10 bestCordless Hedge Trimmersof June 2025
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BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX* Cordless Hedge Trimmer, 22-Inch, Dual Action Blades (LHT2220-CA)
BLACK+DECKER
9.9
2
WORX WG252 20V Power Share 2-in-1 20" Cordless Hedge Trimmer (Battery & Charger Included)
Worx
9.8
3
Makita DUN461WZ 18V LXT Brushless Cordless 18-1/8" Telescopic Pole Hedge Trimmer with XPT (Tool Only)
Makita
9.6
4
GARCARE 2 in 1 Pole Hedge Trimmer, Cordless Long Reach with 20V 4.0Ah Battery and Quick Charger, 20 inch Cutting Blade Length, 7/10 inch Cutting Capacity
GARCARE
9.3
5
SnapFresh 20V Cordless Hedge Trimmer - 22" Dual-Action Blade, Hedge Trimmer Cordless with 2.0Ah Battery and Charger, Grass Trimmer
SnapFresh
9.1
Other
GreenWorks Pro 80V 26-Inch Cordless Hedge Trimmer, Battery Not Included, GHT80320
Greenworks 40V 8-Inch Cordless Pole Saw with Hedge Trimmer Attachment, 2Ah Battery and Charger Included 1300402
Makita DUH606RT 18V LXT Brushless Cordless 24" Hedge Trimmer Kit with Battery (5.0 Ah) & Rapid Charger
Greenworks 24V 22" Hedge Trimmer with Rotating Handle, Battery Not Included, Green
6
EGO Power+ HT2410 24-Inch Brushless 56-Volt Cordless Hedge Trimmer Battery and Charger Not Included
EGO Power+
8.9
7
DEWALT 20V MAX* Cordless Hedge Trimmer, 5.0 Ah, 22-Inch (DCHT820P1)
DEWALT
8.6
8
Greenworks 20-Inch 80V Cordless Pole Hedge Trimmer, Battery Not Included PH80B00
Greenworks
8.4
9
EGO POWER+ 56V HT2600 Lithium-ion Cordless 26-Inch Hedge Trimmer with Dual-Action Blades, Tool Only
EGO Power+
8.1
10
WORKPRO 20V Cordless Hedge Trimmer, 20" Dual Action Blades Electric Hedge Trimmer with 2.0Ah Battery & Quick Charger
WORKPRO
7.8
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A Guide to Selecting the Best Cordless Hedge Trimmers
Choosing the right cordless hedge trimmer can make garden maintenance much easier and more enjoyable. The key is to match the tool’s features to the size and type of hedges you have, as well as your own comfort and experience level. By understanding the main specifications, you can find a trimmer that is powerful enough for your needs, easy to handle, and convenient to use.
Blade Length
Blade length refers to the cutting part of the trimmer and is usually measured in inches or centimeters. A longer blade can cut more hedge in one pass, making it ideal for large or tall hedges, while a shorter blade offers better control and is easier to maneuver around small or intricate shrubs. If you have big, straight hedges, a longer blade (20 inches or more) will help you work faster. For smaller or shaped hedges, a shorter blade (16-18 inches) gives you more precision and is lighter to handle.
Battery Voltage
Battery voltage indicates the power of the trimmer. Higher voltage means more cutting power, which is useful for thicker branches and tougher hedges. Lower voltage trimmers are lighter and easier to handle, but may struggle with dense or woody growth. If your hedges are mostly soft and you want a lightweight tool, a lower voltage (18-20V) is usually enough. For larger or tougher hedges, look for higher voltage (36V or more) to ensure smooth cutting.
Battery Life (Runtime)
Battery life, or runtime, tells you how long the trimmer can operate on a single charge. This is important if you have a lot of hedges to trim, as you don’t want to stop frequently to recharge. Shorter runtimes (20-30 minutes) are fine for small gardens, while longer runtimes (40 minutes or more) are better for bigger jobs. Consider how long it usually takes you to trim your hedges and choose a trimmer with a battery that matches your needs.
Weight
Weight affects how comfortable the trimmer is to use, especially for longer periods. Lighter trimmers are easier to hold and maneuver, making them a good choice for people who may not have a lot of upper body strength or for trimming at awkward angles. Heavier trimmers can be more tiring but may offer more power. Think about how long you’ll be using the trimmer at a time and whether you’ll need to lift it above your head or use it for extended periods.
Cutting Capacity
Cutting capacity refers to the maximum branch thickness the trimmer can handle, usually measured in millimeters or inches. If your hedges have thick branches, you’ll need a trimmer with a larger cutting capacity. For fine, leafy hedges, a smaller capacity is sufficient. Check the typical thickness of your hedge branches and choose a trimmer that can comfortably cut through them without getting stuck.
Safety Features
Safety features like dual switches, blade covers, and hand guards help prevent accidents while using the trimmer. These features are especially important if you’re new to using power tools or if you’ll be working in tight spaces. Look for trimmers with clear safety mechanisms that are easy to use, and consider your own comfort level with power tools when deciding how many safety features you need.
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