I was a lifelong gas-powered lawn mower user, but decided to go “green” with my latest purchase. After doing much research I decided to purchase a Greenworks battery-powered mower and don’t regret my choice. The Greenworks mower starts with a simple push of the button and I’m ready to cut. I love the relative quietness of the mower compared to my previous gas mowers. My lawn is about a 1/4 of an acre and I easily complete the mowing on a single charge of one of the two 4 volt batteries (I don’t need to engage self-propelled mode). The quality of the cut is good and my lawn looks great. All-in-all, I am greatly pleased with my Greenworks purchase and look forward to completing the collection with a battery- powered weed whacked and blower.
Great mower! I call it my green machine. Does a fine job mowing, I haven’t challenged it in any heavy or thick grass. One battery doesn’t last as long as the other. I find the machine is a little heavy with both batteries when I need to just push. So I just use one battery and switch batteries when I need to.
Bought this mower about a year ago and it has performed as advertised with two batteries and I can cover my 8000sf lawn without running out of power. Very reliable and quiet. Thought it was cool to be able to finish mowing in the evening with the headlights on too. I would recommend this machine to anyone who wants dependable equipment.
Just purchased a few weeks ago. Had a learning curve with rear wheel drive on the turn around while using self propelled on. I rarely use the self propelled because it is pretty light. Turbo mode is great for long thick areas.
I was very impress with the power this Lawn Mower has. The self propelled was the main reason I bought it not to mention the stand up feature it has. The lawn mower comes with two battery, I only used one and it took almost 45 mins to cut my complete lawn.
I have owned an another electric mower and now Greenworks lawn mower. I donated the other lawn mower after 5 years it just did not have enough power and felt light like a Fisher Price toy lawn mower. The Greenworks mower feels similar to a traditional gas mower, heavier so the mower sits down into the grass and not floating on the surface for a better even cut.I think the cycle of electric tools needs in general need a better solution to complete product recycle, upcycle, otherwise the byproduct ends up in the landfill like old rusty gas powered mowers.