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product_id: 203769046
title: "Worx 20V 12\" 3-in-1 Cordless String Trimmer/Lawn Edger/Mini Mower, WG170.2"
brand: "worx"
price: "2035 Lei"
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# 3-in-1 Versatility 20V PowerShare Battery 90° Pivoting Head Worx 20V 12" 3-in-1 Cordless String Trimmer/Lawn Edger/Mini Mower, WG170.2

**Brand:** worx
**Price:** 2035 Lei
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🌿 One tool, endless lawn envy—own your outdoor space like a pro!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Worx 20V 12" 3-in-1 Cordless String Trimmer/Lawn Edger/Mini Mower, WG170.2 by worx
- **How much does it cost?** 2035 Lei with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- worx enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted worx brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Custom Comfort Fit:** 7-position handle + telescoping shaft for ergonomic control.
- • **Instant Line Feed Control:** Push-button line advance for uninterrupted precision.
- • **Cordless Freedom, Zero Hassle:** Move effortlessly—no cords, no gas, no limits.
- • **Trim, Edge & Mow with One Tool:** Seamlessly switch modes for total yard mastery.
- • **Guided Edging with Plant Protection:** Dual wheels and flower guard keep lines straight and your garden safe.

## Overview

The WORX WG170.2 is a lightweight (5.5 lb), cordless 3-in-1 string trimmer, edger, and mini mower featuring a 12-inch cutting width and a 90° pivoting head for versatile yard care. Powered by a 20V PowerShare lithium-ion battery, it offers cordless convenience with a push-button Command Feed line system for precise trimming. Adjustable ergonomic design and wheeled edging with plant guards make it perfect for small to medium lawns, delivering professional results with easy storage and fast charging.

## Description

The WORX WG170.2 20V Power Share 3-in-1 Cordless String Trimmer, Lawn Edger, and Mini Mower is designed for homeowners who want one versatile tool for routine lawn maintenance. It quickly converts between trimming, wheeled edging, and mini-mowing, making it useful for grass cleanup, sidewalk edges, driveway borders, patios, and small lawn patches.The cordless battery-powered design eliminates gas, cords, and extension cables for easier setup and movement around the yard. Command Feed line control lets you advance trimming line with a button, giving you more control than bump-feed systems. In edger mode, support wheels help guide the tool for cleaner, straighter lines.With adjustable handle positions, telescoping shaft, and rotating head settings, the WG170.2 is designed to fit different users and yard conditions. As part of the WORX Power Share system, the included 20V battery can support other WORX tools as your outdoor and power tool collection grows.

