WORX Deals & Offers

Do you know how big 700m2 actually is? We're not talking your typical modern 10-20 m2 patch of grass here, Plus, as pointed out, no everybody is fully mobile or able bodied unfortunately.

I can only imagine how lazy you where to type that comment and not write it and hand delivery it to HDUK HQ It's about what you do with the time that you get whilst not mowing the lawn; I'm an active guy, and a busy man most days - thanks to this bot, instead of the mowing the lawn I can do other things. Or, people just like to spend some valuable time with their friends and family. Don't be so judgemental - if you like to mow the lawn, and have that time spare, then great; don't prusme everyone is lazy just beacuse they don't live teh same life as yours

Judgemental. Not everyone is young and fit enough to mow lawns and machines like this save one being dependant on paying a gardener .

im too lazy to even buy this :D (y)

It comes down to priorities for some people. Its only an hour a week to cut the grass but I myself would prefer to spend that with the children whilst they are young. Im sure that will change as they get older though.

Beware: SOME earlier Erbauer batteries fit (pre-EXT), likewise previous range JCB but not the current ones. Also Guild.

Good price considering it has an extra battery. I've got one of these.Great for cleaning the cars with. I've used snow foam in the bottle attachment before and seems to work just fine.

Don’t bother ! It’s Pish

I have this drill... No complaints and worked it hard..

Personally, I would not touch any B&D

I bought this about 4 years from b&q for £30.00 absolutely brilliant drill.

Thanks for the link (y)

No hammer action on this. I think it's designed mainly for screwdriving.

Sorry strimmer dam predictive text .😡

It’s £219.00 on amazon guys I see Argos have the smaller one with a free striker for £200 as well . Are they good ?

Good price, saw some cheaper but they were for the 34cm blade

Got this model + string trimmer for £210 at the beginning of the year, good mower, ok deal I guess if you can't get it cheaper elsewhere Have some heat from me! PS: battery should last you for 100-150 m2 on Turbo mode, probably will cover a slightly larger surface on Eco

Got the smaller one about a year ago from Argos with the strimmer for £150. Works really well and gives the grass a nice stripe.

I bought this deal last time and sold batteries/charger for £72 on eBay just last week.

Already got 5 batteries plus charger, so will be selling these batteries and charger on fleabay for £50 minimum, happy days.

As a complete kit with batteries and charger it's a good deal. If you already have WORX batteries and charger you may get a lower price on the trimmer alone but it won't be such good value and extra batteries are always useful.

Same price on Amazon. https://www.amazon.co.uk/WORX-WG261E-1-Cordless-Trimmer-Batteries/dp/B07N7QPSC7

Is this a good deal? Or can you suggest another one? I am after a cordless hedge trimmer. Thanks

Or get it direct from the importer at the same price (incl free delivery) rather than add more billions to Jeff's piggy bank?: https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/worx-cordless-hedge-trimmer-with-x2-li-ion-batteries-and-charger-now-with-20-off-direct-from-importer-3497647

Yes I did. Are you having any issues?

Anyone manage to register for extended warranty?

This or the one below from Homebase, see the link below? Can someone please recommend. The one from Homebase has 3-year warranty by the manufacturer as I understand. But, the product wise, which one is better overall and more powerful? Thank you. homebase.co.uk/ryobi-one-18v-50cm-hedge-trimmer-kit-rht1851r20-_p253128

Nice one buddy

I gave mine a try on Sunday. Works for what I expected, will soap the car, rinse the car and remove some of the loose dirt. High pressure water and dirt is not a good idea for paintwork on a car anyway :D

Was really looking forward to receiving mine. What a disappointment. Don’t waste you money, 10 litres of water is enough to jet one side of your car, BUT, it won’t get it clean. I had read reviews and thought I’d be ok as my car has been professionally ceramic coated. Oh how wrong was I. Sent it back for a refund.

Looks like amazon out of stock, that's another seller. Crazy price lol

Looks like the deal's over now, price has shot up to.. £437 lol

What's the difference between these? WORX WG629E1 vs WORX WG620E.2

£59 for the battery but bare in mind no charger comes with the bare unit.

