The cordless GrassHog: A work saving tool!
356246
This Cordless GrassHog tool is superior to the Black and Decker 12 volt battery pack type I used previously. The two lithium batteries that come with the unit, gives me ample power to trim around my one acre plot. In addition, the batteries are interchangeable with my Black and Decker leaf blower. I rarely use my gas driven trimmer now. It is worth the price. Skeezix ~
3138860
Recently moved into an older home with a big yard, overgrown with trees, shrubs and hedges.  This little unit, along with my other Black & Decker 18V tools, and their battery packs has made a huge difference in the curb apeal of our home.  Easy to use! battery lasts surprisingly long, blade gard with lubricating oil and adjustment tool is very handy.  Zip up bag to store it all in is excellent.  Good investiment
416676
My 10 year old Grasshog finally had to go after I broke the handle. I was eyeing this new model at Home Depot, but when I finally went to get it they were sold out. I ordered this one through my Amazon app while standing in the Home Depot! I saved about a $1, but got free shipping and no sales tax and got it in 2 days! I really like this GH.  It has an easy to adjust telescoping shaft and a push button adjustable handle. This model has a dual string for cutting and it really goes at it! I used it in a "mixed environment" with pebbles, bark, small to medium rocks, etc. You really have to wear full eye protection and maybe face protection. I was flinging all kinds if things past my sunglasses and getting pelted. I found alternating or briefly squeezing the trigger helped in the more congested areas I was working in. I felt the cutting and clearing action was excellent in anything a foot or less tall.  When I went higher than that it took some angling. I used it pretty hard for a little over an hour before the spool ran out. Prior to the spool ending both cutting strings began to wrap around the bottom of the spool and jam the whole works. This happened three times. Once untangled, the string was too long so I had to trim it down each time. Otherwise, there was no problem with the string feeding out during cutting.  Overall, I am really happy with the GH. I just ordered a few more spools to keep on hand.  Let's see how it holds up over the long haul.
3175888
I bought this blower to help me handle three 50 foot trees worth of leaves that fall yearly in my small front yard.  All my lawn appliances are electric and I'm used to operating with long extension cords, and besides, it's better to be green when the job permits.  I literally had four inches of leaves on top of my lawn that had been wet down and partially dried, and a lot of debris in my flowerbeds as well.

Once installed, I plugged in and started blowing.  This beast was able to get the grunge out of the corners by the house, as well as get the wet leaves that were embedded in the lawn out and blown into a 2' x 3' x 20' pile in the street for pickup in about 1/2 hour.  Plenty of power for my job, and effortless to hold and control, even at the top speed.  No complaints here-- this beauty saved me a good hour of work plus pain in my back from raking!
188770
I purchased this to replace a functioning (but grass-catcher-less) hand me down Toro Gas Mower, after being very pleased with the GreenWorks String Trimmer/Leaf Blower Combo.

First off, this purchase made a lot of sense to me as now I have 2x 2Ah batteries, 1x 4Ah battery, and two chargers which seems to be about all I'd need no matter how many of the series I purchase down the road.

The mower is excellent, as is the grass collection. Fitting the batteries is a breeze, starting is two seconds, and the thing is whisper quiet, so quiet that one of my neighbors came outside to ask if I was actually cutting the lawn as she had seen me pushing the mower but couldn't hear anything. To further this point, you can have this thing running and hold a normal conversation with someone stood across the fence. It's that quiet.

As for cutting, the quality seems great. Definitely better than what I was using before, and I suspect the twin blades have something to do with that. The onboard software is a boon as well: it can figure out how much resistance the blades are encountering and provide appropriate power, thus helping you power through the thick stuff, but save battery life when possible.

I have approximately 4000 sqft of grass on my property (St. Augustine and Centipede) and I was able to mow the entire lot very thoroughly on one charge.

Grass collection works a treat, as does the little flap on top that lets you know when it's time to empty it.

Downsides:

- Even with the clever software, every once in a while you'll wish for more torque
- No propulsion system (if that sort of thing matters to you)
- 5 Ride hide adjustments, and for Florida grasses, only the highest is really going to work for you, and I can't imagine anyone that would cut any grass on the lowest setting.
173720
I bought a number of these GW Pro tools after deciding to take on garden and lawn maintenance myself instead of using a gardening service. My requirements were that the tools should be electric and cordless, powerful enough for heavy use (long grass, etc), built to last and have an interchangeable battery system. These tools fit the bill and I decided on the Pro variants in the hope that they would be constructed for longer lifetime and heavier use then the regular consumer grade versions.

This mower was probably overkill for my smallish lawns, but after a month of use it has so far performed very well. It is quiet, lightweight, no messy gas/oil mess or smells and does not bog down in longer grass. The grass catcher works much better than I expected and does actually collect almost all the grass trimmings which is a contrast to a previous electric mower I owned many years back that did a terrible job and left most of the trimmings on the lawn. The capacity of one battery easily handles all of our mowing requirements for our smallish lawns.

