KressKG285.9

  • Cordless
£190Typical price
Test score

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This cordless hedge trimmer offers exceptional power and a lightweight design for ease of use, according to Kress. It also comes with an adjustable rear handle, which is a feature we love to see because it usually makes cutting easier. We tested it thoroughly to find out whether this cordless hedge trimmer has enough power and cutting ability to keep your hedges looking neat and tidy. Read the full review to see what we found.

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  • How well does it cut hedges?
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KEY TEST RESULTS
Cutting hedges
Comfort in use
Manoeuvrability
  • Oct 2023First reviewed by Which?
  • Jun 2023Released

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