Customer Reviews for Greenworks - 60V 21" Brushless Self-Propelled Battery Powered Lawn Mower + (2) 4.0Ah Batteries and Dual Port Charger - Green
Customer Rating
5
Great Mower
on June 16, 2026
Posted by: AggieBear
from La Vernia Texas
Gender:Male
Wanted a new ridding lawn mower. I researched several and the zero turn was what I decided I wanted. I live in the country so running out of gas is not an option so battery powered was a great option. Have used this zero turn for 3 years now and it has been a great experience. It runs so smoothly and is durable and just as fast as a gas mower.
So far we've mowed our yard twice with this mower and are happy with it. It takes about two and a half charges to do the whole thing but it is definitely more than 3/4 of an acre! Plus, a significant portion of the mowing is the sand mound/leach field of the septic system, so a lot of slope! It does handle that slope incredibly well. If you are like me and thought battery powered mowers were just for golf course-like lawns, nope, this little fellow seems pretty rugged. It's also pretty light and agile so the flat (or sort of flat) parts of the yard, I release the self-propelled and just use it as a push mower. Hopefully that's giving me some extra battery life. As for the self propelled function, it has a nice little control on the handle so I can slow it down for thick spots, then speed it back up as the grass thins.
You can run the self-propelled function with the blades disengaged, wonderful when you're dragging your sweaty, exhausted self up the hill to the storage shed and not blasting up a ton of dust or launching rocks from your gravel driveway!!!!
Genuinely best mower I’ve ever owned. Easy to assemble. The size of the bag is nice. Battery has great life for the size of lawn I have. Can store it inside as well which I love.
My daughter recently purchased a new house. She needed a lawn mower because the grass had been allowed to get too long. The mulching cleaned up the yard in one pass and she completed the 1/3 acre 2 level yard with 25% battery left. She is relatively short, and the controls and handle easily adjusted to her.