SEESII Electric Pruning Shears, 1.4" Cutting Cordless Pruner for Gardening

This pruning shear is dynamite! It's perfect for thinning out my bamboo. It works like a charm and is quick and efficient. It came with two batteries, but I'm still running the 1st charged battery after about 3 hours of wacking. It's light enough to handle for hours (I'm a 105 lb. antique, 4'10" female.) Happy camper here. Worth every penny and more.

This little set of pruning shears is the bomb! It came with one fully charged battery and a spare battery. They are small and lightweight, but seem durable. I've only had them a couple days, so we will see if they last. The blade is sharp and there is a spare blade. The grip is comfortable and I was able to use them for over an hour cutting shrubs, even with my carpal tunnel syndrome in my wrist. They seem very powerful and cut easily through any diameter branch that I could fit into the blades. I'm thinking about safety issues though. Dont let your kids get near these things. My husband thinks I will surely cut my finger off. Just be very careful to be safe.

I can't think of another tool that has given me this kind of value for a low cost. I decided a cordless pruner made sense, and has the orange big box brand in my cart... Figured it uses batteries I already have, so it's going to save money right? Decided to read some Amazon reviews to see what people think about it and find this WAY less expensive option, big box brand was almost $200. I decided to give this a try, and couldn't be more pleased with it. Pro: I have pretty strong hands, and this thing will snip a branch over 3x the size I can do with a manual pruner. The power is unreal. Battery run time is excellent. I don't know how many snips you can get from a battery. Ive used it for several long days of yard work and the battery is still full bars. It's light and ergonomic. It's crazy cheap compared to big name brands Cons: It goes into sleep mode and has to be turned back on a little sooner than id like. I don't know what the timeout is, I'd guess around 5 minute Operation is a little confusing if you didn't read the manual. After turning on battery you need to click the trigger twice to turn on pruner. No big deal but it's not intuitive. No belt clip is unfortunate. I bought a belt pouch/holster for it that I really like, but a belt clip would be nice. Two batteries is completely unnecessary for me. One lasts a really long time, and I'd prefer a single battery with lower price. All in all this is a 5 out of 5 purchase

Best ever. Super quick,sharp, cuts branches up to 3/4" easily. Batteries last an hour working really hard. Lightweight, easy to hold, extremely functional.

Tried after storms left a tree mess in the back. For a third of what big brands get figured it was worth a gamble. Cant speak to longevity yet but for our unplanned use this worked great and as an occasional diy tool it is perfect. Minor gripe, the battery clips on very tight but thats not necessarily bad. Single trigger, no lockout, but thats on the operator to be careful. First use paid for itself, cracked thru tree limbs effortlessly. Worth every penny so far!

It’s lite weight, easy to operate, cuts through branches like butter, 1/2” to 11/4”, I just hit it and put it through a test so far, really nice tool

These pruning shears are better than I expected. That are light weight and easily cut saplings up to about 3/4 inches quickly. I used it for about an hour and the battery was still over 3/4 charged. Would recommend it.

Impressive. I purchased this because it came with ; two batteries, a charger, carrying case and extra blade, but mostly because it was inexpensive compared to others listed. I figured if they weren't up to the task I could always return them or write it off. I am more than impressed. Not only are these pruners made of high quality materials, everything in the listing was included plus a few extras. Best of all is the power and speed. These pruners sliced through a 2" branch with no effort. Light weight and easily handled, the best pruners for the money. Hands down. I highly recommend