Battery-powered standard hedge trimmers operate in areas without access to wired power, eliminate the tripping hazard of a cord, and run without the fumes of gas trimmers. They are powered by batteries of a compatible platform and matching voltage. The batteries require recharging or replacement when their charge runs out.

Gas-powered standard hedge trimmers generate more cutting force than most corded and battery-powered units. They operate in areas without access to wired power, have no cords to manage, and have no downtime for recharging. Their engine provides consistent, all-day running power as long as it's fueled and properly maintained. Gas hedge trimmers are used in locations where their exhaust fumes won't be a hazard.

Corded standard hedge trimmers operate without the fumes of gas trimmers and produce ample cutting force for small-scale jobs within range of an electrical outlet. They allow long run times, maintain full power during operation, and have no downtime for recharging.

These hedge trimmers pair with compatible battery backpacks that provide multiple batteries for more run time than single-battery trimmers. Their backpack setup shifts the battery weight away from the tool and distributes it across the shoulders, making the trimmer easier to maneuver and reducing fatigue during extended use. Backpack battery-powered trimmers run on batteries of a compatible platform and matching voltage to operate without the noise and fumes of gas trimmers. The batteries require recharging or replacement when their charge runs out.