WORX GT Revolution Trimmer
Where to Buy
| Retailer | Price | Last seen | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|
 bestbuy 15-day returns (in store too) · free return shipping · free shipping on $35+ | $95.99 | Feb 28, 2026, may have changed | Buy Now |
 AliExpress by Alibaba.com | $108.90 | Aug 13, 2023, may have changed | Buy Now |
A acme tools | $139.99 | Aug 13, 2023, may have changed | Buy Now |
 amazon 30-day returns (in store too) | $140.71 | Feb 28, 2026, may have changed | Buy Now |
 Bonanza Sold by Lee Ruler | $181.97 | Jun 29, 2023, may have changed | Buy Now |
Prices are collected from retailer listings; each row shows the date we last saw that price. Return and shipping terms are each store's standard policy from our retailer research (April 2026). Some products and categories have different terms, so check with the store before you buy.
Price history summary
Lowest new price we recorded at major retailers (Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, Target, The Home Depot and Lowes) in the last 90 days: $110.99 at Best Buy on Aug 5, 2026.
Range over the last 12 months: $91.99 (Best Buy, Jul 1, 2026) to $149.99 (retailers/amazon, Dec 2, 2025). Based on 26 recorded prices since Oct 23, 2025 for offers sold by these retailers themselves (not marketplace sellers). Summary as of Oct 12, 2026.
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Pros
- •Versatile 2-in-1 trimmer and edger that switches between modes effortlessly
- •Lightweight design lets you work for extended periods without arm fatigue
- •Cuts through thick grass, heavy weeds, and dense vegetation like ivy effectively
- •Batteries charge quickly and work with other WORX 20V tools through the Power Share system
- •Remarkably quiet operation compared to gas-powered models—your neighbors will appreciate it
- •No fuel mixing, no pull cords, or complicated startup procedures
- •Delivers approximately one hour of battery runtime per charge, sufficient for small to medium yards
- •Straightforward maintenance with easy spool changes and convenient pre-wound line refills
- •Proven reliability with years of dependable performance reported by longtime users
Cons
- •Significantly less powerful than gas-powered trimmers—not built for heavy landscaping work
- •Single charge covers about 50% of a half-acre, so it's really best for small to medium yards
- •The cutting line frequently sticks together and breaks, adding to maintenance headaches
- •Despite the "2-in-1" label, the edger function is underwhelming and lacks real edging power
- •The battery charger is proprietary to WORX; you can't mix and match with other brands
- •Launches grass clippings in all directions, requiring safety glasses and protective clothing
- •Moderate battery life means you'll likely need a second battery for longer yard sessions
Bottom Line
The WORX WG170 is an excellent fit if you've got a smaller yard and value quiet, lightweight, easy-to-use equipment over raw power. Just manage your expectations on that "edger" function—it's more of an angle adjustment than true edging capability. Before you commit, confirm you're ordering the correct regional version for your area, as the battery systems differ between UK and US markets. If you've got a half-acre or less and don't need gas-powered muscle, this trimmer will serve you well and save you from mixing fuel and wrestling with pull cords. However, if you're tackling larger properties or heavy vegetation, you might find this battery-powered option underwhelming.
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