Black and Decker Cordless Hedge Trimmer

If you are looking for a garden and lawn tool that has the benefits of being comfortable, lightweight, and cordless then you should look at the Black and Decker cordless hedge trimmer.  It is very easy to use. There are a few different pros and cons of this trimmer.
The pros are that it is comfortable when using it as well as lightweight. It is able to be operated safely. It is battery operated which means that it is cordless. You can interchange it between hedge trimmers and shears. It also has an extension handle that is optional to increase your reach.
The negative is that because the power is only 7.2 volts it is really only suitable to be used at home.
The Black and Decker cordless hedge trimmer has a small battery. It is light and has good balance as well as a nice grip and handle. It makes it very comfortable when being used.  It has blades that are short and the fact that the power is quite low means that it is safe to operate, at least as safe as this kind of tool can be. Its battery and cordless quality make easy to use anywhere when needed. The fact that it is interchangeable makes it have an increased usability. The extension handle allows you to be able to trim even the shrubs that are tall without having to reach up or bend.  With the smaller voltage power however remember that it is not good for use professionally but will be great for use at home.
The hedge blade for the Black and Decker Cordless Hedger is a six inch blade. It is quick, intuitive, and easy to operate. The fact of it being lightweight makes it good for handling. The safety and the trigger are both easy to operate. I liked the fact that the blade is small. This makes it feel safer for me to manage. It was not awkward like some of the larger blades that are 24 inches or more are. The power is enough to get the job done but is also low enough that it would help to limit any serious injuries from occurring.
The fact that it is portable makes it great for use even when there is no electricity nearby or when you can’t get an extension cord long enough to be able to get out into your yard like you need to.