String Trimmers Tool Reviews

The DEWALT 20V MAX* DCST922P1 string trimmer packs a foldable hinge, QuickLoad spool, and decent runtime into a compact package. But does it balance power, ergonomics, and value? Let’s find out.

EGO’s ST1511T brings convenience with its PowerLoad line-wind system, telescopic shaft, and solid runtime — a great pick for homeowners who want fuss-free trimming.

The EGO ST1623T delivers unmatched convenience with automatic line feeding, push-button reloading, and long runtime — making it the perfect battery trimmer for most homeowners.

The Husqvarna 320iL string trimmer offers an intuitive dual-direction head, turbo boost mode, and thoughtful ergonomics — a standout in the cordless homeowner class.

Ryobi’s RY402110 packs 0.105-in line capability and a wide 17" swath into an affordable package — great for homeowners who want near-pro performance without the pro price.

The Skil PWRCore 40 PLT1500C proves that you don’t need to spend big for a capable string trimmer. With solid cutting speed, universal attachment capability, and one of the best values in its class, it’s a great pick for homeowners, if you can live with lighter-duty line.

The Stihl FSA 135 R takes the bones of the FS 91 R gas trimmer and electrifies it, delivering excellent balance, vibration control, and runtime for professional crews.

The Worx GT3.0 cordless trimmer and edger combo is lightweight, beginner-friendly, and perfect for small to mid-sized yards. We tested how well it trims, edges, and holds up against thicker weeds.