Totally agree, washes muck off without blasting the grease out of seals. A mate has one in his van with a 5 gallon drum of water to give his bike a quick wash after a ride. I recall him saying battery lasts 10-15 mins at the best.

aye lad...

I suppose for people in flats or without an outside tap it's better than nowt.

sort of agree, but they have the ability to draw from a bucket of water, so handy if not near mains water ;)

What's the difference between these? WORX WG629E1 vs WORX WG620E.2

Good Info, thanks.

Lidl are releasing a version of this on Thursday along with their cordless range it's 49.99 without a battery but if you have their tools already may be worth a go. I have this and use it to clean my citroen c3 it's good but not a pressure washer I use it to apply snow foam (separate accessory £9 on amazon) then rinse with the bucket hose

I've got one of these and tbh my hose has more power :|

I bought one and returned it the same day. I had read a lot of reviews that said the performance was poor, but even with my expectations lowered I was still disappointed. Not much better than a garden sprayer, but with much more noise. The 1.5A battery wasn’t enough to wash a small car either

It is indeed.

Is this single speed?

Been looking at one of these for a while but always had other tools that would do, so couldn't justify the purchase. Just ordered one now as I'm pretty sure I'll get the use out of it when it comes to replacing all the decking in the garden. :)

Mine is great but the guide is terrible, better to draw a line and go by eye. Still on my first wood blade though, and it's had some abuse.

I have one of these, bought in a Homebase clearance. Never used it much at first but then needed to lay some plywood for vinyl and then make some shelves plus other odd jobs. It has been very impressive, better than I expected and the original wood blade is going strong. The only thing I would comment badly on is the laser. When it works it is good but it always needs messing with at first. The battery case for the lr44's is cheaply made, it could be a lot better. I have similar in a set of sights which is superior. Mine was £40 on spec. Would I pay this? I would look at other prices first to compare and decide, which of course you can do :) Decent enough machine though.

Thank you @adamderak hope you are well and safe (y)

Nice find there @apur32 definitely a cut above the rest

Hedging your bets there

i need a new one but with a longer blade, any suggestions?

How do you post the batteries? Most couriers won't ship lithium ion if they're not inside a product

If you can connect to outside tap, you'd rather pay pay less and get a better corded one

Yes can be connected to a tap

No probs good luck with your search (y)

Thanks for the vid, very informative. The bucket solves the lack of garden tap issue Seems noisy for so lttle power, so I will look into the more powerful brushless version. Thanks for posting that too.

Great for water fights

Deal expired now.

As others have mentioned they're not all made by positec. It really depends on what you buy. The cheaper worx ranges (e.g. a drill or impact driver with batteries and charger for less than £60) will probably be on par with the likes of Parkside. Suitable for light DIY. However their higher end ranges, often brushless are definitely more top end DIY. I've a lot of their tools which have got a a good testing on the farm and I've had no issues other than a small fault with the drill which was replaced with a brand new one under warranty. A family member borrowed my worx cordless grinder and was impressed. He bought a parkside one from Lidl but it was no use. I definitely wouldn't say that all their tools are on the same level. They hold their value really well too. I've just sold that angle grinder as I've ordered the new brushless version (currently on offer for £79.99). I bought the old one from Argos for £55 when it was on offer, about 3.5 years ago. Sold on eBay last night for £72.

I've got the impact driver and use it regularly, given it loads of abuse and it takes it well, great piece of kit.

