Hyper Tough 12" 20V Brushless Cordless String Trimmer with 20V Max 2.0Ah Battery and Charging Cable

First off let me start with the fact I have become a Hyper Tough fan of the entire Hyper Tough line of tools and their 20v and 12v cordless line up. I have started a mowing business this year and purchased the 14 inch cordless weed eater that has handled everything I have came up against. From trimming grass to very thick weeds without any hesitation. The one and only drawback is that it doesn't come with a front guard to guide you around flowers or solar lights. It also doesn't have a edger wheel. So I bought the Hyper Tough 12 inch cordless weed eater. It has the flower guard and the edger wheel. It makes trimming a breeze. All I can say is the complete Hyper Tough 20v cordless tools are worth their weight in gold. I have the following items in my lawn mowing arsenal. 12 inch chainsaw, 8 inch pole saw,hedge trimmer/ grass sheer, the leaf blower. And 8 4amp batteries and 3 2 amp batteries and two fast chargers. As I said, I am a Hyper Tough Fan.

About 15 to 20 minutes of power on a full charge...so u probably want to buy an extra battery 🔋... Perfect for small jobs like trimming your garden or cleaning the area around your porch 👌🏽...I wouldn't try to cut a whole front yard with this tool or else you'll get frustrated my having to recharge over and over again ...takes about 6 hours to fully recharge...As a gardener who never cut grass or used tools like these ...This was easy to assemble and get started 😎👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

This product works well, takes some getting used to, as this is my first time using this brand of yard tools. the adjustable height feature is a definite plus. It runs smooth, is fairly quiet and cut precisely where you want it. the edging feature helps with making your yard look finished.

No charging power adapter, only a charging cable. And that cable is USB C to USB C. Luckily, I had one, most of my adapters are USB A. I knocked off a star for that... they cheaped out on it which is ridiculous. Easy to assemble, seems solid, lightweight. It is also lightweight in it's ability, so light trimming is what this is best for.

Sometimes the auto feed doesn't work but if you flip it upside down it has a button on the side of the base that you can pull the cord out which is awesome. For the price it's great! Happy father's day to me. Gas powered one was stronger but it has got to a point where it needs maintenance every year which cost me about what this one cost.

I call this weed machine my powder puff because while it does an adequate job and is so much easier on the hands and arms, it doesn't have the power and it only has 1 battery so you have to recharge more frequently. I don't hate it. It's good for regular weeds but where I live-I also need the extra power. I'd say, if you just need it for yard touch-ups- this will work just fine.

The first use was fantastic! Then the string was tangled and broke off inside, had to have someone get the spool out as I could no longer open it. The second use was similar the third it lasted maybe 10 minutes. So combining the string being tangled on the spool and the spool taking extra strength to open I wouldn't recommend th8s trimmer. If that was solved I think it woul be great.

the battery included is not the universal battery type that all other lawn equipment uses. which means you are limited to a single included battery and can not use your existing batteries. the battery takes very long time to charge despite using a high wattage power adapter. assembly is more complicated and the quick start guide neglects to tell you that you need a screwdriver to remove the screws and reinstall them for the cutting guard attachment

Too lightweight, the string release is bonkers inconvenient, It doesn't seem to whack lower than 1" from the ground and I cannot figure out why but I suspect it's because the string is constantly (almost immediately) at barely 3". If it wasn't filthy and used from trying it out I would have returned it, but I'll be buying a different one for next season. Money wasted. I think it would be fine for a normal lawn, maybe, but not for large-area woodsy/rural/natural growth areas.

I know, it's so cheap you think "Well, how bad can it be?" Yeah, that bad. I could cut a few square feet of grass, maybe 10? before power started to noticeably drain and it tore up the grass, rather than chopping it off. I purchased this to take care of a 15x10 fenced in area and it's just not going to happen. If you just plan to do a short fence line or something like that, it will be of, but you might as well just use scissors...