RAXONE Cordless String Trimmer 24V

A quick pass along the lawn edge, then a careful trim around a tree, is the kind of yard work this cordless trimmer is designed for.

The RAXONE combines a string trimmer and edger-style use with three interchangeable blades for grass, weeds, and shrub pruning.

Its folding shaft, adjustable length, and included batteries give it a practical setup for routine home-yard maintenance, though the 8-inch cutting width favors controlled passes over covering a large area quickly.

Technical details

The trimmer runs on a 24V motor listed at 800W and 11,000 RPM. It has an 8-inch cutting width and comes with two 4.0Ah batteries, the stated continuous runtime is 50 to 60 minutes. That’s a useful amount of cordless working time for trimming jobs, but it isn’t a promise that every yard or cutting task will take the same time.

Three blades are included for different jobs: grass trimming, weed cutting, and shrub pruning. The kit also lists trimmer spools, a charger, side wheel, carrying handle, safety glasses, and gloves. The tool weighs 7.7 pounds. Its shaft folds 180 degrees and telescopes from 37.8 to 54.3 inches, while the cutting head can be angled to reach tighter spots.

Everyday compatibility

This setup is aimed at lawn and garden upkeep where a bulky mower is awkward: along flower beds, around trees, or in narrow corners. The cordless design avoids managing a power cord as you move around the yard. For example, you could edge a short stretch of lawn, switch blades, and then work around the base of a tree without moving a larger machine into the planting area.

The 8-inch cutting width is the main trade-off. It offers maneuverability, but a wide, overgrown lawn calls for a faster, broader-cutting tool. From the way it is set up, this is better treated as a trimmer for detail work and smaller residential jobs than as a replacement for a full-size mower.

Usage tips

Match the blade to the task rather than treating all three as interchangeable. Use the grass blade for trimming, the weed blade for weeds, and the shrub-pruning blade for the listed pruning job. Tool-free blade changes are designed to make switching simpler, but the supplied details don’t specify which blade is appropriate for every plant or how thick a stem it can handle.

Adjust the telescoping shaft to a comfortable reach before starting, and fold it down for storage afterward. The adjustable head can help with corners where a straight approach is awkward. The product has a dual-switch mechanism that requires both hands to operate and a splash guard intended to block debris, the included glasses and gloves are useful protective gear, not a reason to work without care. It makes sense if you want a cordless tool for edging and spot trimming. It might not be a great match if your priority is covering broad areas in fewer passes.

Before you decide

How long does it run? The listed runtime is 50 to 60 minutes with the two 4.0Ah batteries. Actual time can vary with the work being done.

Can the shaft be adjusted for storage? Yes. It telescopes from 37.8 to 54.3 inches and folds 180 degrees.

What comes in the kit? The listing includes two batteries, a charger, three blades, trimmer spools, a side wheel, a carrying handle, safety glasses, and gloves.

Is it worth it?

For routine trimming around beds, trees, and lawn edges, the RAXONE’s cordless format, adjustable shaft, and task-specific blades address the awkward jobs that can make a larger tool cumbersome. The included batteries and accessories also mean the package is set up for several types of yard work. Its narrower cutting width is a meaningful limit, though: choose a wider-cutting tool for large areas, or consider this one when maneuverability and detail work matter more than speed across open grass.