
How Much Does a Weed Eater Cost?
How much does a weed eater cost? Cordless string trimmers run about 60 dollars to 250 dollars, with 2-in-1 trimmer and edger kits near the middle of that band.
Clear shortlists and brand-by-brand comparisons of battery and gas trimmers from EGO, Greenworks, WORX, BLACK+DECKER, CRAFTSMAN and more. Start with your yard size, the power you want or the job in front of you.

How much does a weed eater cost? Cordless string trimmers run about 60 dollars to 250 dollars, with 2-in-1 trimmer and edger kits near the middle of that band.

The difference between a string trimmer and an edger: one cuts grass tall and flat, the other cuts a clean line along paths and beds.

How long does a weed eater last? Most string trimmers run 5 to 10 years, and battery models often last 3 to 6 years on the original pack.

Compare a 40V vs 20V trimmer by cutting needs, weight, line feed, edging features and battery setup to choose the right fit for your yard.

Compare the best 20V string trimmers for edging, line control, longer runtime and storage. Find a kit or bare tool that fits your yard and battery setup.

Compare the best 40V string trimmers for lawn edges, wider cutting paths and attachments. See which battery kits and line-feed features fit your yard.

Compare budget string trimmers by included batteries, edging features and line feed. Find a practical fit for small lawns, longer sessions and tight budgets.

Compare the best cordless weed eater picks for home lawns, from light trimmer-edger kits to wider cutting paths, brushless motors and attachment-ready designs.

Compare the best straight shaft string trimmers for reach, attachments, and yard size. See cordless and gas options, then match features to your trimming needs.