Best Stringless Battery Weed Eaters for Lawns
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A battery operated stringless weed eater drives a metal, plastic or saw blade instead of a nylon line, and runs on a rechargeable lithium pack. In the listings below, every product is titled as a stringless, cordless weed eater, and each one includes two battery packs. This roundup compares six of them. Each block states only what its listing says. Where a listing’s title and bullets give different figures, the article shows both rather than choosing one.
Quick answer
- Every listing in this roundup is a cordless weed eater with blades in place of line, and most include two batteries.
- The YQDDM listing offers three blade types and a telescoping shaft from 32 to 46 inches, with removable wheels.
- The JIUYEKEW listing has the largest blade kit, and the Putniu listing states a 78-decibel noise figure and a 3.9-pound weight.
- The ALSO GO listing gives a 2.65-pound weight, but its title and bullets disagree on battery voltage.
- Check the battery count, the blade kit and the included charger before you buy, since the listings differ on all three.
How to choose a stringless battery weed eater
Four things separate these listings. The first is the blade kit. A stringless tool gets its cutting power from its blades, so the listed blade types tell you what the tool can handle. Plastic blades suit soft grass, metal blades suit tougher weeds and small shrubs, and saw or circular blades suit branches. The second is shaft length and adjustment, because a shaft that fits your height reduces back strain. The third is weight, which only some listings state. The fourth is the battery and charger package, since a second pack lets you keep working while the first charges.
Read the safety features in each listing too. Several describe a dual-switch or double safety start, which requires two actions before the motor runs. That is a useful check for any cordless tool with a spinning head, and the listings that describe it are noted below.
The six stringless battery weed eaters
YQDDM electric cordless weed eater with three blade types
The YQDDM listing is a cordless weed eater that works as a trimmer, edger and brush cutter. The bullets name three blade types: a saw blade for thicker shrubs and branches, metal blades for thick weeds and small shrubs, and plastic blades for delicate grass. The package includes one circular saw blade, two metal blades and five plastic blades.
The telescopic pole adjusts from 82 to 117 centimeters, which the listing gives as 32 to 46 inches, with a one-key adjustment. The removable wheels convert the tool into a wheeled mower, and the listing says removing them lets you trim bushes and edges. The package includes two battery packs and one charger. The listing describes a double safety start switch and a weed splash cover. It does not state the weight, so judge the handling in person.
ALSO GO 6-inch stringless trimmer with three blade types
The ALSO GO listing describes a 3-in-1 cutting system that works as a string trimmer, weed eater and brush cutter. Its title says the tool runs on 21V with two 2.0Ah batteries. The bullets say the same pack is “two 24V 2000mAh lithium batteries” and give up to 30 minutes of combined runtime. The listing does not say which figure is right, so confirm the voltage with the seller before you buy a charger.
The bullets give an 11,000 RPM motor, a telescopic shaft that extends from 33 to 47 inches, and a head that rotates from 0 to 90 degrees. The weight is listed at 2.65 pounds, one of the few figures stated in this roundup. The three blades are plastic for soft grass, straight metal for dense weeds and alloy saw blades for thick shrubs and small branches. The listing describes a dual-switch safety lock that needs two buttons to start, and a brushless motor that it says runs quieter than gas trimmers.
Qogtxka 4-in-1 stringless weed eater with two 4.0Ah packs
The Qogtxka listing is a 4-in-1 tool that works as a brush cutter, grass trimmer, string trimmer and mini lawn mower with wheels. The package includes two 21V 4.0Ah battery packs and a charger. The bullets give a 750W brushless motor and a 9-inch cutting width. The title describes a metal blade. The listing says the tool converts from a weed trimmer to a wheeled string trimmer.
The tool has four blade types: a weed brush for weeds and moss, grass ropes for soft grass, stainless steel blades for weeds and small shrubs, and round saw blades for bushes and saplings. The bullets say the adjustable handle extends up to 60 inches and that the swivel head adjusts from 0 to 90 degrees. The listing gives the weight as seven pounds. The bullets also mention a dual safety start and a weed splash cover, which the listing says help prevent injury from an accidental start. The listing describes battery power throughout.
JIUYEKEW 3-in-1 stringless weed wacker with a 1800W brushless motor
The JIUYEKEW listing is a 3-in-1 cordless weed wacker, trimmer and lawn edger. The bullets give a 1800W pure copper brushless motor, speeds from 8,500 to 20,000 RPM, and two 21V 4000mAh lithium-ion batteries. The listing states a runtime of 90 to 180 minutes, though it does not say under what conditions. The weight is listed at 5.84 pounds, and the telescoping shaft extends from 35 to 47 inches with a 90-degree swivel head.
The blade kit is the largest in this roundup. The package includes two 6-inch alloy circular saw blades, two stainless steel metal blades, ten plastic blades and ten grass ropes. The package list also includes a charger, safety goggles, two pairs of gloves and an Allen key. The listing describes a dual-switch activation system that needs the safety lock and trigger pressed together. It also gives a 12-month full-machine warranty. The title lists “2×4.0Ah” batteries, and the package list agrees.
Putniu 21V stringless weed eater with two 4.0Ah batteries
The Putniu listing is a cordless weed eater and lawn edger with two 21V 4000mAh lithium batteries and a charger. The bullets state a weight of 3.9 pounds, an 880W pure copper brushless motor that the listing says reaches up to 18,000 RPM, and a runtime of 80 to 120 minutes with two batteries. The listing states a noise level of 78 decibels, one of the few noise figures in this roundup. The bullets say the tool is quieter than standard units, but the decibel figure is the one to compare.
