JAGROM Electric String Trimmer Cordless with 2x2.0Ah Battery, 20V Battery Powered 12-inch Lawn Mover & Edger Lawn Tool with Charger, Powered Grass Trimmer with 8pcs Spool Line for Yard, Garden, Green

I couldn’t be happier with this JAGROM Electric String Trimmer! The 20V power and 12-inch cutting width make it super easy to tackle both my lawn and edges with minimal effort. The fact that it comes with two 2.0Ah batteries is very helpful in finishing the job. The trimmer is lightweight and easy to handle, which is a big plus since I have a few tight spots to maneuver around. It cuts through grass effortlessly and makes trimming the edges look professional. The 8 extra spool lines were a nice touch, so I’m all set for a while. Set up was a breeze, and the charger works quickly, so I can get back to work in no time. Overall, it’s a great value for the price and does exactly what I need without the hassle of gas or cords. Highly recommend it for anyone looking for an efficient, cordless lawn tool!

Great product, I've used this in some pretty rough areas of my yard with no dip in performance, and the battery life is impressive. Being able to change angles for different usages is great, and it's easy to do.

At first I’m not really sure about switching from my gas weed eater to electric ones. After trying to start my gas weed eater 15-20 minutes every time, I decided I’m going to try this new electric weed eater/trimmer. Today I used it for the first time and let me tell you, it was one of the best decisions I’ve made. Very easy to assemble, very light weight and very easy to use. Push two buttons and it starts every time. Very powerful and the battery lasted long enough for what I have to do. It comes with 2 batteries so that’s even better. If you are thinking about switching to electric weed eater, this is the one to get. Plus, the price is not bad at all.

Yeah this is satisfying. At first, Two included batteries are a huge win — I finished my 300–400 sq ft yard with just one, and still had a backup ready to go. I also appreciate the 8 spare spool lines. That should easily last a whole season. The edge guide and spacer guard make trimming cleaner and safer, even around delicate areas. The best part? The auto-feed line system. It works smoothly and makes trimming effortless — can’t imagine using a trimmer without it now. Quick tip: Don’t forget to remove the tape on the line-cutting blade during assembly. Easy to put together, easy to use, and overall a great purchase. Highly satisfied!

Even with a 3 star rating, I love this little wee wacker. I'm unable to operate gas powered weed wackers because they are so heavy and the vibrations really hurt my hands, making it nearly impossibleto keep up on the yard. I gave this 3 stars because yes, it does "fall apart" frequently while using it, as shown in the photos. It doesn't matter how tight we tighten the screws. Also the battery dies pretty fast. The reason I love it is because at $70 something, it's budget friendly. Since I just coughed up a few grand to replace my riding mower, I needed budget friendly. Also it's so freaking light I was walking around my 1 acre holding it with one hand, easily, and I was able to clean up areas I haven't touched in years. I only posted after photos because I didn't even think about taking before photos 🤦🏻‍♀️ It came with 2 batteries, unfortunately, when you plug the dead one in and switch to the full battery, by time the full one dies, the other battery's not fully charged yet. Something to think about. I'm keeping it though! *I only recommend this if your standards are as low as your budget, like me. If you can afford more then definitely splurge on a different machine.*

Extremely poorly designed and put together. Terrible, obtuse, convoluted and mismatching instructions. There is no automatic spool feeder. Went thru instructions, searched online, it doesn't work at all. So have fun spending a few minutes using until you need to turn it off, disconnect battery, and trying to get it out manually. Wash, rinse, repeat....if you even get that far. It's not "foldable" by any expected, common-sense means. Rather, its like a tent with foldable sitcks you have to fit into sockets, but imagine those sockets require a bunch of screws. And the "socket" is more of a shallow plastic clamp only to close both poles on each end to try and hold them into place....yeah...see where im going with this?... ...the clamp is a poor design choice. The poles dont lock with each other either, so all you have is a cheap bendy clamp with two screw holes at the top. The poles constantly pop back out when trying together and shallow screws pop and roll everywhere (now I know why it came with pouch of extra ones). You need two people to put it together, otherwise prepare for a frustrating time. But wait - there's more! The clamps dont fully close tight enough to hold the poles together, no matter how tight the scews. During use, the top part popped out. Also, what a concerning idea for the electrical wire to be the only thing holding the thing together when in "foldable" form and spending all that time trying to put it together with it popping out and swinging around everywhere??? I can only imagine the stress and wear all that weight puts on the contacts and question the durability of the contraption. Yeah, so it popped out during use. I inspected and found thee clamp failed. Also, another clamp for the bottom section had cime partially undone. That would have been real bad if the lower pole would have popped out during use and swung toward me shredding my ankles. I tried to put it back together but it was a frustrating effort, gave up for now. I dont recommend this due to its aweful design and poor craftmanship. At best, one would have to weld the poles together or use lots of really strong tape or other creative un-ideal alternative. But that wouldnt solve the problem of the spool not feeding out more wire. When it did worl, for just a few minutes, it was nice, but seems I'll just have to go back to my corded one. What a shame. OH and it came with a big insert with the instructions begging not to return it. Hahahah, "What? Is it that bad?" was my initial thought. But after my experience with it? "Yup!" 1 star because using a cheap plastic clamp to compress around two poles an object with heavy, spinning motorized shredding device at the end, ultimately dangling by its electrical wire like a ball and chain, is poorly thought out and risky to the user. Couldnt they have just drilled some holes in it to screw in and have a backup like having them snap together?