[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have another Greenworks mower, bought a few years ago. I was convinced to ditch the gas powered one, and secretly wanted a self-propelled one. I recently upgraded to this model and am thrilled with the changes…..none of a drastic manner, but what a change! The ‘bike style’ handles which replaced the metal bars for drive and mowing are so much more ergonomic….the battery charge LED on the handle eliminates the ‘playing chicken’ with the charge. The handles are able to be adjusted in height. The mulching feature may be a game changer with the fall leaves. The battery compartment holds 2 batteries, one in use and a spare, just in case…….and they drop in vertically. But the absolute BEST feature is the self-propelled, which has changed to ‘rear wheel drive’. I did not like the front wheel drive of my older model, as it was tricky to reverse course by lifting the front. All in all, both are good mowers, but the new model is superb!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been looking for a battery operated mower because I am exhausted trying to start my gas mower. Just purchased today and I'm excited to use it!!!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have a large property and have spent years maintaining gas powered mowers. The Greenworks is a great investment. Like move EV vehicles and equipment, it requires minimal maintenance and just goes. Can I use it all day? No, nor would I want to. I can move 2 acres easily, plug it in, and continue later that day. We manage our pasture, expansive lawns, and grasslined drive with it and enjoy the ease of use, the quiet, and do not miss the smell of gasoline. Greenworks is a great company to work with.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It's so powerful and the mow experience is very smooth. I was wonder if 60v is enough or should I go 80v and the result shows that 60v is more than enough.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was pleasantly surprised by the running time of the batteries which seemed to exceed the specifications. Also, the charging time was shorter than I had anticipated.
Doesn’t last long enough to cut 3 acres even on a full charge and lowest settings. Cuts nicely if the grass isn’t overgrown.
Pros: Easy to Use, Quiet
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Response from greenworkstools.comBy Greenworks, September 25, 2025
Hello Patches O'Hoohahan. Thank you for sharing your experience. The 60V 60" MaximusZ Zero Turn with (2) 20.0 Ah and (4) 8.0 Ah batteries are designed to cut up to 2.5 acres. Since we are not familiar with the exact conditions of your lawn, it is difficult to determine why the battery life did not meet your expectations. The maximum runtime often applies to a relatively flat, open yard. Slopes and obstacles require more power, and users can expect running time to be less, if this is the case. Runtime measurements are also related to the condition of the grass and if it is well-maintained. Tall, thick grass requires more power, and you must mow it slower, consuming added runtime. Here are a few tips to ensure the max runtime is achieved. Ensure you charge the battery fully before each use, maintain the battery properly by cleaning terminals, avoid extreme temperatures during storage. Cutting tall, thick, or wet grass forces the mower's motor to work much harder and drains the battery significantly faster. A consistent mowing schedule that prevents your grass from growing too high will maximize your runtime. If the grass has been left to exceed four inches, we advise that you raise the cutting height and cut no more than one-third of the length of grass at a time, wait to do another one-third. Set the blade to a higher cutting height. This reduces the load on the motor because it cuts less grass with each pass, which conserves energy. Built-up grass clippings and debris on the cutting deck can increase resistance on the blades, forcing the motor to work harder. Clean the deck regularly to maintain efficiency. Lastly, maintain consistent speed. While it is tempting to mow at maximum speed, a slower, consistent pace will give you a better cut and maximize efficiency. Faster speeds deplete the battery more quickly. As the lawn becomes consistently maintained you will see the cut and runtime improve. Hope these tips help! If you ever have specific questions or concerns about our products, contact Greenworks via Live chat on our website (www.greenworkstools.com), call Greenworks Pro toll-free helpline at 1-855-345-3934 or refer to the FAQ ask section of the tool or ask us a question, anytime