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Pros

• Self-propelled 4-wheel drive
• Honda 4-stroke petrol engine
• Well-suited to larger lawns

Cons

• High upfront cost
• Requires fuel and maintenance

Pros

• 139cc 4-stroke engine with self-propelled drive
• 5 adjustable cutting heights
• Foldable handles for compact storage

Cons

• Requires fuel and regular servicing
• Heavier to manoeuvre than electric equivalents

Pros

• Brushless motor for longer battery life
• Includes 24V 2Ah battery and charger
• 30L grass collection bag

Cons

• Best suited to smaller lawns up to 140m²

Pros

• Two 40V 2Ah batteries and charger included
• 5-level cutting height adjustment
• Large rear wheels for easy manoeuvring

Cons

• Higher upfront cost than corded electric mowers

Pros

• 3-in-1 cutting, collecting and mulching functionality
• 13 cutting height positions
• Suits lawns up to 575m² on twin batteries

Cons

• Sold body only — batteries and charger purchased separately

Pros

• Two batteries and chargers included for extended runtime
• 6 cutting height adjustments
• Compatible with the wider Einhell Power X-Change system

Cons

• 37cm width best suited to smaller-medium lawns

Pros

• Includes 2.5Ah battery and charger in the starter kit
• Part of the wider Ryobi ONE+ battery ecosystem
• Adjustable cutting width from 25-30cm

Cons

• Single battery limits continuous run time on larger lawns

Pros

• 132cc 4-stroke engine with reliable starting
• 7 cutting heights for flexibility
• 45L grass collection bag

Cons

• Push only — no self-propelled drive

Pros

• Compatible with the wider Ryobi ONE+ 18V battery system
• Lightweight and easy to manoeuvre
• EasyEdge feature switches between trimming and edging

Cons

• Sold body only — battery and charger purchased separately

Pros

• Includes 2 x 2.0Ah batteries and charger
• Striped lawn roller for a professional finish
• Foldable handle for compact storage

Cons

• Best suited to gardens up to 230m²

Pros

• 132cc 4-stroke self-propelled engine
• 7 cutting heights for lawn versatility
• 45-litre grass collection bag

Cons

• Requires fuel and regular servicing

Pros

• 260mm cutting diameter with adjustable telescopic shaft
• Includes 5.0Ah battery and charger
• Trusted Makita LXT battery platform

Cons

• Higher price point than budget strimmers

Pros

• Brushless motor for extended runtime and durability
• 33cm cutting width suits larger gardens
• Split shaft design attaches other DEWALT heads

Cons

• Attachments sold separately

Pros

• Dual 36V batteries and twin-charger for extended runtime
• Large 75L grass box suits bigger lawns
• 6 cutting heights for a tailored finish

Cons

• Heavier than single-battery cordless mowers

Pros

• 55cm blade tackles larger hedges efficiently
• Compatible with the wider Ryobi ONE+ battery system
• Lightweight for extended use

Cons

• Sold as bare tool — battery and charger purchased separately

Pros

• Brushless motor for longer battery life
• 30-litre grass box with 5 cutting heights
• Battery shared across the Power X-Change tool range

Cons

• Best suited to gardens up to 200m²

Pros

• EasyEdge switches between trimming and edging
• Compatible with the wider Ryobi ONE+ 18V battery range
• Lightweight for extended use

Cons

• Sold as bare tool — battery and charger not included

Pros

• 55cm blade covers more per pass on larger hedges
• Part of the Einhell 18V PXC battery platform
• Double-sided blade cuts in both directions

Cons

• Sold as bare tool without battery or charger

Pros

• Compatible with the wider Ryobi 18V ONE+ battery system
• EasyEdge grass combs for a neater cut along edges
• 5 position height adjustment

Cons

• Battery and charger sold separately

Pros

• Brushless motor for longer runtime and less wear
• Compact XR design reaches tight spots
• Supplied with a 5.0Ah battery, charger and case

Cons

• Higher price than hobbyist drills

Pros

• Brushless motor and 2-speed gearbox for tradesperson-level performance
• Supplied with 2 x 5.0Ah batteries, fast charger and rugged Makpac stacking case
• Compact 182mm length reaches tight stud and joist spaces

Cons

• Highest price point of the drills in this range

Pros

• 2-speed gearbox with 24 clutch settings for precise control
• Body-only option works with any battery in the Ryobi ONE+ range
• Compact size and LED work light for tight, dim spaces

