WeGoflyCordless Grass Trimmer, with (21V 2x Battery & Charger), 4-in-1 Electric Strimmer/Garden strimmer/Brush Cutter and lawn edger, with 2 x Saw Blades, 3 x Metal Blades, 30x Grass Cutting line

Light. Easy & capable.

Based on very brief testing, I like this product! It's compact and efficient, easy to use and store.The instruction manual is well written and tells you everything you need to know to prepare the product for use. It also provides safety information and explains when you might use each type of blade attachment that the trimmer supports.Aside from the string trimmer head, it also comes with three metal blades and two circular saws. You would use the provided key to remove the string trimmer attachment and then securely attach one of the other ones.It can shrink down to a very manageable size, but it feels comfortable and reasonably balanced when it’s extended for use.I can’t speak for battery runtime, but it’s nice that it ships with two batteries. And it’s also nice that it’s cordless to begin with, making the whole process of using it a lot easier compared to, say, a wired one where you have to drag a cable along.There’s a safety button you need to press before you can turn on power to the device. It has a box on the handle where you can store replacement strings, which is quite cool as those items do run down eventually. I’ve only used one other trimmer before, which took a sort of long line that you could extend out. I can’t find this exact type of string on Amazon, but there are various attachments, as well as some plastic blades which might be mountable on the screws that this device ships with.In use, I was able to clean out some weeds on my fence quite quickly. The gardener has just been around, so I couldn’t try it on anything extensive, but it seems to do the trick.The various plastic bits (blade box, auxiliary handle, grass shield) look and feel a bit cheap, but at the end of the day, it doesn’t matter. The overall frame seems solid enough and I didn’t get a feel that it would fall apart in my hands.Ultimately, this seems like good value and just the item I needed!

The WeGofly Cordless Grass Trimmer arrives partly assembled, and comes with the screwdriver and spanner required to complete it, the screwdriver is not great, I ended up using one of my own instead, but that really is just a nit-pick on my part. The Hex spanner is needed to remove the Nylock style nut on the motor spindle to fit or remove the brush cutter / lawn mower accessories. The 'strimmer' function uses pre-cut lengths of plastic with a loop to connect to the motor plate. Changing use is simple and fast.The handle has a storage box for spare trimmer flails, a nice touch,Batteries are charged with a switch mode power supply 'jumbo plug' that has a power plug at the end of a 4 feet (1.2 metre) cable. This plugs into the battery between the connectors / clip at the 'top' with reference to the label. The charger gets quite warm during use, but not exceptionally hot.On the WeGofly Cordless Grass Trimmer I have, one of the skids used for grass cutting is too lose to stay in the socket on the cuttng deck, 'fixed' by sticking some masking tape to one side of the 'plug' that goes into the deck, inconvenient, but not unsueable.The manual uses the work "Installation" instead of assembly, but is very easy to follow. Spare screws and a lock nut are provided as part of the kit.Motor noise is louder than most of the more expensive battery units, but not excessive. The motor is reasonably powerful and was able to cut through some quite thick bramble stalks, slowing down a little, granted, but still able.One star dropped just because of the instruction manual and one skid not fitting. Although it really deserves 4.5 stars just as it does do as claimed.

A great midrange strimmer with a brushless motor, 21v battery & charger, plus lots of accessories included.I chose a cordless strimmer for the same reasons as most other people, because my garden is too big for an electric (cable model) without having to use long extension cables.Also, the petrol ones are too noisy and can be messy when filling with fuel, whereas the cordless strimmer gives you all the freedom with less noise and no fumes.There are 2 options when ordering this item, one with 2 x 21v 4ah batteries or the second option has 2 x 21v 6ah batteries (6ah will offer a much longer run time but they are also heavier and take longer to charge). To be honest both options are good, but I went with the larger battery option due to it costing only £6.50 more, so that was the deciding factor for me.The WeGofly cordless range of tools uses a shared battery system, other items in this range include a cordless hedge trimmer and cordless leaf blower.In theory you should only need one battery and one charger for multiple garden tools, but I could not find any bare tools without the battery and charger to purchase on Amazon, so you will most likely end up with lots of batteries and chargers.I love the colour scheme on this item, it reminds me of army colours for some reason.The strimmer itself is lightweight, but with the battery attached it obviously feels heavier.During use It feels well balanced and powerful.It has a 3-position adjustment, and a rotating head for trimming/edging.There are 3 different types of blades included, and having the metal blades in addition to the usual string line is a massive bonus.Overall, it seems to be well made and comes with a 3-year warranty.The addition of 2 batteries and the various blades makes this tool great value for money.I would highly recommend it to any potential buyers.It's a 5-star rating from me 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

when I purchased this blower, my expectations were medium, once received and used, I was blown away by this purchase, just enough power for my large driveway, battery will last. you will get 2 batteries with the purchase. battery indicator, 6 speeds and very light weight.

