Fortunately, battery-powered alternatives exist, which will save you a headache whenever it's time to trim your yard. And you shouldn't even have to spend a ton to find a great weed eater.

Ryobi and Black+Decker both offer quality and affordable weed eaters, but how do the two brands compare? Here's an in-depth ...

You can choose between a gas-powered, electric, or battery-powered weed eater. Gas-powered weed eaters are typically the most powerful, but they are also the heaviest and require more maintenance.

The brand's nose trimmer, aptly called "the Weed Whacker," is a waterproof ... rechargeable and battery operated. The type of power they use doesn’t often affect the actual trimming ability ...

Additionally, the weed eater attachment didn’t have ... to trim hedges and shrubs occasionally, an electric or battery-powered hedge trimmer may be a more cost-effective option.

No matter your experience level with body grooming, the trimmer ... the long battery life means you hardly ever have to recharge it. The downside of many body groomers is in the power.

Wacker Neuson plans to showcase its battery-powered equipment at CONEXPO, including a new 1.7 ton excavator, which will soon be sold in North America. The company will be at booth W43501 at the ...

"With increasing battery power density storage capacities and voltage levels, thermal management is an area of critical concern for the safety of the OEMs' end user," said Alex Shimazaki, automotive ...

Wacker Neuson’s APU3050e is a first battery-powered reversible plate that delivers a practical solution for compaction tasks. This emission-free plate meets the needs of jobsites with ...

The Manscaped Weed Whacker is smooth, quiet, and fast. The Liberex Nose Hair Trimmer has an LED light ... crannies of your nose and ears. It's battery operated, giving it a 40-minute run time ...