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The Ryobi 18V ONE+ edger (P2300) is the lightest powered edger in our guide at about 8.2 lb dry, with a 9 in dual serrated blade, four depth positions, and over 25 minutes of runtime on a 2.0 Ah battery.

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Description

Small lawns punish heavy tools. The walk is short, the turns are tight, and an edger that weighs fifteen pounds spends more time being carried than cutting. The ryobi 18v one+ edger is built for exactly the opposite job: at about 8.2 lb dry it is the lightest powered edger in our comparison, light enough to lift off its hook, edge the front walk, and hang back up in ten minutes. The P2300 runs a 9 in dual serrated blade, larger than the 7.5 and 8 in blades around it, with a four position depth adjustment from a shallow 0.25 in skim to a full 1.5 in cut. It runs on any ONE+ 18V battery, so the millions of garages already holding Ryobi batteries often need only the bare tool.

Key Features

About 8.2 lb dry weight

Weight is the headline specification. The Ryobi is easy to carry one handed, easy to hang on a wall hook, and forgiving for smaller users or anyone edging in short sessions between other jobs.

9 in dual serrated blade that flips

The blade is bigger than its class rivals and serrated on both edges. When the working edge dulls, flip it over for a second life before you need a replacement, a small economy that adds up over seasons.

Four position single point depth adjustment

One adjustment point sets depth from 0.25 to 1.5 in. The shallow end is made for weekly touch ups that keep a line crisp; the deep end handles a genuine seasonal re-cut on a small lawn.

Front and rear wheels, overmold handle

Wheels at both ends keep the light tool steadier than its weight suggests, and the overmold handle softens vibration and grip fatigue. It still wanders more on rough ground than the heavier wheeled picks, which is the honest trade for the low weight.

Runs on any ONE+ 18V battery

Every ONE+ battery in your charger bank fits, from compact 2.0 Ah packs to the big high performance cells. Runtime is rated at over 25 minutes on a 2.0 Ah battery, and larger packs stretch it proportionally.

Product Description

The Ryobi P2300 is a cordless stick edger for small to mid sized lawns, sold as the P2310 kit with a 2.0 Ah battery and charger, or as a bare tool for existing ONE+ owners. One buying note matters: in the US this model is sold mainly through Home Depot, and Amazon’s own Ryobi edger listing under the brand is a different international model. That is why the Amazon button on this page runs a tagged search rather than a single listing, so you land on current marketplace offers for the right tool.

Owner feedback matches the design intent. Owners with small lots call it the grab and go edger: quick for the driveway and walk, kind to shoulders, and adequate at depth for lawns that are edged regularly. The same feedback sets the boundary clearly: runtime on the small battery caps how much neglected edge it can reclaim in one session, and it is a maintenance tool first, not an excavation tool for borders that have been grass for five years.

Benefits of Using This Product

  • Lightest powered edger in this guide: easy to carry, store and use
  • 9 in blade flips for a second cutting life when the first edge dulls
  • Four depths from a 0.25 in skim to a 1.5 in re-cut
  • Runs on the ONE+ batteries many households already own
  • Three year ONE+ warranty coverage

Specifications

Model P2300 (kit sold as P2310)
Blade 9 in dual serrated steel, flips for second life
Depth adjustment 4 positions, 0.25 to 1.5 in, single point
Runtime Over 25 minutes on a 2.0 Ah battery
Weight About 8.2 lb dry
Wheels Front and rear
Battery platform Ryobi 18V ONE+ (any ONE+ battery)
Warranty 3 years

How to Use

Fit a charged ONE+ battery, set the depth to about 0.5 in for weekly upkeep or deeper for a seasonal re-cut, and edge after mowing on soil that is moist but not muddy. Keep both wheels on the ground and walk slowly; a light tool rewards a steady hand more than force. For a first cut on a small lawn, work in two passes and clear the turf strip between them. If the battery fades mid-job, swap packs rather than pushing a slowing blade, which tears the face of the edge instead of slicing it.

Why Choose the Ryobi 18V ONE+ Edger?

Choose the ryobi 18v one+ edger when the lawn is small, the storage space is smaller, and the battery shelf already says ONE+. No other powered pick in this guide disappears into a garage corner so completely or asks so little of the person carrying it. Buyers with large properties or badly overgrown edges should look at the deeper, heavier picks; buyers with a townhouse lot and ten spare minutes will wonder why they ever edged with a string trimmer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it come with a battery?

The P2310 kit includes a 2.0 Ah battery and charger. The P2300 is also sold as a bare tool for owners who already have ONE+ batteries.

How long does it run?

Over 25 minutes on a 2.0 Ah battery in Ryobi’s rating. Edging a small lot typically takes about ten minutes, so one charge covers several sessions of upkeep.

Can it cut a new edge?

It can, on a small lawn, working in passes at the deeper settings. For long runs of overgrown edge, a deeper and heavier tool such as the EGO attachment or the gas Troy-Bilt is the better instrument.

Why does the Amazon link open a search?

Because the US model is sold mainly through Home Depot, and the fixed Ryobi edger listing on Amazon.com is a different international model. The tagged search lands on current listings for the correct tool.

Final Verdict

The Ryobi ONE+ edger is the small lawn specialist of this guide: the lightest powered option, a blade that flips instead of being replaced, and total compatibility with the most common battery platform in American garages. Respect its runtime ceiling and it will keep a small lot’s edges crisp for years.

Still deciding? Our guide to the best lawn edger for clean lines compares all ten models on cutting depth, blade, weight and ease of use, with an honest Best for and Not ideal for for each one.

Last Update: October 9, 2026