WORX WG252E 20V PowerShare Cordless Pole Hedge Trimmer 45cm | 20V cordless pole hedge trimmer; 2.8m Reach; 45cm blade length; battery & charger included

Best thing iv ever invested in. Light weight to begin with but it does weigh you down when cutting for longer periods. However my upper body strength isn't the greatest! Every year I have to tackle the most longest hedges known to man due to poor upkeep on the other side! The ladders are getting a little scary for me so bought this bad boy! They glide through thin hedge branches but do struggle with thick so keep a electric or petrol trimmer to hand for those. It has cut down the workload massively. Came well packaged. Instructions are vague but its not rocket science to put together. All in all i can't moan. Beats getting stabbed by hedges when leaning on the ladders!

I have been looking for a battery powered cordless hedge trimmer and this is amazing. This was a great price and had great reviews. I have used this on tall hedges and small bushes to keep tidy. It’s such a great tool and the extendable pole really helps. It’s also not too heavy or loud at all. Battery lasts a full garden session too. Highly recommend.

A mixed bag of views here. It works and cuts well within the given parameters. The extension is sufficient for most gardens It angulates nicely according to need and it’s easily adjustable. Its part of the worx ecosystem and charges quickly A 2Ah battery goes a long way Less good: It can be heavy for some people Blades rust easily (ensure oiling after each use) It suits my purposes fully, but in comparison with a corded hedge trimmer on a pole, there is not much between them. These things are unwieldy and more or less heavy. The ease of setting up, ie pick it up, pop in the battery and go cutting is unrivalled. No messy cables and no rushed tidying up in case of rain. That is the real strength and it induces a more regular light cut than a mammoth trim twice a year.

After my Ryobi packed up i bought the Worx pole hedge trimmer. I consider the Worx much better than the Ryobi. It's sturdier particularly on long reach, easier to use as it adjusts easily. I already had the batteries and was cheaper. Won't cut anything bigger than my thumb but I have long reach pruning shears. Overall, a good product like most of the Worx kit. Might buy the chainsaw extension.

Superb product. Long reach and compatible with my mower batteries. I’m 5’7 9.5 stone and can hold this in short stints no issues.

