Got this for my dad, Its light weight, gets the job done so far. but the gloves are small and taller people will need to reach down a bit more because its a small.

Cheaply made. Batteries die really quick. The blade guard broke during my 1st use. Don't waste your time with this.

This product is versatile and has seriously helped me with the variety of weeds and growth on my property. The fact it came with two batteries makes it really easy to go use it and know you have a spare. I would recommend this to anybody. It is so extremely light than even with physical ailments I am able to use the machine and accomplish a lot.

I bought this not expecting too much out of it. I was on a budget and needed something to get my lawn looking presentable. It arrived quickly and I was pleasantly surprised how powerful it was since it’s battery powered. Not only was I was able to pre cut difficult spots but this little beast powered through the dirt so I could edge up the perimeter of the grass. I’m also so happy with my purchase because I’m not dealing with string trimmers anymore. The attachments change easily and are on secure. I would highly recommend this if you are on a budget, sick of changing strings, and want to get a bang for your buck.

It comes with 3 blades. I never used the saw. I never used the plastic plate I used the knife's blade.. It is very good and it does exactly what it's supposed to very light. Easy to use very dangerous cause. I cut my hands twice in it thinking it's a piece of plastic.Battery life is impressive for the beginning. For the front end backyard, it's kind of not good. You have to anticipate you're gonna stop working in the middle of the second yard.Valley for money. It's amazing, it really worth every penny.For the sturdiness, it cuts grass weed trim some trees and Abraham. Small branches can take a month clean.Overall, I'm not regretting buying it. It's good swore the money and I will buy it again. All you need is a second battery.

Immediately after getting it out of the box I noticed how lightweight it was and was very easy and quick to assemble and change cutting attachments. After charging up the batteries I immediately used it that evening and was blown away by how effortlessly it cut the grass and even milkweeds and thick Vines around my house I was able to do quite a large area of my back porch backyard and around the house in less than 10 minutes with no issue getting the job done and test it out every cutting attachment that it came with. The circular blade has some serious cutting power and after putting it to the test of cutting large tree limbs as thick as 2in and no sooner did I put the blade to the limb and had to move because it was coming down!! This is exactly what I was looking for and I'm very pleased with my purchase!

Read a lot of reviews on this one - I purchased it because of its lightness (even though after about two hours of use anything can feel heavy to old hands/arms) & that it had blades not string. So as far as directions on how to attach/assemble the parts was basically a sheet of paper with some photos that were only partially helpful & I did sit it out where by brother could see it when he came by, hoping he would offer his wisdom (he didn't) so I finally decided to figure it out myself and it really wasn't that big of a deal. The paper shows attaching the blade that I will refer to as a saw blade- a heavy duty thing that sort of scares me. I decided to start with the plastic blade - on the base it does have some recessed area that is obvious that the blade should fit into before tightening. The batteries do have to be charged before use - there are two which is great & they charge quickly. Even though it says no where that once charged they should be disconnected from the electric source (a safety precaution). The battery lasted me close to an hour. What I really liked beside the lightness, was the ease at moving it around close to plants without shredding things I wanted to remain - even in tight corners. Now the area I was cutting was moss with weeds, twigs & some rocks. I did pick up any large twigs/limbs before starting and the rocks are lining paths & keeping the ground from washing away, so they aren't that easy to avoid. The plastic blade (four come with the kit) was doing a great job in my opinion but by the time the battery was getting low I noticed that it wasn't cutting as well. When the plastic blade is spinning you can't see it - when I stopped & checked the blade & it was only about 1 inch long on one side and maybe 1/2 inch on the other (it started out being about 4 inches on each side) - I'd totally worn it down, but I'd already done a lot of the weeding. So when I went for the 2nd battery, I cleaned up the blade area (removed dirt & green that had accumulated) & attached the metal blade (there are two of these). When it spins you can see it clearly which makes it even easier to see what you are getting near & it REALLY cuts! (NOTE: hitting rocks with even the metal blade will put some nicks in it) I ran out of things to wack before the second battery was exhausted. Even though the pole extends to different heights, I'm 5'4" and it could have been a bit longer so I had to bend less (this is my only minus). i don't have as much strength in my hands as I used to & it requires pressing in two different buttons/lever keep it running - a good safety feature in my opinion - so my hands got tired by the end. The adjustable handle that controls how you angle tended to keep moving but I think that was simply due to my inability to tighten it sufficiently - it has a large knob for doing that. I doubt I will ever have a need for the full circular saw blade, but I'm betting it could handle some serious debris. I am quite happy with the purchase and actually looking forward to when the weeds get tall enough to wack again! I'll

I use the metal blade to cut weeds that are too big for a string trimmer. It's surprisingly effective at the job. It's very small and lightweight, and thus not tiring to use like a bigger trimmer. And the two batteries mean you have plenty of power for a day's work. The minus is that the safety button is on the left side, meaning it's meant for a right-hander, and awkward for a left-hander like myself. Also its small size means that it takes longer to finish a job, and thus best used in a small yard.