Cons

• Battery and charger sold separately for first-time Ryobi ONE+ buyers

Pros

• 1,010W motor with soft start and constant speed control for clean crosscuts
• Slide function extends capacity for wide skirting and architrave
• Compact, lightweight build for a tradesperson-grade mitre saw

Cons

• Higher price than a basic compound mitre saw
• Needs bench space or a stand for stable use

Pros

• 22mm stroke and variable speed make quick work of demolition and pruning
• Tool-free blade change and anti-vibration system cut fatigue on long cuts
• Body-only option runs on any battery in the Ryobi ONE+ range

Cons

• Battery and charger sold separately for first-time Ryobi ONE+ buyers

Pros

• Brushless motor gives longer runtime and less wear on heavy use
• Compact body reaches tight stud and joist spaces
• Body-only option runs on any battery in the Milwaukee M18 range

Cons

• Battery and charger sold separately for first-time M18 buyers

Pros

• BITURBO brushless drivetrain matches corded 1,600W mitre saw performance
• Cordless freedom removes the need for a site power lead
• Compatible with the wider Bosch Professional 18V battery system

Cons

• Significant investment versus a corded mitre saw

Pros

• One TCT blade cuts wood with embedded nails, mild steel, aluminium and plastic
• Saves buying separate blades for different materials
• 0-60° bevel tilt and parallel edge guide included

Cons

• Multi-material blade cuts slower through thick timber than a dedicated wood blade

Pros

• Brushless motor delivers 80Nm torque for masonry and heavy-duty jobs
• Compatible with the wider Einhell Power X-Change battery system
• 20-level torque adjustment plus hammer function in one tool

Cons

• Bare unit — battery and charger sold separately

Pros

• G-Series colour-coded design makes battery swaps quick and simple
• Supplied with 2 batteries, charger and a 74-piece bit set in a carry case
• Two-speed gearbox handles both fast driving and high-torque drilling

Cons

• Fewer accessories compatible than the mainstream Makita LXT range

Pros

• Plunges cleanly into worktops and panels for kitchen fitting jobs
• Pairs with DeWalt guide rails for straight, splinter-free cuts
• Riving knife and dust extraction port keep the cut line clear

Cons

• Guide rail sold separately for straight-line cutting

Pros

• Brushless motor and metal chuck outperform entry-level combi drills
• 55Nm hard torque copes with masonry and dense timber
• Supplied with 2 x 5.0Ah batteries and an L-Case carry case

Cons

• Heavier than a compact 12V driver for one-handed jobs

Pros

• SDS+ chuck and 4 modes handle drilling, hammer drilling and chiselling
• Compact L-shaped design gets close to the work in tight spots
• Runs on any battery in the Ryobi ONE+ range

Cons

• Heavier than a standard combi drill due to the hammer mechanism

Pros

• Oscillating blade plunge-cuts flush to walls, skirting and door frames
• Tool-free accessory change speeds up switching between cutting and sanding
• Body-only option runs on any battery in the Makita LXT range

Cons

• Battery and charger sold separately for first-time LXT buyers

Pros

• SDS tool-free accessory change for fast swaps between blades and sanding pads
• Variable speed dial suits both delicate sanding and aggressive plunge cuts
• Mains power gives unlimited runtime for longer renovation jobs

Cons

• Mains lead limits reach away from a socket

Pros

• Brushless motor gives longer runtime and less wear
• Hammer action copes with masonry as well as wood and metal
• Body-only price lets you reuse existing Erbauer 18V batteries

Cons

• Battery and charger sold separately

Pros

• 165mm blade cuts up to 57mm deep in one pass
• Runs on the shared Bosch 18V battery platform
• Compact, lightweight build for one-handed ripping and cross-cuts

Cons

• Bare unit — battery and charger sold separately

Pros

• Brushless motor delivers up to 5,000rpm for fast, clean cuts
• Cuts up to 57mm deep, enough for most stud and joist timber
• Bare unit works with any battery already in a Makita 18V LXT kit

Cons

• Battery and charger sold separately

Pros

• Brushless motor squeezes full-size power from a compact 12V platform
• Body-only option suits owners already on the Milwaukee M12 battery system
• All-metal chuck and gearbox built for daily trade use

Cons

• Battery and charger sold separately

Pros

• Brushless motor delivers 0-22,000 oscillations per minute for fast cutting and sanding
• Tool-free accessory change speeds up switching between blades and pads
• Body-only option suits owners already on the DeWalt 18V XR battery system

Cons

• Battery and charger sold separately

Pros

• 1400W motor cuts up to 70mm deep in soft and hard wood
• Parallel guide and 56-degree bevel for accurate angled cuts
• Turbo blower keeps the cut line clear of dust and debris

