Electric Pruning Shears, Upgraded LCD Display & 2pcs 21V 2000mAh Enhanced Battery, Electric pruner Use SK5 Alloy Blades, Pruning Diameter 20-35mm, Cordless pruner for Tree, Branch, and Grass Trimming

I have manual fiskars pruners. I guess I’m just too old to use those for the carpal tunnel on both wrists. This is a godsend for me. Cuts branches like a hot knife on butter. Even tried ones I thought wouldn’t be able to handle because of the size. Did absolutely fine. No problems. It’s really nice have the hard case and two batteries. Seems like it would work for a whole day working on my pines and aspens. I thank you for how well thought out the whole package is!!

Great product.

After the last hurricane, we had several of our larger shrubs get damaged and larger limbs die off. I have a chain saw, but thought that would be overkill.So I got these shears to see if I could handle most of the smaller limbs. This shear handle all the limbs around an inch. Since most limbs were died and dried, cut them was as ease. I was able to cut a larger limb but it took me a few nips to finally get through it.I am glad that the kit came with two batteries, not that I needed them both. But I like that it can allowed me to finish everything I might need to get done in a day. The trigger was responsive to each pull. This shear made lite of everything I needed to get done.

both my friend and I use similar tools, which we have purchased through amazon and they are great--these are not--too light weight, under powered--take a step up, spend another 30$ and get a real tool--note to self--read the description more carefully!!

Im am Estate caretaker of a heavily wooded property. I saw a like Item on FB videos about charitable lawn care. I thought it was a cool item. I looked and looked at dewalt pruners, read reviews and just could not spend 130.00 on this item i just thought was cool. I ordered the 40mm at half price. They sent me a 50mm. I got out on the property and about a half mile up the drive of just going at it I had to call my husband for the 2nd battery. I kept going till nearly dark and walked a mile back to the mower and beat feet home. This pruner is now my precious. I go nowhere on the property without it.

I already had two devices like this, one at my primary home and one at our second home. And, I consider a cordless pruning shear like this to be one of the best tools that I have EVER ordered or used. Last week, I was doing a great deal of cutting at my primary home. I was cutting up a pile of small limbs that had collected in back of the house. We have a yard waste pickup service where I am limited weekly to 10 bags of yard waste or ten bundles of sticks (or a combination of the two). I have discovered that it is way more efficient for me to cut up small limbs and sticks as I can normally get way more small cut pieces in one bag than I can get in two or three bundles of sticks as the bundle sizes are limited to certain quantities or sizes when bound. I was using another brand (cordless pruner) last week and I got a little too aggressive and probably tried to cut a small branch that was a bit above the stated capacity of the unit......and the blades got stuck in the limb a couple of times. Then the unit I was using seemed a bit weaker on the "branch size capacity" than it had been. I finally figured out that the blades had loosened a bit when they got stuck and once I tightened them back up, the unit was back to performing as I expected (and loved).I ordered this one as a backup unit but was disappointed a bit as soon as I opened the package. I thought to myself, "this one does not look as strong (or feel as strong)" as the one I already had from a different seller. It turns out that I was right. Even thought the wife had already used it at the lake house a couple of days ago, I tried it myself yesterday before we came back home. I found a stick that we had cleared out of the yard on the lake side. It was about 5/8 to 3/4 of an inch thick but it was not fresh cut and had in fact been in our "pile" for a few weeks......it had already weakened from the exposure and from being cut off from the tree upon which it had grown. The pruning tools that I already had would have had no problem cutting this stick. This one did. I made four cuts and it only needed one pass to cut the stick once out of four times. Yes, I did get stuck with the pruner that I mentioned using above, but I was attempting to cut a small branch that was a bit over 1 inch in diameter AND was fairly green ( and thus quite hard). The device on this link is OK but not great. Unlike what is claimed on the link (up to 35mm or about 1 3/8 inches thick), I do not think that you will be happy when trying to cut a stick or limb that is 1 inch in diameter. Another similar device that I have reviewed (and absolutely love) is here.....https://www.amazon.com/Seesii-Portable-Batteries-Gardening-PH535/dp/B0CNK8375J/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8. It is stronger and also comes with two batteries. It does cost twenty dollars more but, in my opinion, is worth the higher price.

I usually don't write reviews, but I really like this product. I got it for cheap with a coupon. (It was the cheapest when I bought it) But it works perfectly. I cut about 100 pieces of bamboo into small pieces from yesterday to today. It didn't take any effort at all, just a light finger movement was enough. The battery lasted a long time. It also has a case. I am very satisfied with this product in every way. I would recommend it.

I love this tool I use it everyday in my garden keep it away from small children it can cut a finger