Electric Pruning Shears, 1.6 Inch Cutting Capacity, for Garden Pruning, with Replacement Blades, 2 x 4.0AH Batteries and Charger (Electric Pruning Shears & Extensions)

I live on 60 acres of mostly wooded property. One afternoon of clearing with regular shears flared up my tendonitis so badly, I couldn't move my arm for almost three days. I got these and they are LIFE CHANGING!!! I immediately bought my mom and father in law a set, and I'm considering getting them for my sister and best friend, too. We're all outdoorsy people who tend to gardens, and they're definitely a necessity. This cuts through low hanging branches with ease. Saplings where you don't want them? GONE! I love that it came with an extra battery, but it lasts so long. We must have used it over 500 times before the battery quit. After one week, I looked around the property and I told my husband it actually looked clean and well kept. I haven't been able to say that for at least two years. I cannot recommend this enough. The trigger is so easy to use, and my arms are no longer in agony. If you are an avid gardener, GET ONE!!

This makes yard work very easy;….. but WATCH YOUR FINGERS!!! I’m surprised this is available in USA.

Great tool seve a several times in work

Cuts limbs like butter. Worth every penny spent

WEIKEISA Electric Pruning Shears, 1.6 Inch Cutting Capacity, for Garden Pruning, with Replacement Blades, 2 x 4.0AH Batteries and Chargerthis is a very cool little gadget. i am not sure it makes total sense in real world use or not. but if you prune things alot this may make a lot of sense. i just dont know. it is not exactly the revelation that a battery powered drill driver was from the stand point of a philips head screwdriver. that impact is immediate and apparent. i was there. 1996 got my first battery powered drill. it was amazing. changed how i worked. this is sort of like that. but doesnt seem like the same exactly. i cant put my finger on why yet. anyway, it works. and it saves you some grief. there is a counter that counts the number of trigger pulls. i like this, but it seems almost nonsensical. i tested in my shop with dried wood strips and small sticks. there is a clear difference in how it cuts a 1/8" x 3/4" piece of poplar and a 3/4" x 3/4? piece of rock maple. you hear it. the maple is eating up more battery than the poplar. so the counter is just for fun, it probably doesnt mean a whole lot. there is also a percentage of battery left. but you get 2 batteries. the claim is you can but 1 1/2 inches. with wet outdoor tree softwood that might happen. it felt like it struggled a bit with the dried 3/4x3/4 maple stick i threw at it. but it seemed like a physics issue. the hard dry wood didnt peel off the way a wet wood would could chuck wood. anyway, the gadget is super cool. and super dangerous. yikes. with snips you are always aware of what is landing in the danger spot. there seems like a serious safety concern with this item because of how easy it is to trigger a cut. i am not one who worries alot about safety as i have been around power tools for more than 40 years. but this one gives me slight pause. its a little shark. be careful and conscientious.

These would be great if only pruning a tree or two. Heavy and unbalanced. Good cutting strength.

AWESOME PRODUCT. USE IT FOR CUTTING LIMBS OFF TREES AND PRUNING.

The tree Pruning Shears work great.