@@Wanderer001_Reviews Yeah, wasn't that long ago when they were exclusively sold at Home Depot. Oddly enough, no longer sold there even though they're the largest hardware chain.
This is the smaller version of the ego battery. It sacrifices run time to keep it lighter. If you have other ego products you can always swap out for those. But I do understand if this is the only product you have and only have one battery.
Some helpful time stamps:
Intro: 0:00
Overview: 0:54
Battery: 1:26
Grip: 2:52
Blade: 4:05
Sound test:7:20
Usage test: 8:57
Back to review: 10:43
Wrap up: 11:17
This company came out of nowhere with powerful, well-thought out cordless lawn gear.
Right place right time I guess.
@@Wanderer001_Reviews Yeah, wasn't that long ago when they were exclusively sold at Home Depot. Oddly enough, no longer sold there even though they're the largest hardware chain.
@@rkgsd Around be they are sold at Lowes now.
nice demo! I feel like we got the same stuff in our yards 😂
Good to know I am not alone.
What’s up with that belt? 🧐
Throw back to the 90s, it is my outside doing yard work belt.
Mine makes horrible loud noises. Despite me asking several times, Ego did nothing for me. The last time I will ever buy their product.
The BAD thing with EGO is the Batterys, are NOT dependable!
I sold all 3 EGO products I had and went with Milwaukee and never look back!
What ah of ego batteries did u have (Amp hour)
Rubbish battery life, don’t buy one
This is the smaller version of the ego battery. It sacrifices run time to keep it lighter. If you have other ego products you can always swap out for those. But I do understand if this is the only product you have and only have one battery.