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They're usually lighter than corded and petrol models. However, you will need to factor in the extra time needed to charge the trimmer in between doing large garden jobs – the worst batteries can take more than four hours to charge. Barbers use clippers and trimmers that are not ordinary to provide the ideal haircut. Unfortunately, getting a good trim at home is nearly impossible for most people without these unique trimmers. You will find hundreds of various trimmers that promise unmatched results if you search online, but you’ll get disappointed. Don’t fall into the trap; trust a tested and professional shaver , Trimsher ! These are high precision clippers for hair, beard and grooming that your hairdresser don’t want you to discover! Rest assured, though, for we at Men’s Health have undertaken extensive research to bring you the ultimate guide to the best full body groomers, pubic hair trimmers and body hair trimmers on the market – all designed specifically to cater to your most intimate grooming needs.

If you need to keep going for an hour or more, either invest in an extra battery or look for a strimmer with a rapid charger. Some can recharge the battery in under an hour, while others take two or three hours (or more) to do the job. If you’ve got something a bit tougher than grass, like a big bramble patch, a powerful strimmer or brushcutter will also be helpful. According to Broadhouse, the key things to look for in a strimmer are a robust build, whether it’s comfortable to use and, if it’s a cordless electric strimmer, a decent battery life.

If you have a tall hedge that needs cutting frequently it might be worth investing in a good long-reach hedge trimmer, so you can cut the tops without the risk of climbing a ladder. If necessary, consult the manufacturer's instructions to determine if lubrication is needed. Use the recommended lubricating oil or spray sparingly.

A harness might have been a nice extra, particularly as most of the weight is distributed towards the cutting head, but the movable soft-grip handle and adjustable pole help make use slightly easier on the arms and shoulders. It’s a heavyweight trimmer for heavyweight jobs, and you will struggle to find a cordless model with more raw grass-cutting, weed-chopping power. Cordless hedge trimmers give you the freedom to cut hedges further away from the house, and there is no cable to accidentally cut through.

If you're dealing with tall hedges, it might be worth considering a long-reach hedge trimmer, which will allow you to reach the top of a high hedge without a ladder. We've tested corded electric, cordless and petrol versions. How to use a hedge trimmer safely Cordless trimmers are, on balance, the most convenient. Models with fast-charging, long-lasting lithium-ion batteries are now the norm, and trimming gets a whole lot easier when you don’t have to think about the cord – provided you remember to charge the battery before use. Just bear in mind that not all cordless trimmers come with a battery or a charger, so you could end up forking out more than you expect. Although, if you already have tools that are part of a battery ecosystem, then cordless can be cost-efficient. Look for a trimmer that offers a wide range of length settings. This allows you to customise your beard style and easily achieve your desired length. Most trimmers come with attachable combs that can range in size from 0.2mm to 30mm; others have adjustable combs built in that you can switch up with a wheel or a touchscreen. Blade Quality Contoured trimmer bodies, with rubber grips, are the comfiest to hold. If this isn't essential for you, we at least found that most beard trimmers we've tested are comfy to hold for a short length of time. Line feed and blade replacements. It’s useful if a blade strimmer comes with spare blades, so you don’t run out if one breaks in the middle of a job. You should be able to get a new spool of line for a line strimmer or replace the whole head. With both types it's helpful if the spare blades or line can be stored on the tool.