Review: Overjoyed with this trimmer/edger, because it edges perfectly - I have grown weary of products that look good in the listing but then turn out to have flaws so severe that the only thing I can see fit to do is return them. Returning stuff is a hassle that I do not enjoy in the least. I am pleased to share my very positive experience with the Worx 170. The 170.2 to be more specific - this variant comes with a "fast" charger and a single 2.0 amp-hr battery. The only difficulty I have had with this product was when ordering, because for me, it wasn't easy to figure out the differences among the several Worx trimmer-edgers that are very similar. For me, the 170 is perfect, and I recommend this version (170.2) because of the itty-bitty charger that comes with the other 170 retail package. Ordering this trimmer/edger was going to be my final attempt at replacing a Craftyman (sorry for the mispelling) that I had been using for three years. It just was lousy at edging, and those Craftyman batteries are lousy, especially their small 2.0 amp-hr batteries. One of the problems I was having with the Craftyman, besides the batteries, is that it had a habit of releasing way too much string each time you released the trigger and then squeezed it again. The autofeed mechanism, shared with similar B&D trimmer/edgers, is seriously flawed. And then there was the fact that I simply could not edge a straight line with the Craftyman. This was due to the fact that you walk along beside it, which is not like most other trimmer/edgers. Anyway, getting back to the Worx 170, it was going to be my final effort, after having recently returned a B&D that had too many design flaws. To be completely honest I did not have high hopes for the Worx - the odds were about 50-50 that I wouldn't like it any more than the B&D or the Craftyman that I had been using. But, the design of the Worx 170 was sufficiently different that I decided to give it a try before throwing in the towel. And am I ever glad that I didn't give up on this small pursuit without giving the Worx a try. The differences between it and the other trimmer/edgers - the one I've owned for three years and the one I recently examined carefully and then returned - are night and day. Most all trimmer/edgers are perfectly good for trimming. It's the edging that separates the good ones from the not-so-good ones. Can you edge a straight line with it? Can you keep the cut vertical? Is the cutting efficiency good enough to cut through that thick mat of Bermuda grass that is trying to take over the driveway and the sidewalk? Does the small battery hold up long enough for it to be worth messing with? Does the line feed mechanism work as well as it needs to work? In all honesty, I was taken completely by surprise at how well it worked when I first squeezed the trigger and began to use it, and ditto with how it worked after I had edged about 250 feet and the small battery was still going strong. I was over the moon with how easy it was to edge a straight line. I was pleased as punch with how well the feed mechanism worked. And it cut through the Bermuda grass with such little effort that I doubt very much that a metal blade would do any better. Speaking of which, you can buy a small purposeful edger with a metal blade for not much more money. The only problem I have with metal blade edgers is that I don't want a bunch of chips taken out of the edge of the concrete drive and sidewalks. The Worx 170 worked perfectly. In every way. No problems of any sort. At last, I have an edger that lets me cut straight, vertical lines, and that performs at a high level in the several other aspects that matter. One thing that pleased me is that, even though I didn't have much need to reverse direction and go back over a short stretch that needed another pass, there was no problem when doing this, and it works equally well whether you pull it behind you or push it ahead of you. With the Craftyman that I've been using these past three years, I would try to move the cutting head forward a ways and then backwards a ways, but when I did this, it always moved in an arc, and whenever I tried to keep that from happening, I ended up cutting an inch or more over to the side of the line I was trying to cut. No such problem with the Worx. You're probably thinking that I got paid by Worx to write this review. Nope. No desertcart Vine, nothing of that sort. I've written my share of reviews on desertcart. The majority of my reviews are negative because when I encounter something with obvious and significant design flaws, I am motivated to let the world know. Once in a blue moon, I encounter something that is exactly what I hoped it would be. When this happens, I am happy to write a positive review like this one. Partly because it makes me feel like less of a grudge. I really, really like the Worx 170 trimmer/edger. Get the 170.2 product version with the single battery and the fast charger.
Review: Great trimmer for everyday trimming, lightweight, battery lasts a long time - I needed a lightweight trimmer that I could use easily to do spot work around trees, faucets and other trim work. This was it! It easy folds for storage into a small space, runs a long time on one charged battery, and works like a champ. The string spool looks so small but it lasts a long time, several uses around garden beds, string light poles, flower beds, faucets, etc. I also found out it is adjustable so that I can use it as a lawn mower in tight areas that I can't get the push mower in, cuts as evenly as the mower. it is super easy to change the battery and the string spool. The string spools aren't expensive either. There is nothing I don't like about it. I still use the heavy gas string trimmer for around fences trees, and equipment shed in the pastures on my farm but this one is my every day trimmer now.