Weighing the box, "Oh, this doesn't feel so bad." Unpacked the head and pole, "Yup, it's light." After assembly, "Oof, this might be hard to use for long periods..." Before I start, I'd just like to mention this is the first extendible pole trimmer I've used. I already have a corded trimmer but it meant lugging around an old wooden ladder and positioning it in soil to deal with high hedges. So, I thought why not try a cordless pole trimmer? Gtech was out of my budget range even though it's 1kg lighter than this and the cheaper ones that don't have warranties are too likely to fail so, I went with this. I did as much research as possible; reading reviews both on this site and more specialised sites as well as watch videos. A lot of them complain about these kind of trimmers being top heavy because of the motor at the end of the pole. Einhell has one at the handle but unfortunately it seemed to be corded only. Unpacking & Assembly ===================== On arrival, it's in its original bright orange coloured brand box so everyone knows what you bought as with a lot of things these days. It was quite hard to open because the cellotape was all over the slots that you pull out to unpack. Seemed light so far at 5kg. Parts were easy to unpack mostly but again, some cellotape gets in the way when unwrapping the battery and charger so you had to be very careful when removing away the wrapping (well ok, you could just rip it apart too). The battery I had only had 1/3 charge on arrival so I charged it while I had a look at the trimmer itself. Picking up the head again I thought, "Light enough..." Now at this point, I was puzzled why I couldn't just slot the head into the main pole. There's even a red sticker pointing downwards at the connection point! Checked the instructions and it seems I was doing everything right... Then I remembered one review on here "REMOVE THE CAP." So yes, remove the cap from the base of the head or it won't fit. It is not in the instructions and it's easy to think the down arrow means slot it into the pole while the cap is on. After that, assembling the trimmer was pretty much complete while the strap easily clips into place. Actual Use =========== As someone with a desk job and not a gym goer, it indeed feels top heavy as people say. It feels light when you're holding the saw end directly in your hand but once held like a fishing pole you will most likely feel the strain. And this is without extending the pole! What I did find was using the strap as leverage made it easier to hold. The strap lets you handle the trimmer like a see-saw so when you press down on the handle, it swings up and the strain ends up on your shoulder (you hardly feel it). Once I figured this out, extending it by 1m was still manageable. Despite that, I found myself leaving it on the ground to take the occasional short break before resuming trimming again. The head is very easy to adjust and I found myself doing it several times as I worked. Quite handy for trimming the top of flat hedges. On the other hand, the mechanism somewhat feels flimsy so I do take care when doing so. It was also easiest when adjusting the head if you placed the pole on the ground. You may still find yourself preferring a ladder at some point when you can't see what parts of the top edge of the hedges you're trimming. I suggest checking if this trimmer is TALLER than the top of your hedge so you can angle it diagonally. At some point, I didn't realise the bolt that tightens the point where the strap connects to the pole had come off. Fortunately its bright orange colour allowed me to find it again easily. The triangular clip on the strap also became undone during another session but again, fortunately I was holding onto the saw at the time so it didn't drop onto the ground. I had to spend a bit of time twisting the clip back into place afterwards. As far as power is concerned, it's been good enough to use on my hedges and haven't experienced any snagging. When it does seem to struggle at cutting the thicker 10mm+ branches, I just try a different angle and they're cut e.g. I try going from top to bottom, it doesn't cut so I swing up from under the branch instead. The 20V 2.0Ah battery, which is the smallest battery in its range, lasts a decent amount of time. After a full charge, it wasn't until 3 hours of use did the battery lose one of its segments. I got 6 hours out of it (two trimming sessions) before it had a single light left. Overall, a cordless trimmer with good battery life and enough power to cut through my hedges fairly easily. However, as many have mentioned, it is top heavy (imagine a saw at the end of a fishing pole) so unless you learn to use the strap for leverage on your shoulders, your arms will most likely tire out quickly. Also, unless this is much higher than the top of your hedges, you'll probably end up using a ladder anyway so that you can see where you're trimming. + Easy assembly. + Good battery life; 2.0Ah offered 6 hours (2 sessions) before last segment of light. + Easy to adjust head for different angles. + Bright orange colour makes any parts easy to spot. - Top-heavy as people say. - Instructions doesn't mention "remove the cap" on the head's base. - Parts became loose during use.

This has been super useful for diy tree maintenance and general use. Long reach, good power, not too noisy and so far, reliable. Only negative is weight/balance of item when at full extension.

I really rate Worx products and have several now; it's great that you can buy the unit without a battery/charger if you already have one, saving money and waste. There are also regular discounts, if you can wait for the opportune moment to buy. I have fairly high hedges, and as I get older, hedge trimming on a ladder is getting more difficult, and less safe. The pyracantha also cuts me to ribbons when I tackle it each winter, but the birds love it so I put up with it. Plus, there's the hassle of trailing extension cables through the house and garden, hoping you don't trip on it, get it stuck, or cut through it. All resolved by this one excellent product! I've dropped a star because, like many power tools, it was clearly made for a man with a larger wingspan and hands than mine. It therefore feels unbalanced when extended (despite the strap), really hefty, and difficult to use. But in its defence, my hedges are quite thick, especially if the neighbours haven't cut their side, and I probably need more practice with it. First impressions, it was very effective at cutting the privet and the pyracantha down to size (without me getting stabbed in the process since I was well out of the way - In Your Face, devil plant!) The reach is seriously impressive if you can manage to hold onto it, and it isn't difficult to assemble or adjust. You're also likely to get the job done much more quickly, on account of not needing to faff about with aforementioned cables. Just remember to charge the battery first! I have the 4Ah battery, which has been going strong for 5+ years, and which I find to be very powerful and long lasting. I see the bad reviews, but despite it not being made for me, and sore muscles the day after using it, I am really pleased I bought it (on offer). No more flailing precariously up a ladder!

Hyper pratique pour mes tailles d'arbustes

Beaucoup plus efficace que le taille haie et facile dutilisation

Mi immaginavo fosse più potente, ma sono contento, Fa il suo lavoro e è davvero pratico per il mio giardino.

ottimo prodotto

Haven't used it yet but looks very able. Good height.