Cordless edger

Why We Chose It

The WORX WG170.2 isn't just a trimmer; it's an existential crisis on wheels. Why settle for one tool when you can have three? Because, apparently, more is more. It’s like buying a Swiss Army knife for your garden. Sure, it won't serve cheese at a picnic, but it will edge, trim, and mow with the enthusiasm of a teenager on Red Bull. The automatic line feed means no more stopping to tinker, because who has time for that when the lawn is plotting a takeover? With a battery that could probably power a small village, you’ll never run out of juice before your motivation runs out. And if you ever wanted to feel like a contortionist, its seven handle adjustments and six rotating head settings will make sure you do. It's the best choice in its price range because, well, it’s the only choice if you want to feel like the MacGyver of yard work without the mullet.

What It Does

• Transforms like a garden Optimus Prime.
• Feeds line on command. No more trimmer tantrums.
• Shares its battery like a generous power philanthropist.
• Adjusts to your whims like a subservient butler.

What It Doesn't Do

• It won't mow your lawn by itself. Lazy thing.
• Forget about making you a coffee. It's just a trimmer.
• Doesn't come with a gardener. You'll need to do the work.
• It won't win beauty contests. Function over form.

Tech Specs

• 7600 RPM motor. Fast enough to trim your patience.
• 12-inch cutting diameter. Size matters, sometimes.
• 3-in-1 tool. Because who doesn't love multitasking?
• Weighs 2.5 kg. Light as a feather, if feathers weighed 2.5 kg.

Who It's For

Meet Bob, the 'Weekend Warrior.' Loves gadgets more than his lawn, but this trimmer makes him feel like a Renaissance man. Then there's Jane, the 'Reluctant Gardener.' She'd rather be anywhere else but finds solace in its quick results. Finally, we have Timmy, the 'Junior Landscaper.' He's ten, but already knows that seven handle adjustments are cooler than a video game cheat code. Each of them finds this tool oddly satisfying, turning chores into something less chore-like. No one becomes an overnight yard artist, but at least they'll look like they're trying.