The title says the tool comes with three blades, while the bullets list four blade types: two 6-inch alloy circular saw blades, two rhombus alloy blades, ten nylon blades and a steel spool line for edging young grass. The telescoping shaft extends from 35 to 47 inches and the head adjusts by 90 degrees to reach under benches and along fences. The listing describes a dual-button safety start. Check the blade count with the seller, because the title and the bullets differ.
Lazenry 12-inch stringless weed eater with wheels
The Lazenry listing is a 12-inch, brushless 4-in-1 cordless weed eater with removable wheels. It converts from a trimmer to a wheeled mower and includes two batteries and a charger. The bullets state a weight of 3.28 pounds and a motor rated at 650W. The title gives a speed of 20,000 RPM, while the bullets give 8,500 RPM for the motor. The two figures describe different things in the listing, so treat the speed as unconfirmed.
The three blade types are plastic for soft lawn mowing, stainless steel for older weeds and reeds, and alloy saw blades for branches. The head angle adjusts from 0 to 90 degrees vertically and from 0 to 360 degrees horizontally, according to the bullets. The listing describes a snap-together pole system and an upgraded wheel and handle designed for balance. Battery capacity is not stated, so the runtime is unknown from the listing.
Side-by-side
| Listing | Battery package | Blade types | Shaft length | Weight | Motor figure |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| YQDDM | Two packs, one charger | Saw, metal, plastic | 32 to 46 inches | Not stated | Not stated |
| ALSO GO | Two packs, voltage conflict | Plastic, straight metal, alloy saw | 33 to 47 inches | 2.65 pounds | 11,000 RPM |
| Qogtxka | Two 21V 4.0Ah, charger | Weed brush, grass rope, stainless, round saw | Up to 60 inches | 7 pounds | 750W brushless |
| JIUYEKEW | Two 21V 4000mAh, charger | Alloy saw, stainless, plastic, grass rope | 35 to 47 inches | 5.84 pounds | 1800W brushless |
| Putniu | Two 21V 4000mAh, charger | Alloy circular, rhombus alloy, nylon, steel spool | 35 to 47 inches | 3.9 pounds | 880W brushless, up to 18,000 RPM |
| Lazenry | Two batteries, charger | Plastic, stainless, alloy saw | Not stated | 3.28 pounds | 650W (bullet), 20,000 RPM (title) |
Who each weed eater suits
The YQDDM suits a buyer who wants three blade types and removable wheels, and who needs a shaft that goes down to 32 inches for shorter users. The ALSO GO suits buyers who want the stated weight in this group, and who will confirm the battery voltage first. The Qogtxka suits buyers who want a wheeled mower conversion and four blade types with a long shaft. The JIUYEKEW suits buyers who want the largest blade kit and a 12-month warranty. The Putniu suits buyers who care about the noise figure and the 80 to 120 minute runtime claim. The Lazenry suits users who want a short, light tool with wheels and a snap-together pole.
Mistakes to avoid
- Buying the ALSO GO without confirming whether the battery is 21V or 24V. The title and bullets disagree.
- Assuming the Putniu has three blades because the title says so. The bullets list four types.
- Taking the Lazenry speed as settled. The title and bullets give different numbers.
- Assuming a runtime figure applies to every use. Most listings say runtime depends on grass and mowing pace.
- Skipping the safety step. Several listings require two buttons to start, so learn that sequence before the first use.
- Using a metal blade on thick brush without checking what the listing says it suits. The metal blades are for weeds and small shrubs.
FAQ
Do these weed eaters use string?
No. Every listing in this roundup is titled as stringless, and each one uses plastic, metal or saw blades for cutting. The Putniu bullets do mention a steel spool line for edging young grass, so read that listing’s blade kit before you assume it has no line at all.
Do they include a battery and charger?
Most do. The YQDDM, Qogtxka, JIUYEKEW, Putniu and Lazenry listings each state two battery packs and a charger. The ALSO GO and the other listings state two packs, but the voltage and capacity differ between listings, so check each one.
Which weed eater is lightest?
Among the listings that state a weight, the ALSO GO is lightest at 2.65 pounds. The Putniu at 3.9 pounds and the Lazenry at 3.28 pounds follow. The Qogtxka at seven pounds and the JIUYEKEW at 5.84 pounds are heavier by the listing’s own figures.
Can these tools be used as mowers?
Several can, with wheels. The YQDDM, Qogtxka, Putniu and Lazenry listings describe removable or fitted wheels that convert the tool into a wheeled trimmer or mini mower. The listings do not describe them as full lawn mowers, so treat them as trimmers that roll.
Are they quiet?
The Putniu listing gives 78 decibels, and the ALSO GO and JIUYEKEW listings describe quieter operation than gas trimmers without a figure. The Lazenry and Qogtxka listings describe a low-noise design. Compare the claims as the listings state them rather than as measured results.
Bottom line
If you want the most blade types and a long warranty, the JIUYEKEW listing covers the most ground. If you want a stated weight and a wheeled conversion, look at the Putniu or Lazenry listings. For a long shaft and three blade types, the YQDDM is the simplest choice. Confirm the battery voltage and blade count with the seller for any listing where the title and bullets disagree, and plan your own eye and hand protection.
For more battery models in this category, see Top 10 Battery Powered Weed Eaters: 6 Real Picks Compared, and for a closer look at weed wacker kits, see Weed Wacker with Battery and Charger: Two Listings Compared.
