Bosch Corded Brush Cutter AFS 23-37 (950 W, cutting diameter blade: 23 cm, cutting diameter line: 37 cm, in carton packaging)

Great build quality, quite heavy for the ladies, but does a really good job with its powerful motor and 3 bladed metal blade..Everything about it is easy..If you're fed up with temperamental 2 strokes, this is an excellent alternative..Cuts waist high tough Irish grass a treat.

Love this Bosch brush cutter, it packs a punch and nothing stands in its way. I didn’t even need to use the blade as it cut through overgrown weeds and small bushes that had started to grow in the weeds with ease. I wanted a reliable brush cutter and Bosch is a great reliable name unlike the other names you have never heard of cheaply made from China. This is heavy but the strap that comes with it makes it more manageable. Love the fact the spare lines can be kept in the handle. Only negatives are the instructions aren’t that good I had to go on YouTube to find out which bit went where! Also the cord isn’t very long had to buy an extension cable, cord should be much longer considering it’s for a garden and mine is only small but still needed an extension to get round with the cutter. Would highly recommend though.

It cuts grass very well, the line is durable but not everlasting. The blade disposes of scrubby weeds and undergrowth like nobody's business. Can't fault its cutting capabilities.On the minus side, the cord is too short. You won't be doing anything much with this, without an extension. It seems to be a petty, unnecessarily irksome cost-cutting method to me. Changing the blade is a bit fiddly, there are a few little bits and pieces which it would be easy to lose but nothing to keep them in, not even a sturdy plastic bag, which would have been cheap and better than nothing.Also, I've seen other people comment that the little rubber bung which holds in the spare cords falls out and the cords get lost as it does - that happened to me. What a crap little design choice!On the whole, the things that matter most are all good on this with just a couple of irritations to remind you that you' don't matter too much to the manufacturer.

I bought the Bosch Brush Cutter with one mission in mind: reclaim my overgrown back garden, which had basically turned into a bramble-infested wilderness. Think waist-high weeds, dense undergrowth, and thorny brambles that had taken over every inch. I honestly wasn’t sure anything short of a flamethrower would do the job — but this machine proved me wrong.From the first use, I was impressed. The cutter powered through thick weeds, nettles, and even mature bramble stalks with ease. The blade option made quick work of the tougher patches, while the line spool handled lighter grass and undergrowth without snapping constantly (a huge issue with weaker models I’ve tried in the past).What stood out most was the power-to-weight ratio. It’s surprisingly lightweight for such a strong tool, and I was able to keep going for a solid stretch without feeling like my arms were falling off. The handle and harness setup are well designed for balance, which helped me maneuver through tricky, uneven ground.After a weekend’s work, my garden is almost unrecognizable. The Bosch Brush Cutter didn’t just cut through the chaos — it gave me control again. If you're facing bramble hell or an unruly garden that’s gone rogue, this tool is absolutely up to the task.Highly recommended for anyone who’s lost control of their green space and needs a serious, no-nonsense solution.

I wasn't sure how good this would be based on other reviews online. But I was very impressed, it was fairly easy to assemble but the instructions aren't the best. It cuts through brambles with ease. For the thicker stems you have to go over them a few times especially when using the line. It's well designed and very durable. It is heavier than I expected but having the shoulder strap makes it easier.

I had neglected a large patch of ground opposite my home for several years and it had become overgrown with brambles and weeds, way too much for me to manage with my strimmer and hand tools. What I needed was a reasonably priced brush cutter, preferable one that could double-up as a powerful strimmer, which I could use for dual-purposes and after checking out what was available decided on the Bosch AFS 23-37. Not too expensive and made by Bosch, a first class company manufacturing great gear, which I always look out for when buying electrical equipment like fridges, drills, vacuum cleaners etc. Never had anything designed or made by Bosch fail me.Assembly was pretty simple and today I finally decided to give it a go. Wow! The Bosch brush cutter chopped through woody brambles and young bamboos like a hot knife through butter! I could hardly believe what quick work this gadget made of everything, altogether better and more efficient than I could have ever imagined, chopping everything off at ground level in the blink of an eye. With its help I cleared the big patch of brambles and young bamboos in less than an hour and forty-minutes of that was spent by me raking up and disposing of what I had cut off! Great all round. What more can I say. Delighted.I will mention that the Bosch, because it has a very powerful 950w electric motor, might be a bit weighty for some but, thanks to the adjustable harness supplied with it, which transfers most of the weight of the tool from the arms to the shoulders, shouldn't present any problems for the averagely strong. Elderly, frail or generally muscularly weaker people however might find the Bosch a bit too much of a beast to use successfully for long.The Bosch AFS 23-37 is a first class tool, has a three-year guarantee if you register the tool online, and can be purchased hereabouts at a bargain price. If you are looking for a really powerful electrical combination strimmer and brush cutter, equal to or better than many a petrol equivalent, and are strong enough to wield it in anger, so to speak, my advice would be for you to consider it.