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The best brush cutter and trimmer kits (battery included)

If you don't own any batteries yet, a kit with battery and charger is the simplest buy. Here are the best, with exactly what's in each box.

In short:Cordless kits with battery and charger include the Ryobi RBC36X26B brush cutter (26 cm 3-tooth blade, 4.0 Ah battery) and the Bosch AdvancedBrushCut 36V, sold as a kit with a 36V 2.0 Ah battery or bare (23 cm metal blade). Trimmer kits include the EGO ST1400E (35 cm, PowerLoad head, 2.5 Ah battery, strap), Worx WG183E (two 20V batteries, 33 cm), Makita DUR189RF (3.0 Ah, brushless, 30 cm) and Makita DUR193RT (5.0 Ah, edger). Check the exact code: many tools are also sold bare.

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Why buy a kit

A kit includes the battery and charger, so the price on the box is the real price. If you don’t own batteries from a platform yet, that’s usually cheaper than buying a bare tool and a battery separately — and you know the battery suits the tool.

Brush cutter kits

  • Ryobi RBC36X26B — bike handle, 26 cm 3-tooth blade, 30 cm line head, 36V 4.0 Ah battery and charger; up to 47 minutes of brush cutting per Ryobi.
  • Bosch AdvancedBrushCut 36V — brushless, 23 cm metal blade, 33 cm line; kit version with a 36V 2.0 Ah battery and charger, 4.1 kg with battery.

Trimmer kits

  • EGO ST1400E — 56V, 35 cm cut with 2.4 mm line, PowerLoad automatic line winding, 2.5 Ah battery, CH2100E charger and shoulder strap. Amazon.co.uk listing unavailable in October 2026.
  • Worx WG183E — 40V on two 20V batteries, 33 cm, AutoFeed; 2.9 kg.
  • Makita DUR189RF — brushless, 30 cm, ADT, three speeds, brake and reverse; 3.0 Ah battery.
  • Makita DUR193RT — 26 cm, angle-adjustable head and edger function; 5.0 Ah battery.

Check before you buy

Model codes matter: one tool can be sold bare, with one battery or with two. Confirm the battery capacity (Ah), the charger type and whether a strap or blade is included. If you already own batteries, see the best cordless brush cutters for bare-tool options.

Our picks at a glance

ModelTypeEngine / powerWeightRating
Ryobi RBC36X26B Cordless 36V MAX Power 3.7 kg bare; 4.6–5.1 kg with battery 8.1 / 10
Bosch AdvancedBrushCut 36V Cordless 36V Power For All 3.4 kg bare, 4.1 kg with battery (Bosch) 8.3 / 10
EGO Power+ ST1400E Cordless 56V ARC Lithium — 8 / 10
Worx WG183E 40V Cordless 40V PowerShare (2× 20V) 2.9 kg (Amazon item weight) 7.6 / 10
Makita DUR189RF Cordless 18V LXT · Brushless 3.0–3.3 kg (UK retailers) 8 / 10
Makita DUR193RT Cordless 18V LXT — 7.9 / 10

Weights are as stated by the maker, UK retailers or Amazon, so some include a battery or cutting gear and others don't — see each review for details.

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Frequently asked questions

Do all of these come with a battery and charger?

In the kit versions listed here, yes. Watch the model code: Bosch sells the AdvancedBrushCut bare or as a kit, and many Makita and EGO tools exist as bare ('Z' or tool-only) versions too.

Which kit is best for a first-time buyer?

For nettles and light scrub, the Ryobi RBC36X26B — blade, bike handle and 4.0 Ah battery included. For lawns and edges, the Worx WG183E or Makita DUR189RF.

When is a bare tool better value?

When you already own batteries from the same platform. Then a bare tool such as the Makita DUR369AZ or Einhell Agillo 36/255 is the cheaper route.