BoschCordless Secateurs EasyPrune (Integrated 3.6 Volt Battery; 450 Cuts per Battery Charge; Rechargeable with Micro-USB Cable; in Carton Packaging)

These are very easy to use and make light work of pruning, can cut through quite thick branches and lots of use on one charge. They are quite expensive but the quality is excellent as you would expect with Bosch.

Brilliant, so easy to use, really helpful If have arthritis, can tackle cutting thicker stems

These are really good and function as normal manual pruners on small things until resistance is met and then the power kicks in and assists for as long as you squeeze and then it is as if you had a long handle pruner. I assounded at how long the battery lasts - it justs keeps going and two full days plus on a single charge! the only down side is that they ar fairly chunky and the only charge with 5 Watt micro USB charging lead so charging takes over night. Would have expected USB-C on a product like this and the corresponding faster charging speed

Great tool, no bulky battery, got for my wife, she finds them very easy to use

I am starting to get arthritis in my hands, so these are perfect for the trimming of plants especially the wisteria, which wraps around the house covering about 15m. Battery lasts, but I have a second as they get used a lot.

Although they arrived in good time, they were clearly repackaged. The deals had been broken and then taped over. There was a return label stuck on the outside of the box, from a few weeks prior.That said, I did charge them and try to use them. They were hopeless, unable to handle a couple of cm, but also froze shut clamped in place. Supposedly assisted, but no use. If you can’t cut with assist what I can cut with a normal pair, it’s pointless. Returning for refund.

Works well

Hubby bought me this, as I’d been drooling over them for a good while. I’ve ME, so anything that lets me get things done easier is essential.They do a good job, BUT:(1) If you have small hands it’s almost impossible to fully open them. The ergonomics are very disappointing, and built for hands like spades!(2) I previously had a cheapo one that as soon as you depressed the trigger off it went. Almost lost a finger a few times lol. So these, that you have to exert more pressure to operate, for safety reasons, is good.What isn’t so good is that the pressure is fairly considerable. So for small to medium stuff you’re doing it all manually, and it only kicks in when it’s thicker stuff requiring more pressure. So their description of “help when you need it” may not correspond with my definition!I want it to also help with the medium stuff, which it doesn’t.Sadly I’ve left mine somewhere on the garden. Really fancy the Worxs one (balking at the price and weight) but just can’t convince myself to go for another one of these. I wound up with hand fatigue anyway pruning the step over apples, with this thing only kicking in maybe 10% of the time - far too much money for 10% :(If you’re a fit and healthy bloke doing a lot of the stuff at max cutting width you’ll love them.If you’re small handed or decrepit like me, poorly designed I’m afraid