Worx WG183E 40V Review
A 40V (2 × 20V) PowerShare grass trimmer with a 33 cm dual-line cut and AutoFeed, sold with batteries and charger — easy lawn care, not for brush.
In short:The Worx WG183E is a 40V cordless grass trimmer powered by two 20V MAX PowerShare batteries, which are included with a charger. It has a 33 cm dual-line cut, AutoFeed that extends the line each time you release and restart the switch, a long straight shaft and a listed 8,500 rpm; Amazon gives an item weight of 2.9 kg. It suits lawns and stubborn weeds on small-to-medium gardens; it is line-only.
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Pros
- Wide 33 cm dual-line cut
- AutoFeed line — no tapping needed
- Batteries and charger included
Cons
- Line only — not for brush or brambles
- Needs both batteries charged to run
- Best kept to lawn maintenance
The Worx WG183E 40V is about ease. The AutoFeed system spares you the endless line-tapping, the 33 cm dual-line head clears a lawn quickly, and it comes with batteries and a charger in the box — genuinely grab-and-go.
What the listing confirms
The Amazon.co.uk listing gives two 20V PowerShare batteries (included) for 40V, AutoFeed that extends the line each time you release and restart the switch, a dual line with a 33 cm cutting swath, a long straight shaft for reach, a listed 8,500 rpm and an item weight of 2.9 kg. The batteries fit other Worx 18V (20V MAX) PowerShare tools. When we checked in October 2026 the listing showed as currently unavailable.
Who it’s for
Homeowners who want a simple, light tool for lawn edging and grass, with no fuss and no setup. It’s a grass trimmer, not a brush cutter — for anything woody, choose a blade-capable machine like the Worx Nitro WG186E.
Verdict
A brilliantly easy lawn trimmer for small gardens. Buy it for convenience on grass; look elsewhere for brush.
One of the easiest cordless trimmers to live with — batteries included, a wide 33 cm cut and no line-tapping. Just don't expect it to tackle brush.
Worx WG183E 40V — frequently asked questions
Does the Worx WG183E come with batteries?
Yes — this version includes two 20V MAX PowerShare batteries (used together for 40V) and a charger, so it's ready to use out of the box.
Can it cut brambles or thick brush?
No — it's a string trimmer for grass and light growth, not a brush cutter. It's not designed for brambles or dense scrub.
What is AutoFeed?
Worx's AutoFeed extends the cutting line each time you release and reactivate the power switch, so you never tap the head on the ground — very convenient for lawn work.
Our score
7.6/ 10
One of the easiest cordless trimmers to live with — batteries included, a wide 33 cm cut and no line-tapping. Just don't expect it to tackle brush.
Who this one is for
Easy, lightweight lawn trimming and edging on small-to-medium gardens.
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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