Not all of it is made by Positec, some of it is rebadged Scheppach. Regardless it's horses for courses, if the Worx stuff works(hur hur) for you then go for it. I'd prefer to either spend more on a decent bit of Dewalt/Makita/MilwaukeeFestool(!)/Mafell/etc kit or less on something semi-disposable from Lidl/Aldi. It's kind of got to the point where people support tool brands like sports team though, so just use whatever works for your use case :) EDIT: As if to get it's revenge on me for this, my Worx grass strimmer just spat out the last bit of line from it's spool as I was halfway round the edge of the grass. *shakes fist at tool gods*

I think it's only the older Aldi stuff which is 'almost compatible' though they do seem to have more than one battery platform going under the Ferrex branding, including their 20v/40v range (a confusing mess really). I don't think the Parkside stuff is compatible at all though maybe it is made by the same company. Older Erbauer, JCB and Titan stuff IS compatible with WORX but not the newer ranges; also Guild but now that is Argos only (was Homebase too) they don't offer spare batteries anyway. I bought a Ferrex mini circular saw a while back hoping it was compatible and the warranty and helpline was with Positecworx so I phoned and had a chat with a tech about compatibility. I could see that physical compatibility could be achieved by removing a small lug on the battery but there are fewer live connections on the Ferrex battery terminals. I was told the charging is less 'smart' and the cells are of a lower quality. Anyway, the saw was very low powered so I returned it. Anyway, much as I love a bargain and cheating the system I've decided it's not worth the hassle and risk of messing with the lower quality (than WORX) Aldi stuff; it would invalidate the warranty anyway. I think the Aldi tools are good for the price but not fully WORX spec and it's a limited range. Just keep an eye on the Positecworx ebay shop and there are good deals there from time to time.

So long as your mower batteries are the 20v ones and not the 40v ones you will be fine.

I have the lawnmower with 2x4Ah batteries. I assume I would be able to use the same batteries for grass and hedge trimmer?

Aldi.co.uk

Is there an Aldi link or HUKD posts I can maybe look at specs/pics?

I bought this yesterday. Already have the strimmer and lawnmower. Love both.

Expire (highfive)

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Yeah I saw a couple of reviews that said it's not so much a cordless pressure washer as a slightly pressurised hose.

Others' mileage will vary. I also have: - leaf blower: not very powerful and really no good for wet leaves. It is good though for dry leaves, grass cuttings off patios, dust of paths, cobwebs off windows etc. Surprisingly useful. - Strimmer: works just fine but the worx strimmer line is very weak so you get through a lot. (I'd like to find a stronger compatible line). Avoid the jet wash device unless you are nowhere near a mains hose pipe. It's very weak.

Thank you, great feedback (y) :D :)

For basic DIY drilling into wood and screwing small screws this would be fine. Looks like a neat bit of kit with the accessories and box. Cant ask for more than that. However there are plenty of drill that are more powerful and probably at the same price that are sold in lidl or Aldi if you have one near by. The parkside or Ferrex tools are pretty good.

Looks .like fixed battery ?

Does this have the same battery as the hydroshot as was looking to buy a new battery?

I have many WORX 18v tools, they are well made, reliable and quite powerful. As for the 12v stuff I can only assume the above stands, but less powerful. For the price its worth a punt.

Can anyone comment on the power of this... Looks a neat bit of kit for basic DIY

Now OOS - similar price Worx drills at Toolstation. https://www.toolstation.com/power-tools/drills/c719?brand=Worx

I have a worx drill, about 2 years old and the chuck barely grips so looking for something new. Have 2 powershare batteries so This looks really good for my need. Surprised to see it is 4 year old tech though.

It says the torque is only max of 20nm in the manual. Is that not so good. I was thinking about the 12v Bosch GSB 120 li with the 2 batteries and max torque of 28nm.

Despite the fact this was voted cold when it was just a tenner more, this looks like a good deal to me. I bought into Worx tools just a couple of months ago (cordless hedge clippers, clever reciprocating saw / jigsaw and a small vacuum) and they are all excellent. Well built and nicely finished. Note however that the batteries are expensive, which makes this one a good deal. I tried out two aftermarket batteries: one Creabest, which wouldn't click into place properly, one Dsanke which claimed to be 3.0Ah but I opened it up and could see it was only 2.0Ah. So I think you need to stick with Worx batteries. If only this drill had a hammer function too, I'd be all over it!

Here is a direct link to the PDF version of the user manual for this drill on their website: Lithium-Ion Cordless Drill/Driver WX178 WX178.1 WX178.9 It's not very comprehensive but does explain the various features, specifications and usage. I hope this is what you were after.