The WeGofly 13-inch cordless string trimmer and edger come with two 21V 4.0Ah batteries, a battery charger, two saw blades, two metal blades, 20 grass-cutting lines, instructions, several accessories, adapters, changing tools, gloves, and safety glasses. The instructions are fairly clear and include many illustrations. This is the first cordless trimmer I have used. I have always used corded electric trimmers, and I have probably had a half-dozen of those over the years. I mention this so you know my bias as I evaluate this trimmer. The first thing I tried was the two-tipped metal blade. A family member's yard I take care of has a chain link fence in their backyard. The neighbors let a bunch of invasive brush and weeds grow freely through the fence. It is so irresponsible. Nonetheless, it is up to me to trim it back so that I can run the lawn mower down the fence line. I mounted the sled brackets on the trimmer and was able to run the up, down, and sideways on the face of the fence to cut everything back. This worked much better than the hedge trimmer I had been using previously. Next, I tried the trimmer strings. I removed the sled brackets so that I could get into tighter spaces. The trimmer strings work OK, but this trimmer does not spin nearly as fast as my corded trimmer. Hence, it takes a little more time for it to chew through thick tufts of grass. I think it should spin faster so it gets work done faster. Also, the strings wear down very quickly. After trimming only about a hundred feet along a fence, the strings were worn down to the nubs and needed to be changed. I don't know if there is any way to attach a regular spool-fed trimmer head to this trimmer, but that should definitely be offered. I am going to use up all these trimmer strings very quickly, and it slows me down, as I have to stop to install new strings every hundred feet. I haven't tried the saw blade yet because I don't have any branches that need to be trimmed. You can also attach some included wheels, flip it on its side, and use it as an edger. I did not test this function either. The motor on the unit behaves a little differently than I expected. I expected it to come up to full speed almost instantly, like my corded trimmer. But this motor starts out slow and takes about 1.5 seconds to rev up to full speed. I also found that when my finger let up a little pressure on the trigger switch, I would lose power to the trimmer. You really need to keep the trigger pulled back all the way the whole time. This was annoying. I constantly found myself having to tighten my grip to keep the thing running at full speed. My corded trimmer does not behave this way. Battery life is good. I used one battery for all of the work described above, and it did not fade a bit by the time I was done. Overall, this is a versatile trimmer. I love not being tethered to a power cord. It is so freeing, and it saves setup time. It has some quirks, but it does function for what it is supposed to do.

After using a Black and Decker weed eater for years, this is a brush destroying machine. After our area going through some serious storm damage to trees to my acre of land, my yard became severely overgrown. I knew I would have to get a much stronger brush cutter than my humble weedeater. I needed to cut through vines and weeds up to the diameter of an index finger. I saw this yard tool and wanted it right away. When this WeGofly came, I was surprised at getting so many attachments at such an affordable price. It was easy to put together using the directions that were understandable - after so many manuals have such tiny font, and are so hilariously inintelligible wording, what a shock to have a manual with pictures that made sense with easy-to-read large font. The parts went together well, were thick and durable, yet light weight with the exception of the substantial motor head, and two large capacity batteries 6AH. The batteries work with many common battery powered tools I have. It even came with a slide in shoe type charger instead of a round plug charger. Most battery tools do not come with these desirable perks. I did notice that there is no charge display on the battery, but that is okay. I can now tell when a battery is getting tired, because the motor begins to slow down. I installed the steel propeller type cutting blade. I cut down around 1,000 sf of knee high brush down to the ground on one battery. I was surprised that even though my battery was warm, it accepted the charger right away. Usually with my other batteries when I work them hard, they will sometimes throw the heat protection circuit. I will have to put my other batteries in my freezer to chill out before they will charge. These batteries are robust. I was surprised how resilient the motor is. Vines would wrap around the shaft and I would have to unwind them off the shaft. The motor did not overheat, but it would bog down and even stopped sometimes. I did notice the motor seems to have a starter type winding so I would have to let it wind up to full speed before using. Sometimes I would press the power button and the motor would start and then stop. I would press it again and it would ramp up to speed the second attempt. There are numerous other attachments I did not try, but did look at them. They looked well designed and durable. I like the idea of having wheels and being able to trim my driveway. This has two metal blades that are designed to cut wood since they have carbide type tips. They seem to be an odd size. I did look at replacement blades and I was pleased to see they are reasonably priced as well. Sometimes a company will sell their product cheap and have high prices on replacement parts. This company, refreshingly does not do that. Overall, I am well pleased with this very versatile, well equipped lawn tool that is budget friendly. I will mainly use this for wacking away overgrown brush. I am up in years and even though this is a much beefier machine than a lightweight weed eater, I was able to tolerate about an hour of torturing this humble workhorse. This is comparable to a lightweight gas version without the weight. I can easily give this five stars

