Einhell Agillo 36/255 BL Review
A brushless 36V brush cutter on two 18V PXC batteries, with a 3-tooth blade, bump-feed line head and split shaft — strong value, sold bare.
In short:The Einhell Agillo 36/255 BL is a brushless cordless brush cutter powered by two 18V Power X-Change batteries, with up to 6,300 rpm under electronic speed control, an adjustable twin handle and a split shaft with a wall bracket. It comes with a 3-tooth metal blade and a single-line bump-feed spool, but no batteries. It suits tall grass and light scrub for people already on Einhell's PXC battery system.
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Pros
- Brushless 36V power at a value price
- Metal blade included for tougher growth
- Shares the big Power X-Change ecosystem
Cons
- Sold bare — batteries extra
- Single-line bump-feed head
- Needs two PXC batteries at once
The Einhell Agillo 36/255 BL is the value story in cordless: a brushless 36V brush cutter with a 3-tooth metal blade, a split shaft and electronic speed control. For Power X-Change owners, it’s a lot of capability for the money.
What the listing confirms
Einhell’s Amazon.co.uk listing gives a brushless motor running at up to 6,300 rpm under electronic speed control, a universally adjustable twin handle, a spindle lock for changing the cutting tool, a single-line bump-feed spool and a 3-tooth blade. The shaft splits for transport and a wall bracket is supplied. It runs on two 18V PXC batteries, which aren’t included.
Who it’s for
Budget-conscious buyers already in the Einhell Power X-Change system who want real brush-cutting power without a premium price. If you’re not yet on PXC, budget for two batteries and a charger, and compare the all-in cost in the best 36V brush cutters. The 18V Agillo 18/200 is the lighter-duty sibling.
Verdict
A strong-value 36V cordless brush cutter for PXC owners: brushless power, a blade and a split shaft for storage.
The value pick in 36V cordless — brushless power, a metal blade and a split shaft at a mid-range price, if you're already on Einhell batteries.
Einhell Agillo 36/255 BL — frequently asked questions
Does the Einhell Agillo come with a battery?
No — the 'Solo' version is the bare tool. It runs on two 18V Power X-Change batteries, so it's best value if you already own the platform.
Can the Agillo cut brambles?
Light brambles and scrub, yes — it comes with a 3-tooth metal blade, and its brushless 36V motor handles tall grass. It's a genuine brush cutter, not just a trimmer; for established thickets a petrol machine has more reserve.
Why does it need two batteries?
It runs at 36V by using two 18V Power X-Change batteries together. Any PXC batteries fit, but both need to be charged — two 4 Ah packs are a sensible pairing for a brush cutter.
Our score
8.2/ 10
The value pick in 36V cordless — brushless power, a metal blade and a split shaft at a mid-range price, if you're already on Einhell batteries.
Who this one is for
Power X-Change owners who want brushless 36V power and a blade on a budget.
Guides that feature it
Price and availability
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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.