'I don't need a gardener anymore' says owner of Amazon bestselling strimmer
The 21V Cordless Strimmer, Telescopic Lightweight Grass Trimmer has been reduced in the Amazon summer sale
This cordless strimmer could be just the thing for gardeners
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Summer is officially here, and it's that time of year when gardens require a bit of sprucing up. Whether it's mowing the lawn for a garden party, trimming overgrown weeds, or tidying up outdoor spaces in preparation for barbecue season.
The days of lugging around a corded strimmer and being restricted by its reach are long gone. Cordless strimmers are becoming increasingly popular as people seek to make garden maintenance a pleasant, straightforward task rather than being a burdensome chore.
Now, customers can snap up the 21V Cordless Strimmer, Telescopic Lightweight Grass Trimmer from Amazon for just £31.58, reduced from £37.82.
This electric strimmer boasts two six-inch metal circular blades capable of cutting branches and tough brushes, while an additional ten six-inch metal blades can tackle weed piles and denser grass areas. It also features an adjustable telescopic rod that can be modified between 33 and 47.2 inches to suit different environments.
Weighing in at a mere 2.5kg, this strimmer also has an adjustable cutting head for various angles of use, and anti-collision iron bars to ensure customers needn't worry about the strimmer getting damaged if it comes into contact with anything hard or concrete.
The strimmer is fitted with an upgraded 1500mAh lithium battery, which provides an hour of use, allowing customers to hopefully complete all their tasks in one go, reports the Daily Record.
The strimmer comes with a host of additional accessories, including two lithium batteries, one quick charger, one wrench, a set of gloves, goggles and a handle, a grass guard, a pressure plate screw, a retractable tube interface and a gasket.
If this strimmer doesn't tick all the boxes, there are several alternatives available. For instance, the VonHaus 1000W 2 in 1 Grass Trimmer and Brush Cutter, priced at £84.99 from Debenhams, is perfect for tidying up edges around lawns, fences, decking and more.
Although it's not cordless, it does come with a lengthy 10m cable for easy manoeuvrability around the garden. Another option is the Bosch EasyGrassCut 26 280W Corded Grass trimmer, available for £35 from B&Q, which is lightweight yet powerful, offering durability and lasting results.
However, the Amazon strimmer has received high praise, boasting a rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars on Amazon. One customer commented: "Actually really good, very surprised by the quality and the lightness of it. Spare blades, easy to put together. Great value and excellent quality."
Another satisfied customer wrote: "Excellent product. Easy assembly."
One pensioner was particularly impressed, stating: "This strimmer is brilliant. I watched the video which was very easy to assemble. There are lots of different blades which made it easy for me to cut back trees, shrubs and remove weeds and dandelions from my lawn. If I can do it, anyone can use this strimmer. It's not heavy. I am a pensioner and I did not struggle with it. I don't need a gardener anymore, very pleased and impressed with my purchase."
While some customers left mixed reviews, one commenter noted: "Okay for the amount."
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Another reviewer remarked: "Excellent at the price for light use - but use with care."
This aside, the 21V Cordless Strimmer, Telescopic Lightweight Grass Trimmer could be a viable, quality option for those seeking an affordable choice.
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