruner down with the jaws shut, the quickest way is to pull the trigger and turn it off.CON: Although the pruner cuts branches easily, I didn't think the blade had been sharpened to optimal sharpness, so I used a Felco 903 diamond file and improved the edge. The diamond coating on the blades has the benefit of protecting the blades against rust, but sap and branch debris seems to be more difficult to remove than my other pruner with stainless steel blades. I recommend using Felco 981 Resin Remover each time before putting the Komok away for the day. I'm also a big fan of Felco 980 oil which is in an aerosol spray can.You can tell I am a big fan of Felco maintenance products (as well as their manual pruners and lopers). In recommending them, I have no conflict of interest.

These KOMOK 42mm Electric Pruning Shears have quickly become one of my favorite tools I've ever purchased! I was looking for the most powerful, brushless shears I could find when I selected these ones (after doing A LOT of research on powered shears). I have a whole bunch of dead wood branches (dry) and needed to cut 'em down to firewood kindling size. Nearly every pine tree on my property has long been dead from the bark beetles infestation. These KOMOK shears though have not disappointed! If a branch can fit in the jaws of these things, it can make the cut. On a few occasions I had to make a double or triple cut, but those were really big branches, and these KOMOK's STILL made the cut! These are POWERFUL! Concerning safety when using these powered pruners, let me say this about that: It would be UNFORGIVEN to accidentally leave a finger in the path of these JAWS. Even with having a really good "Finger Protection" safety feature, EXTREME CAUTION should be used when operating these things. They're no joke! Children of ALL ages should NEVER be allowed to use these shears. ADULTS ONLY type of thing. Back to the good, these electric pruning shears are AWESOME! The battery pack power will literally last all day! And it comes with 2 battery packs! I can't say enough good about 'em. I've been using 'em heavily for over a year now! The total cut count (which displays on the LCD when you switch it on) is at 40,582! My dad has borrowed them to prune live fruit trees and he really liked 'em as well. These powered pruning shears are expertly designed and BUILT TOUGH! KOMOK has set the new GOLD standard! JUST GET THESE ONES, TRUST ME.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this electric pruner because I have Carpul Tunnel Syndrome in my right hand. I hold it with my right hand, it weights about a pound and it works flawlessly. It makes fast clean cuts as fast as you can pull the trigger. If cut is larger than 1-1/4" you can pull trigger 2 or 3 times and it cuts the branch into. I have a large kiwi grow and extensive fruit trees to prune and it has worked perfect. It had a defective charger when I got it and the seller promptly replaced it. The steel in the blade is very hard and good quality. I use a hand Cornea AC8300 Carbide Sharpner to touch up blade to keep it sharp. I love this pruner, it takes the work out of pruning. I have used it non-stop for 2-1/2 hours and battery is still strong. If I had a choice to buy it again, I would hands down. I love it so much I bought one for my son's birthday, he loves it also

The customer service is awesome, the tool works beautifully. I have small hands and arthritis so it was time to get something to trim the bushes and trees that never stop growing in Florida. Above is a photo of an Arabian Lilac that toppled over a few days ago and had to be heavily trimmed to save it. The storm was so strong it whipped around like a tornado. The limbs were larger than an inch and very hard wood. The clippers worked great and we got the job done in less than an hour. Hand trimmers would have taken forever. The cuts are clean and precise so no worries about cracking etc.Just work carefully and don't get your fingers anywhere near the blades when using or when removing the batteries. Its lighter than it looks so fatigue was not a problem. Just can only say positive things about this. I also bought the smaller one as well so that when my husband and I work together one cuts the big stuff and the other trims to fit into the recycle bin. It never freezes here so we are going to get lots of use out of these tools. Love love it. A must tool for hurricane season, which is now upon us ugh.

These really work and are easy to use. However, turning them on and off can be a problem. They have a type of electronic brain that responds to how you use the trigger, but response is not always the same. Also, plugging a hole to keep oil in does not seem to be the best design. The bottom line is that they work very well once you get the shears to open and battery life is very acceptable. My gardener really likes them and is learning how to close the shears before putting them away. Timing of trigger pull seems to be fussy.