The best Einhell brush cutters
Einhell covers both cordless Power X-Change and budget petrol. This shortlist ranks the Einhell brush cutters we rate highest across both.
In short:Einhell's cordless brush cutters run on 18V Power X-Change batteries and come with 3-tooth blades but no battery: the Professional GP-BC 36/430 (two batteries, 43 cm, bike handle, 6.75 kg), the Agillo 36/255 (two batteries, split shaft, 6.09 kg) and the Agillo 18/200 (one battery, harness, 7.05 kg). Its petrol range runs from the 25.4 cc GC-BC 25/1 (600 W, blade, harness) through the GC-BC 36-4 S four-stroke (1 kW, 8.7 kg) to the 51.7 cc GC-BC 52 (1.5 kW, split shaft, 8.5 kg).
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Einhell’s two ranges
Einhell sells cordless brush cutters on Power X-Change — one 18V battery family shared with dozens of garden and DIY tools — and budget petrol machines with blades in the box.
Cordless picks
- Einhell Professional GP-BC 36/430 — two 18V batteries, brushless, 43 cm line, 25.5 cm 3-tooth blade, bike handle, spindle lock; 6.75 kg.
- Einhell Agillo 36/255 — two 18V batteries, brushless, up to 6,300 rpm, 3-tooth blade, split shaft with wall bracket; 6.09 kg.
- Einhell Agillo 18/200 — one 18V battery, bike handle, 3-tooth blade, line spool and harness; 7.05 kg.
Petrol picks
- Einhell GC-BC 52 — 51.7 cc, 1.5 kW, automatic choke, electronic ignition, split shaft, 25.5 cm 3-tooth blade, carrying strap; 8.5 kg.
- Einhell GC-BC 36-4 S — 37.7 cc four-stroke, 1 kW, blade, line and harness; 8.7 kg.
- Einhell GC-BC 25/1 — 25.4 cc, 600 W, 42 cm line, 23 cm 3-tooth blade, harness; about 6.4 kg.
Which should you choose?
On Power X-Change batteries, the GP-BC 36/430 for the most capability or the Agillo 36/255 for compact storage. For petrol power on a budget, the GC-BC 52; for no fuel mixing, the GC-BC 36-4 S. Brand comparisons: Bosch vs Einhell, Fuxtec vs Einhell.
Our picks at a glance
| Model | Type | Engine / power | Weight | Rating |
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| Einhell GP-BC 36/430 Li BL | Cordless | 36V Power X-Change · Brushless | 6.75 kg (listing) | 8.2 / 10 |
| Einhell Agillo 36/255 BL | Cordless | 36V Power X-Change · Brushless | 6.09 kg (Amazon.co.uk item weight) | 8.2 / 10 |
| Einhell GC-BC 52 I AS | Petrol | 51.7 cc · 2-stroke | 8.5 kg (listing) | 7.8 / 10 |
| Einhell Agillo 18/200 | Cordless | 18V Power X-Change | 7.05 kg (Amazon.co.uk item weight) | 7.5 / 10 |
| Einhell GC-BC 36-4 S | Petrol | 37.7 cc · 4-stroke | 8.7 kg (listing) | 7.7 / 10 |
| Einhell GC-BC 25/1 I AS | Petrol | 25.4 cc · 2-stroke | 6.4 kg (listing) | 7.4 / 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
Is Einhell cordless powerful enough for scrub?
For nettles and light scrub, yes: the twin-battery GP-BC 36/430 and Agillo 36/255 come with 3-tooth blades. For thick brambles over large areas, the petrol GC-BC 52 has more sustained power.
Do Einhell cordless brush cutters come with a battery?
Not the versions we cover — they're sold bare ('Solo'). The Agillo 18/200 needs one 18V Power X-Change battery; the Agillo 36/255 and GP-BC 36/430 need two.
What's the difference between Einhell's petrol models?
The GC-BC 25/1 is a light 25.4 cc starter; the GC-BC 36-4 S a 37.7 cc four-stroke that runs on unmixed petrol; the GC-BC 52 a 51.7 cc, 1.5 kW clearer with automatic choke and split shaft.