Gracious Gardens 2 IN 1 3.6V Cordless Hedge Trimmer Shear Built in Lithium Ion Battery, Hand Held Hedge Trimmer Cordless Hedge Cutter, with 2 Switchable Blades for Shrub, Garden, Grass and Pruning

I was a bit apprehensive a bout getting this product, it's good value for money good quality good to use Light weight, you will need to give it a good long change it cuts the grass edging well

Great product for small jobs, not strong enough or powerful enough to cut thick branches and can get jammed if you do. However in saying that if you have nice neat garden this is the ideal hedge trimmer, lightweight and easy to use, battery lasts a nice time as well.

Very good buy. Cut all my hedge and edged my grass. Charge lasted longer than I expected

This is one of the best garden tools l have added to my garden kit. Great for light trimming bushes etc, also the other attachment perfect for edging round the lawn. Worth every penny.

I suppose it's pretty decent given the low price, but it died completely after 18 months having only been used about 5 times in total. I was able to trim grass easily, which is what I bought it for. However, when attaching the shrub/bush trimmer, it struggled with the hedges unless the branches are quite thin. I had to try multiple times to cut the hedges and the battery didn't last long when it was cutting hedges.. Overall it was pretty good but I think I'd rather spend extra on something that's more reliable, a little stronger, and lasts longer.

it's like a toy for children. it's completely useless. it has a problem even with cutting small leaves. in addition, the battery charging is faulty, and the replaceable tip does not attach well to the base

Functionally the trimmer does what it was describe to do and is very convenient to use, light and sufficient power. However there are a few points where the safety of the design could be improved and the user needs to observe caution.1. The trigger lock is not marked to show whether it is in the lock or enable position, you have to test it by trying the trigger. A simple colour coding of the slider ends would make the setting clear. The lock slider does not notch into position so is easy to knock out of position.2. The first time I changed the blade I had a problem:a) It was not immediately obvious from the arrow (fig 3.1) that the lug had to be lifted and not depressed inorder to unlatch the black cover.b) When new the black plastic cover was initially stiff so that when it did slide it suddenly come off and the blade fell out so I did not see how it had been initially positioned.c) In fig 5 there is no advice that the two lugs at the end opposit the blades have to be fitted into two recesses in the handle.d) Refitting the blade is fiddly the first time so for safety ensure you do not knock the trigger lock permitting inadvertent starting of the cutter.e) The trigger lock enables the trigger when pressed either left or right, and the trigger can be left enabled if this slide is not deliberately positioned in the central position. I wonder if this is a fault on my trimmer as sometimes when the trigger is released the lock does position itself to the safety position.

This is an excellent little tool for speedy trimming of small shrubs and hedges, however I wouldn't use it for box topiary as it is too severe and shreds the leaves which then die off. I had to wait for mine to regrow and then clip them again by hand. It's great for privet, pyracantha ( young growth ) etc. one other thing, when changing the blades make sure you insert the blade into the machine the right way up. When I first got it I wanted to put in the hedge trimmer blade and took forever because I was putting it in upside down and couldn't get the cover to click back on. The instructions weren't very clear. I asked the question of other customers and the only reply I got was from someone who'd had the same problem and had given up. Hers was now unused in the shed! Get that right and it's a very useful and very lightweight tool. Charge lasts about an hour and charging time about 45 mins.