I purchased the Greenworks lawnmower in April due to the high cost of lawn care costs. I decided to do it myself and invest in a Battery powered machine. No smelly Gas and oil and loud noise prefered. Environmentally friendly Greenworks stood out after my research. I love the way it was built and designed . My first run across my lawn , l knew it was a Quality machine .smooth , even professional cuts my neighbor once asked me why it was so Quite, I proudly said its a cordless battery powered mower ,as I mowed into the morning dew,she said I must get me one
I bought this mower based on ads and reviews. I was tired of fighting with my old mower just to mow my lawn. All I read about this mower is true. It is truly self-propelled. I can set the speed from a stroll to getting in some exercise. I cuts great with the dual blades and I LOVE the 25" swath it cuts. It is much quieter then the old mower and has lived up to the promises. I was on the verge of shelling out for a riding mower, but no longer. I am now looking over their ads for other tools. I.Am. Sold!
I bought this approximately 2 Months ago, and as a single mom with who have to multi-taste, I can mow my lawn and still have energy to tackle other chores. Not wondering if I need to buy gas or detangling electric cord. I only need to recharge the battery and get moving. I love this mower even more, because it is very lightweight easy to maneuver and fit perfectly in my storage room, I love the design.
I bought this mower a few weeks ago and have used it 4 or 5 times so far. We have a small lawn, but with a fairly significant hill, which is why I chose the self-propelled model. It moves it up the hill with no problem, sometimes a little too quickly and I have to drop the speed a bit. The battery life is great for our yard. It only uses about half the battery. The grass catcher is a bit small. I usually have to empty it twice and it seems like for the size of our lawn I would only need to empty it once. I love how it folds and sits upright for storing in the garage. The quick folding handle was one of the selling points for me. If feels very well made, doesn't feel like it's going to break anytime soon. And I like how it looks like a gas mower. The self-propelled levers take some getting used to. It's not exactly like using a self-propelled gas mower with the bar you squeeze. This one has a lever on each side of the handle that you squeeze and you only have to squeeze one.
I just bought this model for the new home I just moved into. I let my lawn grow a little overgrown waiting for this mower to be delivered. But once it arrived, it powered through my lawn (1/3 acre) with no problems at all.
I like that has the widest cutting deck of any electric mower on the market (that I know of).
The two included batteries were both almost empty by the time I finished my lawn, so these batteries together are enough for about 1/3 of an acre, maybe a little bit more. Greenworks sells individual batteries in larger capacities, so you could get larger batteries if your lawn is larger.
Setup is easy. When you open the box, you just have to attach the two handles, screw one bolt into each handle, charge the batteries, then plug the batteries in. That's it. No other assembly required. At some point in the future, you presumably have to sharpen or replace the blades.
It's also easy to switch between the mulcher and the bag.
I cannot comment on the long-term durability, since I hadn't owned it long enough. But so far, it's been easy to use, quiet, convenient, and less messy than a gas mower.
Picked this up as I don't want to deal with gas anymore. I have a slight hill in my backyard and a decent hill in the front, but the property is under .3 acre with a decent sized house and/patio/3 car garage so not a lot of grass. I have to use 2 batteries to get though the cut as well as not using the self propel feature a lot of the time. Cutting/mulch is great, but I bought the self propel so I don't have to push, but if I use that I will drain the battery just cutting the back.