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EGO Power+ HT2411 24" Cordless Hedge Trimmer Review (2026)

By Nate Sawyer, Editor ยท Updated July 2026

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4.6$279Approx. street price for the kit with 2.5Ah battery + charger; bare tool runs lessCheck Price on Amazon โ†’

Per specs and owner reviews, EGO's HT2411 is a 24-inch dual-action 56V hedge trimmer whose 3,000 strokes/min and 1-inch cut capacity clear long hedge runs fast. It's front-heavy and pricey without EGO packs, and the powered blades cause serious cuts, so keep both hands on the grips and never trim above shoulder height on a ladder.

Pros

  • 24-inch dual-action blade and 3,000 strokes/min clear long hedge runs fast
  • 1-inch cut capacity handles thicker growth than most homeowner trimmers
  • Brushless motor is quiet, vibration-light, and starts instantly with no gas or oil mixing

Cons

  • Front-heavy with the battery, so extended overhead trimming tires the arms
  • Kit price is high next to corded electric trimmers if you do not already own EGO batteries
  • Powered blades still cause serious cuts โ€” keep both hands on the grips and never trim above shoulder height on a ladder

Specifications

Power56V battery (2.5Ah kit)
Blade24 in dual-action
Cut capacityUp to 1 in branches
Runtime~1 hr with 2.5Ah
Weight~11.7 lb with battery
Best forLong hedge runs & formal shrubs without a cord

Frequently Asked Questions

How long a hedge can you trim on one charge?
About an hour on a 2.5Ah pack, with a 24 in dual-action blade running 3,000 strokes per minute โ€” enough to clear long hedge runs in a session without a cord.
Is a 24-inch blade unwieldy?
It is front-heavy with the battery mounted, so extended overhead trimming tires the arms faster than the runtime runs out. For shoulder-height formal hedges that is less of an issue.
What is the safety rule with a powered hedge trimmer?
Both hands on the grips, always, and never trim above shoulder height while on a ladder. Powered blades cause serious cuts and a ladder removes your ability to react.

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