The common battery system is great for sharing batteries across the different GW Pro tools. I have the hedge trimmer and blower as well and being able to share batteries and chargers is great. The batteries charge rapidly making it very easy to charge on while using another.

The shipping box arrived a little worse for wear from its journey but the mower itself was in good condition. Assembly was simple and quick.

Overall I'm very happy with the performance of this mower so far and along with my other electric garden tools has made gardening tasks much easier, quieter and environmentally friendly.
3377134
So, far, I have liked my dirt devil, it is a very easy to use tool for cleaning my bare floors, and I like the cordless feature. I still miss the convenience of bagged models, where all you have to do is through away the bagged dirt.
2510331
After reading all the reviews, positive and negative, I decided to buy this string trimmer form GreenWorks. Since  I also purchased the GreenWorks 16" , 40V G-MAX cordless lawnmower, the batteries are interchangeable, so I did not need to purchase an additional charger. The weeds in my yard were TALL--tall grasses, tall, thick dandelions, tall thistle-- the yard was a mess. I easily mowed and then used the string trimmer on one battery charge--my yard is not tiny, has a lot of levels and brickwork and walkways--quite a bit of  trimming. This thing handled it all!

Keep in mind, you often have to start and stop a trimmer while working. The GreenWorks trimmer starts with the touch of a button! No choke, no flooding! It might be almost as heavy as my gas powered trimmer, and perhaps not quite as powerful, but the benefits FAR outweigh the deficits. I have two gas powered trimmers that are a BEAR to start, and I will NEVER use them again--they are going to the dump!
3094392
I LOVE This! So far so good. It's saved me a ton of time in my projects. No need to hand clamp and drill each pocket hole. I made two raised garden beds with this and shelves and one large outdoor cat house (similar to a large $300 that is sold on Amazon). This has already paid for itself in my mind. I have a lot of injuries from repetitive use of my upper body - shoulder/bursitis and carpal tunnel so doing all this by hand was causing worse issues. Now I can stand and use this machine and the holes are made in seconds. I LOVE IT immensely.
129789
We used this tool to attach poultry netting along the bottom of a chain link fence.  This tool works with the VR22 sized rings.

The hog rings load in a long tube and automatically feed through as you open and close the pliers-like handles.  Each squeeze bends the M-shaped hog rings into a tight circle.

The grips are rubbery and ergonomic, and it doesn't take a lot of pressure to close the handles, so hands don't get tired while working.  Work gloves are recommended for larger projects.

It is easy to see how many hog rings are left in the tube and reloading is quick and easy.  This tool really sped up a big job, and was worth the purchase!
240533
Having had a gas weed eater, I can say that I like the electrical Grass Hog a lot better.  It is very lightweight, but still powerful.  It does a great job of normal weed eating, but the real nifty feature is that it coverts to an edger.  And the edger works just as well.  If you have a small yard, being connected to an extension cord is not a big deal.  It is worth the ease of use that you get from this light model.  No more trips to the gas station and mixing machine oil.  This weed eater is a win all the way around.
2898951
My corded Multi-Max is one of, if not THE best tool investments I've ever made. I'm constantly finding uses for it: stripping old, cracked window caulking, drywall cutouts, door jamb undercutting, shaving down deck planking, it's been my constant sidekick in the ongoing reno war with my 80-year old house. And I'm winning. Because of Max. The only thing that would make it even better will be the Cordless version I'm somehow going to have to justify buying (to my wife, that is. I'm already convinced!)
2452525
It's much lighter than the B&D Grasshog I bought about 9 years ago and that finally died end of last season. So great improvement in how comfortable it is to use. And love that it comes with 2 battery packs. I don't have to worry about running out of power to finish my large yard.
4026509
Observations:
- out of the box, the mover was ready to use, and it was easy (if you follow the instructions, at first I didn't) to finish extending the handle out for use
- no more pulling a cord multiple times to start the mower, just push a button and pull up on a handle
- it's so light, and very easy to push
- larger rear wheels really help in pivoting the front of the mover 180 degrees
- battery operated, so no more gas tank to fill / store, and no oil to fill / store
- very quiet while running...sound like a fan on high setting
- 70 plus hours of use with both batteries fully charged
- (it's seems so 21st century to cut your lawn this way! Now what I really need a self-powered home!!)

* mover was packed very nicely in the box when delivered, but oddly the two batteries and the charger were basically tossed in on top of the mover

(The information below is based on a lawn size that's around one-third of an acre, with mowing times that are normally from an hour to an hour and a half based on grass depth, walking pace, and whether the grass was wet or dry.)