Cons

• Corded design limits reach away from a power point

Pros

• Affordable way into the Einhell Power X-Change battery system
• LED work light helps in dim cupboards and lofts
• Complete set includes battery and charger, ready to use out of the box

Cons

• 35Nm torque is modest for masonry or dense hardwood

Pros

• 1100W motor with a 29mm stroke powers through demolition and pruning jobs
• 4-position blade clamp allows flush cutting close to walls and floors
• Lever-action keyless blade clamp speeds up blade changes

Cons

• Mains lead limits reach away from a socket
• Heavier than a cordless equivalent for overhead cutting

Pros

• Multi-material TCT blade cuts wood, steel, aluminium and plastic without changing blades
• Folding stand with wheels makes it portable between site and van
• Bevel and mitre capacity handle angled cuts on skirting and box section

Cons

• Bulkier to store than a standalone circular or mitre saw

Pros

• 2-speed transmission and 40Nm torque handle drilling and driving alike
• Batteries work across the whole Einhell Power X-Change tool range
• 64-piece accessory set covers most first-time DIY jobs out of the box

Cons

• Torque is lower than premium brushless combi drills

Pros

• 1200W motor cuts up to 55mm deep in a single pass
• Affordable way into a corded circular saw for occasional joinery
• Parallel guide included for straight rip cuts without a track

Cons

• Mains lead limits reach away from a socket
• Heavier and noisier than premium brushless alternatives

Pros

• Multi-material blade cuts wood, mild steel and plastic without changing blades
• 45° bevel and 50° mitre angle cover most joinery cuts
• 300mm slide capacity handles wider boards

Cons

• Heavier and bulkier than a wood-only mitre saw

Pros

• Brushless FUEL motor delivers 1800 in-lbs of torque for demanding fixings
• Compact head length reaches tight stud and joist spaces
• Bare-tool option works with any battery in the M18 range

Cons

• Battery and charger sold separately

Pros

• 85mm cutting depth handles thick timber and worktops in one pass
• Corded professional motor gives consistent power on long jobs
• Robust build quality suited to daily trade use

Cons

• Corded design and heavier body than compact cordless saws

Pros

• XR Li-ion delivers fast cutting up to 3000 strokes per minute
• Keyless blade change for quick T-shank blade swaps
• Supplied with 2 x 5Ah batteries, charger and case

Cons

• Higher price than a bare-unit jigsaw

Pros

• Fuel brushless motor gives corded-level cutting power
• 165mm blade copes with common timber and sheet materials
• Carry bag included for site transport

Cons

• Body-only pricing on some bundles — check battery inclusion

Pros

• Well-established premium oil-filled radiator line
• Enhanced chimney-effect heating, anti-frost thermostat
• Castors for mobility

Cons

• Heavier than column radiators without oil fill
• Stock can run low — check availability before buying

Pros

• Smart 7-stage charging suits stop-start batteries
• Works across 6V and 12V vehicles
• Trusted UK automotive brand with wide compatibility

Cons

• A maintainer, not a jump starter — no engine boost function

Pros

• Fully automatic charging with engine-start function
• Robust metal case suits regular workshop use
• 80A boost rating for larger vehicle batteries

Cons

• Mains-powered, so not portable like lithium jump starters

Pros

• Compact lithium pack from a trusted UK automotive retailer
• Small enough to keep permanently in the glovebox
• Straightforward for smaller petrol and diesel engines

Cons

• Rated for engines up to 2L only

Pros

• Higher output than the 2L model for larger family cars
• Backed by Halfords 3-year warranty and UK support
• Lithium pack is far lighter than lead-acid boosters

Cons

• Still not rated for larger diesel vans or 4x4s

Pros

• 1500A peak covers most petrol and diesel engines up to 6.0L
• Doubles as a USB power bank with built-in LED torch
• Trusted UK automotive brand with wide dealer support

Cons

• Premium price versus basic lithium jump packs

Pros

• Spark-free tech with surge protection for safe use
• USB-C PD30W fast charging for phones and tablets
• Recharges in under 2 hours

Cons

• Lower peak amps than the 1500A model

Pros

• 100 built-in stitches for sewing, quilting and embroidery styling
• Extra wide table gives more support for larger projects
• Includes free motion foot for quilting work

Cons

• Bulkier than basic entry-level machines

Pros

• Recommended for beginners and home users
• 12 stretch stitches handle knits and wovens alike
• Comes with instructional DVD to get started fast

Cons

• Limited advanced stitch options for tailoring work