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The Paddsun is a cordless string trimmer built around a wheeled base that turns it into a small push mower, so you walk behind it instead of carrying it. It runs a brushless motor rated to 18,000 RPM and ships with three blade types: a manganese steel circular saw blade for thick shrubs and branches, a stainless steel metal blade for heavy weeds, and a plastic blade for young grass. The shaft telescopes and the head swivels 90 degrees for edging and tight spots, and it breaks down for storage. It suits light-to-medium yard cleanup on flat ground, but the 6-inch cutting width is narrow next to typical cordless trimmers and the 3.6-star rating suggests mixed owner results.
In stockSold by JLLOM StoreReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
Ratings average 3.6 out of 5 across 83 reviews, so opinion is split. Owners who like it point to the wheeled design and the blade options; others report weak cutting and short run time.
The Paddsun cordless electric weed eater is a battery-powered trimmer that works as a weed trimmer, brush cutter, lawn mower and edger. It has a brushless motor rated at 1880W with a maximum speed of 18000 RPM. A wheel attachment lets it be pushed along like a small lawn mower, which takes weight off the shoulders during long use.
It comes with three types of blades. Manganese steel circular saw blades cut thicker shrubs and branches. Stainless steel metal blades cut thick weeds and small shrubs. Plastic blades cut young grass.
The shaft telescopes for length adjustment, and the head swivels a full 90°. This lets the user trim in tight spaces without bending down. The trimmer can be taken apart for storage and carrying. Double safety buttons require the safety lock and trigger to be pressed together to start it. The handle has a rubber-molded grip, and an auxiliary handle adds balance and control.
