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.

More powerful than the B%26D that I replaced. Had ample power to edge driveway and sidewalk which had not been done for awhile

Used it for the first time and this edger is very good. Crisp lines, very easy to use.

Quick easy order was here in two days, edger works great. Much easier to use than a string trimmer.

For a female senior, the edger was extremely easy to assemble. Except for a few areas where the grass grew 3" onto the sidewalk, the edger was fast and did a great job. Better value than using battery or gas-powered edgers. Highly recommend!

Could not register this for warranty online at works.com. The company website is not functional. The machine kicks up enormous cloud of dust. Hard to control. Heavier than you think. Assembly instructions very inadequate.

Being partly disabled, it's a little hard to maneuver because it has a cord on it. And it should have 2 guide blades on the side. Of the edger to make it easier to cut through old grass that's thick.

I like this edger because it keeps me from having to buy spools and the endless re-threading them when they break. I do know to have an extra blade on hand but I am fine with that.

I'd not done my walks for a long time and the lawn was well onto the walk and had gotten fairly thick. The edger churned away and it was difficult at first to guide it between the lawn and the walk. Sparks flew more than once and kick back happened several times. I finally made it to the end of the job and wished that the handle was longer and there was more depth adjustment.

I hate it. Very hard to use. The wheel is not a good guide. The blade is rectangle and therefore does not spin well. I chip the edges of your pavement in the blink of an eye, so you cannot go close to the edge which means that you cannot edge your grass good. And what I don't understand with it is, how it chips your driveway concrete or the sidewalk concrete so quickly with sparks flying, (so be careful), but when it comes to a thick patch of grass it struggles like dickens to cut it or go through it.