Overall happy with the purchase. Just opened and use this tool in the past hour. It is better built and feels more rugged than my 20 year old Black and Decker LE750 which will now serve as a backup after I replace the worn out motor brushes. The motor is very powerful and was able to edge my lawn faster than ever before. A minor complaint is that the support handle came with the bolt but appears to be missing the mating nut. Looked all over the clean area I was using for the setup and assembly of this tool. Without this nut, the handle was difficult to use with the high torquing of this tool. Will pickup one from the local hardware store. Otherwise happy with my purchase.

Easy to put edge guide next to concrete edge and to keep it lined up. Very powerful. Does great edge with ease

replaced a 15 year old black and decker that bearings went out on.. this has a little more power and nicer job trenching sidewalk edge

I have owned 2 of these lawn edgers and love the appearance of my yard. Now, I have purchased one for a family member building a new home. Great product.

I had a curb and a driveway that hadn't been edged in years. The weedeater couldn't make it through the first few layers so I needed more power. This thing is like a skill saw on the end of a stick. It looks like I cut it with a laser I. Recommend it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was able to assemble the edger quickly and easily to begin the task of edging the driveway and sidewalk to provide a terrific appearance for our home. Several walkers have asked what did I use for such a great look.

I’m a small person and this edger maker edging my driveway a breeze.

The Worx 7.5” electric edger replaced a 20-year-old different brand. Maybe my expectations are too high, but I am disappointed with the performance of this edger compared to the one it replaced. Although it does an adequate job of edging along the sidewalk, it is underpowered. The edging line is not as clean as I would like but is acceptable. My main problem with the edger is the design of the blade guard. In many places, the guard comes in contact with the turf, causing the right rear wheel to float off the sidewalk. This makes it difficult to keep the edger flush against the sidewalk in order to maintain a straight line. The floating rear wheel also results in a shallower depth because the blade is forced above the turf by the blade guard’s contact with the turf. Overall, this edger is average – average price, average performance.

I like the edger, but it was supposed to come with three extra blades and the blades weren’t in it and now they want me to send the whole unit back just so they can send me another one with the blades. How ridiculous is that

The bottom guide on the edger guide is made of metal, but screwed into plastic...I got half way around my yard and the screws stripped and made it impossible for the guide to stay in place