I ordered this for weed whipping around my house and also managing a HEAVILY forested 2 acres of my property where weeds / brush grow 5 feet tall by the end of the season. I did not try out the mowing function or the edging function but it would appear that this unit could handle both of those very well.I did test the weed whipper and brush cutting capabilities extensively and this tool performs extremely well. Sufficient power to slice through grass, tall weeds, and small brush easily with just the blade.The value is extraordinary. The 3 blades, mowing ropes, and even 2 saw blades were of great quality. I sliced down a quarter acre of tall growth with ease. I was surprised the unit came with 2 batteries... which led me to believe that the battery life was short and I would need 2 batteries to do an hour's worth of hard work. Boy, was I wrong. I had the weed whacker humming at full throttle for almost an hour straight and I only bled one battery down to 75%. The battery on one full charge lasted longer than I did. I don't know if I'd ever need the 2nd battery but I'm glad to have it.Might Be An Issue?When I was doing "start/stop/start/stop" weed whacking (around my house), I couldn't get it to fire up again to full power. I would hold the trigger and it would fade and die after numerous attempts. Finally, I pulled the battery out and reinserted and it ran fine ONLY AS LONG AS I held my finger on the trigger when I went full bore taking care of my wooded acres. I'm going to try the 2nd battery to see if this is a battery issue or a unit issue. I don't want to send the unit back, I'm willing to deal with the glitch even if it means I have to hold down the trigger. I'll report back if I can't get it this fixed.I'm nitpickingI appreciate the goggles, but they are very cheaply madeI'm 5'10" and I wish I could extend the handle just a little more, If I was taller, I might complain more about the handle lengthThe battery charge reader on the handle is difficult to see in sunlight conditions making it difficult to see how much is left. No biggie though, the battery life seems to last forever!I used to use a corded weed whipper with complicated weed eater string replacement, a corded edger, and a gas chain saw to manage areas of my property. This unit takes care of all of those duties. I'm keeping this at 5 stars unless I can't resolve my power failure issue listed above. Even then, I'd only drop it to 4 stars.

I've not tried ALL of the attachments for this unit, i primarily got it for the weed eater and edger part of it.I'm a dissappointed at the Weed Eater strings that came with it. The pack of 20 that came with it, I used 10 of them in the first 5 minutes of using it, They snapped and broke really easy and had to add more to it, So the Strings don't work that well and not been able to source new ones like the ones that came with it. So have to figure out how to make my own.The Saw blades I've not used yet for trimming small tree stumps or whatnot to the ground, I've got a few and intend on using to see.It's got a descent torque to it but does stop frequently when it gets stuck like the edger part of it, Digging in the dirt near the sidewalk, if it gets stuck between the cement and dirt it shuts down and you have to pull it free.. The edger part didn't work well for me being in a wheelchair, If it had more flexibility to bend the head down to a 90* or more it'd work perfect, but I have to stand it up vertical to the ground to edge with it and that don't work well for me being in a wheelchair, So edging part not recommended for wheelchair use.The batteries seem to be long lasting, I use the blades to raise it off the ground and the edger blades to trim around trees, fence etc, makes it easier to so I don't have ot lift and hold it above the ground, tiring and difficult to use being in a wheelchair, have to wheel a little up, trim, move forward a little, trim, etc. With the blade runners I can push and pull.With the runner blades on, it does have limitations on cutting as the blade don't go all the way to the runners so trying to cut a big bunch of stuff at a time with the runners on don't work great, so you'll have to remove those to cut more at a time.This is a nice unit for what it is, With it's multi use, 2 Batteries, 1 was fully charged, the other took 8 hrs to charge, it's ability to cut grass, trim, edge and even includes gloves and safety glasses, tools and everything needed right out of the box.Being electric makes it easier to use for wheelchair users, We won't have to worry about trying to start or figuring out how to start gas powered units as it can be difficult. So Highly recommended for wheelchair users and everyone else.Most of my Reviews, Depending on the product are all based on How easy it is to use, lift, move etc being in a wheelchair. It does have some weight behind it so can be tiring to hold and stuff, but love the telescoping part of it too.