Argos Grass Trimmers
Argos grass trimmers are versatile and powerful tools to keep your lawn neat and tidy.
With so many models to choose from, there's always the best product for you!
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Grass trimmers: corded vs cordless
The main difference is the power source.
Corded models need to be plugged into an electrical outlet, while cordless models run on rechargeable batteries. Each option has its pros and cons, such as:
Corded models have unlimited runtime, more power, less maintenance, and are more cost-effective. However, they have less mobility, can be cumbersome to use with a long cord, and are not suitable for larger properties.
Cordless models are lightweight, portable, and convenient. They can reach any area without being limited by a cord. However, they have limited runtime, may require multiple batteries or frequent charging, and can be more expensive than corded models.
Corded models need to be plugged into an electrical outlet, while cordless models run on rechargeable batteries. Each option has its pros and cons, such as:
Corded models have unlimited runtime, more power, less maintenance, and are more cost-effective. However, they have less mobility, can be cumbersome to use with a long cord, and are not suitable for larger properties.
Cordless models are lightweight, portable, and convenient. They can reach any area without being limited by a cord. However, they have limited runtime, may require multiple batteries or frequent charging, and can be more expensive than corded models.