## Features

- 3-IN-1 VERSATILITY & 90° PIVOT HEAD: Effortlessly switch between trimming, edging, and mini-mowing, backed by a 90° pivoting head that adapts to slopes, uneven terrain, and hard-to-reach areas for superior cutting control across the yard.
- CORDLESS CONVENIENCE: Battery-powered design avoids gas, cords, and extension cables, making it easier to move around trees, fences, beds, and tight yard spaces.
- ON-DEMAND COMMAND LINE FEED: Electronic push-button line feed delivers instant fresh line without bumping or stopping, and provides total cutting control with zero string waste.
- ERGONOMIC COMFORT & EASY STORAGE: Features a 7-position adjustable handle and telescopic shaft that customize to your height for maximum control during long yard work sessions, while collapsing entirely to save valuable garage storage space.
- WHEELED EDGING & PLANT SAFETY: Dual support wheels guide the tool along sidewalks, driveways, patios, and garden edges for perfectly straight lines, while an integrated flower guard keeps your prized plants and landscaping completely safe.
- LIGHTWEIGHT AT ONLY 5.5 LB: Designed for routine homeowner trimming and edging, with enough power for small to medium yard maintenance and easier handling than gas tools.
- FAST-CHARGING KIT: Includes battery and charger so the tool is ready for routine trimming, edging, and mini-mowing tasks around the home.
- POWER SHARE BATTERY SYSTEM: Part of the WORX Power Share platform, the included 20V battery works with WORX 20V tools and select 40V and 80V WORX tools.
- WHAT'S IN THE BOX: 3-in-1 trimmer/edger/mini-mower, 20V 2.0Ah battery, charger, spool, safety guard and support wheels.

## Images

![Worx 20V 12" 3-in-1 Cordless String Trimmer/Lawn Edger/Mini Mower, WG170.2 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61YS4RaRSbL.jpg)
![Worx 20V 12" 3-in-1 Cordless String Trimmer/Lawn Edger/Mini Mower, WG170.2 - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71u9+rdAZYL.jpg)
![Worx 20V 12" 3-in-1 Cordless String Trimmer/Lawn Edger/Mini Mower, WG170.2 - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61zTkqbOt8L.jpg)
![Worx 20V 12" 3-in-1 Cordless String Trimmer/Lawn Edger/Mini Mower, WG170.2 - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71RwNrnV0IL.jpg)
![Worx 20V 12" 3-in-1 Cordless String Trimmer/Lawn Edger/Mini Mower, WG170.2 - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71AZMez-99L.jpg)

## Available Options

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Overjoyed with this trimmer/edger, because it edges perfectly
*by K***E on July 27, 2026*

