Worx Nitro WG186E.92 Review
A brushless 40V cordless brush cutter with a metal blade and interchangeable heads via DriveShare — versatile and capable, sold bare.
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Pros
- Brushless power with a real metal blade
- DriveShare interchangeable heads
- Good value within PowerShare
Cons
- Sold bare — batteries and charger extra
- Lighter-duty than petrol for heavy brush
- PowerShare ecosystem lock-in
The Worx Nitro WG186E.92 is the Worx to buy if you need more than a grass trimmer. Its brushless 40V motor and included 25 cm metal blade let it take on tall grass and light scrub, and the DriveShare system means the same motor can power other garden attachments.
Who it’s for
Worx PowerShare owners who want one versatile machine for grass and light brush. Because it’s sold bare, the value is best if you already own the batteries; otherwise factor in two 20V packs and a charger.
Verdict
A capable, versatile cordless brush cutter for Worx owners. The blade and brushless motor lift it well above the string-only models.
The Worx that actually cuts brush — brushless power, a real blade and swappable heads. Just remember the .92 means no battery in the box.
Worx Nitro WG186E.92 — frequently asked questions
Does the Worx Nitro WG186E come with batteries?
No — the '.92' version is sold bare. It runs on two 20V PowerShare batteries, so it suits people already in the Worx ecosystem.
Can it cut brambles?
Yes — unlike the string-only WG183E, the Nitro takes a 25 cm metal blade and has a brushless motor, so it handles tall grass and light scrub.
What is DriveShare?
DriveShare lets you swap the cutting head for other attachments (like a tiller or pole saw), turning one motor and battery into several tools.
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Our score
8.0/ 10
The Worx that actually cuts brush — brushless power, a real blade and swappable heads. Just remember the .92 means no battery in the box.
Who this one is for
Worx owners who want a versatile cordless machine that can handle light brush, not just grass.
If this one is not the right fit
- On a tighter budget: Einhell GE-CT 18 Li, at 43 € in the same category. see the review
Value for money
At 170 €, it sits -15 % against the 200 € median of the 44 models in this category published here.
Guides that feature it
Price and availability
A reference exists on these Amazon stores: France, United Kingdom. Listed is not the same as in stock — availability changes daily.
Details checked on July 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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