Lawn Care Showdown: PowerShare vs. 20V Trimmers - 30-Minute Runtime? When it comes to taming your lawn, the battle between cordless innovation and traditional power is fiercer than ever. Enter the Worx String Trimmer Cordless GT3.0 20V PowerShare 12" Edger & Weed Trimmer and the Green 12-inch 20V Cordless String Trimmer-two contenders vying for dominance with their promises of efficiency and convenience. But the real question looms: Can these tools handle a full 30-minute session without missing a beat? The Worx PowerShare boasts a dual-battery system, offering extended runtime and seamless power transitions. Its compact design and 12-inch cutting width make it ideal for precise trimming, while the included 2.0Ah batteries and charger ensure you're never stuck without juice. Pair that with the auto-line feed feature and 8 replacement spools, and you've got a workhorse ready for tight corners and sprawling lawns. Meanwhile, the Green model leans into the 20V platform with its lightweight construction and dual 2.0Ah batteries. The 2-in-1 edger and trimmer combo simplifies tool-switching, and the auto-line feed system minimizes manual effort. Its 8 spools and ergonomic grip cater to those who value simplicity and stamina-though even this model's runtime hinges on the terrain and your pace. On the horizon, the MAXLANDER Weed Wacker Cordless steps in with a similar 20V setup and 2x2.0Ah batteries. The focus here is on portability and durability, with a sleeker profile and a design aimed at reducing user fatigue. But does it match the Worx and Green in runtime endurance? So, are 30 minutes enough to outdo the competition? The answer lies in the balance of battery capacity, tool ergonomics, and the kind of work you're tackling. While all three models claim to deliver on the runtime promise, the Worx PowerShare and Green shine with their multifunctional versatility, while the MAXLANDER offers a streamlined alternative. For those with specific needs, the choice is clear: efficiency, power, or a pocket-friendly blend.