Electric landscape edger

"The Greenworks 21272 trimmer is the best in its price range because it doesn’t pretend to be anything it’s not. It's not gas-powered, so you can avoid the delightful experience of inhaling fumes and the joy of engine maintenance. Its 5.5 amp motor is like the Clark Kent of trimmers—quiet and efficient without the need for a cape. The 15-inch cutting path is perfect for those who want to spend less time trimming and more time contemplating the meaning of life—or just enjoying a cold drink. The automatic dual-line feed is a godsend for those who think stopping to fix the line is akin to watching paint dry. And, with its adjustable handle, it accommodates everyone from the vertically challenged to the towering giants among us. It’s the perfect tool for those who want their lawn to look good without sacrificing their weekend to the lawn gods."

"The BLACK+DECKER Edge Hog LE750 is the unsung hero of suburban warfare. It's like getting a chainsaw for your lawn but with way less drama. Why? Because it tackles overgrowth like it's swatting a fly. With a 12-amp motor, it laughs in the face of tough terrain. And when you're bored of edging, it moonlights as a landscape trencher. No tools needed to switch, just a flick of an edge guide. Quick assembly reduces your pre-garden meditation. Built-in cord retention means you won't become the neighborhood's slapstick comedy act. At this price, it's like buying a ticket to a lawn care revolution, minus the popcorn."

"The BLACK+DECKER LE760 is the poster child for indecisive gardeners everywhere. It can't decide if it wants to be an edger, a trencher, or a personal trainer for your forearms. Thankfully, it does all three with the finesse of a bulldozer in a ballet class. Its 12-amp motor is like a caffeinated squirrel on steroids, ready to tackle overgrowth like it owes you money. With its three-position blade depth adjustments, you get the kind of precision that makes even a neurosurgeon envious. Forget the tool setup; this thing is as easy to assemble as your kid's LEGO set, minus the existential crisis. It's the best in its price range because it understands that life is too short for single-purpose tools and that versatility is the name of the game, unless you enjoy tripping over a garage full of gadgets."