Worx Wg801.9 20V Power Share 4" Cordless Shear And 8" Shrubber Trimmer (Tool Only)

This thing is so handy. I can literally trim my lawn edges quicker than my weed eater. The second attachment doe great on hedges. A real time saver. You need this in your life.

This has been the perfect trimmer for when I need to do a quick touch-up but don't want to get the full-size clippers out. It is very lightweight but still has enough power to get through foliage and thin stems when using the trimmer attachment. The clipper attachment has a bit more cutting ability, and works well when cutting down perennials, or for giving an edging trim for creeping evergreens. I don't use it for grass trimming (use a string trimmer for that) but I expect it would handle grass and weeds very well based on how it has performed with perennials.Swapping the blades is simple but keep in mind this is not a heavy-duty machine. If you take care when swapping blades there's no issue with anything breaking. It uses the same 20v battery as other Worx machines. I have a few of those, so I got this as the tool-only version. The ergonomics are very good -- this is way more comfortable to use than other similar mini clippers I've tried.It won't come close to replacing a full size hedge trimmer, but it's effortless to use and a very good option for light trimming.

The US uses different worx batteries to Australian Worx batteries. Worx 20v batteries purchased in Australia will not fit this item, DO NOT PURCHASE. Worx should not be sending this to Australia and at worst should have a disclaimer. Why different batteries???????

My husband has lots of power tools in our garage that I have a problem using - mostly because they are too big and heavy for me. He's 6' tall, I'm 5'1" tall. We were young and healthy when the old tools were bought. He's not able to help me anymore so this year I've been buying WORX products. I never even tried to use the big trimmer we have. I was afraid I'd cut my fingers off and for sure worried about tripping over the electric cord. This little trimmer was easy to figure out how to use. I trimmed three larger yews/taxus last weekend and five smaller ones today. I only used two batteries on the larger shrubs and only one battery today on the five smaller ones. This trimmer is light weight and I was actually amazed how well it worked. I'm 73 years old and only recently started using power tools. I'm not "mechanically inclined" and I didn't have any problem putting the pieces together and reading the instructions. Happy with this purchase. I also bought a power washer a couple weeks before the trimmer and cleaned the deck before I stained it - I'm happy with that too. Now on to the Jaw Saw that I bought but haven't used yet. I bought the Aerocart too - why did I wait so long? It fits me so much better than the construction size wheelbarrow my husband bought 50 years ago - you know, the one that always has a flat tire, that I've tipped over many times. Plus the wagon kit has a seat. I was worried it would be too low but it's fine for my old knees and the handles for the wheelbarrow have a storage place when you change it to a cart so you have someplace to lean on if you need to when you get up from sitting on the wagon. This may seem strange but I did have to watch a tutorial on YouTube to get the Aerocart wagon attachment assembled and while watching that realized I had the wheels on the wheelbarrow on backwards.

Santa brought this to my gardening wife. She is - at this moment- in the front yard mowing down a huge patch of monkey grass as easily a grooming an overgrown standard poodle. It is powerful, lightweight and it stands up on its end. Great product.