Overall both devices work well. With a full battery charge they have the power to get the job done. I have not had any issues.

They arrived quickly and undamaged. I used the the trimmer first and it works great. I have an old electric trimmer and it was so nice to not have to deal with extension cords. I have a lot of over growth in my yard and it had no problem cutting it down. It says in the instruction not to use as an edger but I only used it that way for a short period of time along my driveway, it did an ok job with that. Out of the box, the poles are attached with a cable tie to hold the two poles together. It was a bit difficult to put the poles together but once they are tighten down they stayed together. I also left the cable tie on incase I decide to store it folded up. For now I will just hang it as it is. The tap and go line feed is great, but then I've only used it twice.

The blower worked better than I expected. I read some where, while researching blowers, to look for no less than 400 CFM (blowing pressure) because then it won't push the wet stuff well at all. That's why I didn't get the cheaper $20.00 to $60.00 blowers. I haven't used it on anything wet yet, even though it has rained a lot this year in Michigan. Trees just started dropping leaves, so we will see how it goes when they are all over the yard. I also want to try it on snow this year as well. The intake of air is in the back, which I wanted, because of a comment from a purchaser, on one of the cheaper blowers, stated that theirs was on the left side of the motor and it kept sucking their shirt into it while in use. So I'm glad the in take of air is in the back.

When looking at cordless tools, look at the battery that comes with it. Most are are 20V, but look for the ampage (length of time it runs), mine came with a 4amp battery, which I made sure it had a full charge before using. I used it on the trimmer and the blower the same day. It still had a good charge after 30 minutes. So I would look for at least a 4amp battery. I did buy a couple of extra DEWALT 6amp batteries, incase I want to go longer. But then I also have the DEWALT cordless pole saw (haven't used it yet), hand drill, driver and a jig saw, so wanted extra batteries. Hope this helps.

I always find DeWalt tools to be the best. Works great. Just what I needed

Pretty basic set of Dewalt products. Worked as described out of the box.

I have a medium/largeish sized yard and the 4 Amp battery seems to get the job done for a full edge trim and blowing the clippings away.

Sometimes the blower eats the rest of the battery before I'm done but I have an extra 3 amp battery on backup. I recommend having an extra battery. Not a problem since I've got a whole mess of batteries laying around but only the 4 Amp isn't enough for a big yard.

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