Usage log:
1st week, 1st mower usage on dry grass
- batteries are partly charged upon delivered, so I placed them on the charger until they were fully ready
- set to mower to the 2 level to cut the grass higher
- pulled out the mulch plug...this one was a bit of a battle cause it's wedged in there pretty tight...it's shipped inside the mower by default
- found myself almost running while pushing the mover...I was so darn used to pushing a much heavier one, had to relearn how to slow it down a bit

* afterwards, it is mentioned in the manual that the batteries must always remain stored with a 30% to 50% charge...so I charged the 2hr battery for 1hr, and the 1hr battery for 1/2hr (just to keep it simple), plus this will need to be done every two months when the mower is not in use (i.e. spring, fall, and winter)

* also, the battery has indicator lights that didn't seem to work when I pushed the button (there are four lights on the front that should show the current level that the battery is charged, I wanted to have 2 of them light up for the 50% charge status)

2nd week, 2nd mower usage on dry grass
- charged both batteries to full just before using them
- the batteries lasted more than 70 minutes to cut the grass (had 3 startup of the mower)
- the 3rd startup was near the end of mowing, after emptying out the grass catcher. The mower still had power, but it wouldn't restart...so I discover that if the battery which had the remaining power was placed in the left battery slot of the mower, then I could restart and finish mowing for the day.
- noticed that a few blades of grass here and there in the lawn were not cut, as someone commented before on Amazon during their review...but since I have so many different types of grass and weeds (grass is technical a weed too) in my lawn that it's not a big deal. Beside, I never doubled checked nor even noticed if my gas mower cut every single blade, it was probably doing the same exact thing to the lawn.
- again, charged both batteries to 50% to store for the next week

3th week, 3th mower usage on dry grass
- charged both batteries to full just before using them
- the batteries lasted more than 70 minutes to cut the grass (had 2 startup of the mower), but because I slowed down my pace too much (it was a super great day) I ran out of power
- removed both batteries and charged the larger battery for an hour
- placing in only the one battery in the mower's left battery slot, got me up and running (3rd startup) to finish my lawn in less than 5 minutes.
- again, charged both batteries to 50% to store for the next week

4th week, 4th mower usage on wet grass
- charged both batteries to full just before using them
- the batteries lasted the 60 minutes it took to cut the lawn, still had power (had 2 startups)
- again, charged both batteries to 50% to store for the next week

(I'm very happy with this mover thus far...may update this review near the end of Summer.)
1195686
This is a good product. Easy to assemble and easy to use. This works well for small and medium size lawns. For large lawns cordless is better.
1861605
Most of us have had our share of low power, low reliability hand vacuums... the kind where you grudgingly shovel the paper or grass clippings, fuzz balls and other refuse into its awaiting maw because its suction is lacking or nonexistant. Well, no more of that mess when you get a Dust Buster Deluxe.  I know, I was extremely skeptical as well. Powerful handheld vacuum -- an oxymoron, right?
Our Dust Buster Deluxe lives downstairs near our entryway, plugged into its rechargeable stand.  The Deluxe has plenty of power to remove all traces of high volume mishaps, such as when a potted plant suddenly finds itself green-side-down on your carpet. It also has sufficient battery power, when fully charged, to vaccuum dirt, dust and debris from a standard two-story home's carpeted staircase, though I generally start vacuuming wherever the soiling is greatest to ensure the vacuum's providing maximum suction/cleaning capability, just in case.
The vacuum works equally well on hard surfaces as carpeted ones, making it handy for ridding tiled entryways of leaves, grass clippings, pine needles or dried dirt from shoes.  If you have pet cats with a scratching post (or items of furniture they've adopted as their scratching post), the Deluxe also makes quick work of removing all the carpet and upholstery fibers little Kitty's workouts deposit around the house. Some hand vacuum's don't have a generous enough opening to vacuum up thick, twisted carpet fibers, but the Deluxe does the job without complaint.
My only complaint would be battery life, like other reviewers have mentioned, but since I leave it in the charging base after each use that's only a minor inconvenience -- a good excuse to take a break during whirlwind home cleaning sprees, allowing me to recharge as well as the vacuum!
4533904
The Dyson Digital Slim Cordless Vac is wonderful for a number of tasks around our home, including getting animal hair off of couches and chairs, acting as a quick alternative to the "broom/dustpan" combo on hardwood floors for dust-bunnies and other things, STEPS (I can't emphasize the convenience of having an elite cordless vac when you have many steps to vacuum or sweep in your house), and getting into tough corners of both the floor and ceilings of your house. It's a lot easier to break this vac out than to mess with always changing the attachments back and forth on our regular Dyson. Interestingly enough, this seems to do better on hardwood, tile, and concrete surfaces than on thick carpet which makes it act better as a high-powered broom than a vacuum. Still, it's going to meet most of your quick vacuuming needs on carpet as well. I say "quick vacuuming" needs because the battery will only let you work for about 10 minutes or so before requiring another charge (there are two settings and the highest one reduces battery life even further). You are going to want to dedicate a special charging station in your house for this (tucked away in a closet or something -- it comes with everything you need for this station except the tool to put the screws in and the power outlet, of course). If you don't elect to use the power station, chances are it's never going to be charged when you want to use it. Overall a quality product from Dyson but make sure it is worth the investment for you based on the type of vacuuming you regularly do.