I have grown weary of products that look good in the listing but then turn out to have flaws so severe that the only thing I can see fit to do is return them. Returning stuff is a hassle that I do not enjoy in the least. I am pleased to share my very positive experience with the Worx 170. The 170.2 to be more specific - this variant comes with a "fast" charger and a single 2.0 amp-hr battery. The only difficulty I have had with this product was when ordering, because for me, it wasn't easy to figure out the differences among the several Worx trimmer-edgers that are very similar. For me, the 170 is perfect, and I recommend this version (170.2) because of the itty-bitty charger that comes with the other 170 retail package. Ordering this trimmer/edger was going to be my final attempt at replacing a Craftyman (sorry for the mispelling) that I had been using for three years. It just was lousy at edging, and those Craftyman batteries are lousy, especially their small 2.0 amp-hr batteries. One of the problems I was having with the Craftyman, besides the batteries, is that it had a habit of releasing way too much string each time you released the trigger and then squeezed it again. The autofeed mechanism, shared with similar B&D trimmer/edgers, is seriously flawed. And then there was the fact that I simply could not edge a straight line with the Craftyman. This was due to the fact that you walk along beside it, which is not like most other trimmer/edgers. Anyway, getting back to the Worx 170, it was going to be my final effort, after having recently returned a B&D that had too many design flaws. To be completely honest I did not have high hopes for the Worx - the odds were about 50-50 that I wouldn't like it any more than the B&D or the Craftyman that I had been using. But, the design of the Worx 170 was sufficiently different that I decided to give it a try before throwing in the towel. And am I ever glad that I didn't give up on this small pursuit without giving the Worx a try. The differences between it and the other trimmer/edgers - the one I've owned for three years and the one I recently examined carefully and then returned - are night and day. Most all trimmer/edgers are perfectly good for trimming. It's the edging that separates the good ones from the not-so-good ones. Can you edge a straight line with it? Can you keep the cut vertical? Is the cutting efficiency good enough to cut through that thick mat of Bermuda grass that is trying to take over the driveway and the sidewalk? Does the small battery hold up long enough for it to be worth messing with? Does the line feed mechanism work as well as it needs to work? In all honesty, I was taken completely by surprise at how well it worked when I first squeezed the trigger and began to use it, and ditto with how it worked after I had edged about 250 feet and the small battery was still going strong. I was over the moon with how easy it was to edge a straight line. I was pleased as punch with how well the feed mechanism worked. And it cut through the Bermuda grass with such little effort that I doubt very much that a metal blade would do any better. Speaking of which, you can buy a small purposeful edger with a metal blade for not much more money. The only problem I have with metal blade edgers is that I don't want a bunch of chips taken out of the edge of the concrete drive and sidewalks. The Worx 170 worked perfectly. In every way. No problems of any sort. At last, I have an edger that lets me cut straight, vertical lines, and that performs at a high level in the several other aspects that matter. One thing that pleased me is that, even though I didn't have much need to reverse direction and go back over a short stretch that needed another pass, there was no problem when doing this, and it works equally well whether you pull it behind you or push it ahead of you. With the Craftyman that I've been using these past three years, I would try to move the cutting head forward a ways and then backwards a ways, but when I did this, it always moved in an arc, and whenever I tried to keep that from happening, I ended up cutting an inch or more over to the side of the line I was trying to cut. No such problem with the Worx. You're probably thinking that I got paid by Worx to write this review. Nope. No Amazon Vine, nothing of that sort. I've written my share of reviews on Amazon. The majority of my reviews are negative because when I encounter something with obvious and significant design flaws, I am motivated to let the world know. Once in a blue moon, I encounter something that is exactly what I hoped it would be. When this happens, I am happy to write a positive review like this one. Partly because it makes me feel like less of a grudge. I really, really like the Worx 170 trimmer/edger. Get the 170.2 product version with the single battery and the fast charger.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great trimmer for everyday trimming, lightweight, battery lasts a long time
*by M***L on July 25, 2025*

I needed a lightweight trimmer that I could use easily to do spot work around trees, faucets and other trim work. This was it! It easy folds for storage into a small space, runs a long time on one charged battery, and works like a champ. The string spool looks so small but it lasts a long time, several uses around garden beds, string light poles, flower beds, faucets, etc. I also found out it is adjustable so that I can use it as a lawn mower in tight areas that I can't get the push mower in, cuts as evenly as the mower. it is super easy to change the battery and the string spool. The string spools aren't expensive either. There is nothing I don't like about it. I still use the heavy gas string trimmer for around fences trees, and equipment shed in the pastures on my farm but this one is my every day trimmer now.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A good all round lightweight weed wacker
*by L***D on December 25, 2022*

I purchased the WG170.2 trimmer deal that includes one 20 volt battery and charger, plus three spools of . 065 trimmer line after reading all the great reviews. Delivery was prompt and included all items stated. I have used it three times and find it very versatile and it works pretty well. There are a few issues however. The instructions are limited and rather vague. I encountered problems adjusting from trimmer to edger and had to watch some videos which did not match up with what I had, that is, the handle could not turn to bring the top grip upright(vertical) as when trimming. I contacted customer service and was informed that the trimmer head alone moved up or down 90 degrees but not the handle shaft. This means that the vertical top grip becomes horizontal in edger mode, which is somewhat awkward. Another issue for me was the battery life which only lasted about 25minutes fully charged, although it took less than an hour to charge. The command feed also only works occasionally. Overall I have given this product a four star rating because as a trimmer it does work well and even though awkward, once you adjust your own position it edges well, plus the price paid was very reasonable and customer service was good.

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