Einhell Agillo 18/200 Review
An 18V cordless brush cutter that includes a 3-tooth metal blade as standard — real cutting power on the affordable Power X-Change platform, sold bare.
In short:The Einhell Agillo 18/200 is an 18V Power X-Change cordless brush cutter with a front-mounted motor, up to 7,200 rpm with electronic speed control, an adjustable bike handle and an aluminium shaft. It comes with both a line spool with automatic tip feed and a 3-tooth metal blade, plus a harness, but no battery: it runs on one 18V PXC battery. It suits grass, tall growth and light scrub for people already on Einhell's battery system.
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Pros
- Metal blade included as standard
- Bike handle and harness for proper two-handed control
- Shares the big Power X-Change ecosystem
Cons
- Heavy for an 18V tool — use the harness
- Sold bare, 18V ceiling for tough work
- Batteries extra if new to the platform
The Einhell Agillo 18/200 stands out by including a 3-tooth metal blade as standard on an affordable 18V platform — so unlike most 18V trimmers, it can actually take on light scrub, not just grass.
What the listing confirms
Einhell’s Amazon.co.uk listing describes a front-mounted motor (for weight distribution), up to 7,200 rpm with electronic speed control, a universally adjustable bike handle, an aluminium shaft and a soft grip. In the box: a line spool with automatic tip feed, a 3-tooth blade, a comfort harness and a spindle lock for changing the cutting tool. It’s the tool only — battery and charger are extra.
Who it’s for
Budget-conscious Power X-Change owners who want a genuine cordless brush cutter. It’s on the heavy side for an 18V machine (Amazon.co.uk gives an item weight of 7.05 kg), so use the harness. With the blade fitted, wear a visor, boots and gloves — see safety gear for brush cutting. For heavier work, the 36V Agillo 36/255 steps things up.
Verdict
A well-priced 18V brush cutter that actually cuts brush, thanks to the included blade.
A rare 18V machine that ships with a metal blade, so it genuinely cuts light scrub — good value for Power X-Change owners, though it's on the heavy side.
Einhell Agillo 18/200 — frequently asked questions
Does the Einhell Agillo 18/200 include a blade?
Yes — a 3-tooth metal blade comes in the box alongside the line spool, and a spindle lock makes swapping between them simple. That makes it a real brush cutter, not just a trimmer.
Does it come with a battery?
No — the listing is for the tool without battery or charger. It runs on Einhell's 18V Power X-Change batteries, so it's best value if you already own the platform; on a new purchase, a 4 Ah or larger battery makes sense for a brush cutter.
Our score
7.5/ 10
A rare 18V machine that ships with a metal blade, so it genuinely cuts light scrub — good value for Power X-Change owners, though it's on the heavy side.
Who this one is for
Power X-Change owners wanting a genuine cordless brush cutter for grass and light scrub on a budget.
Guides that feature it
Price and availability
A reference exists on these Amazon stores: France, United Kingdom, United States. Listed is not the same as in stock — availability changes daily.
Details checked on October 26, 2026.
Sources
Specifications: manufacturer sheet and Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. No product on this site has been physically tested.
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