I am a retired landscape maintenance contractor. I have used numerous types of mowers over the year. If I were still In business the gas mowers would be a thing of the past. Power wise and cutting quality matches any old gas concepts. Cleaner, easy to store, no maintenance, no gas or oil needed. It charges quickly and cleans easily plus it can stand up in a corner. I’ve mowed my entire yard on one charge. (6000 square feet) the other noticeable thing is it’s metal/alloy deck. Most electronics have plastic. Easy adjustment on all 4 wheels at one time. Wish I had these in my day . Jobs would have been easier. How many gas mowers did I start in 35 years? It does bog down in tall grass without the turbo on.
It’s not perfect, but a very usable riding mower that has enough power for large areas as long as you’re efficient. Could be more stable, even on slightly wet grass if there is any incline you’re not turning you’re slipping.
It was time to replace my lawn mower blade and this was a perfect fit. My previous blade had become dull and damaged due to hitting sticks (and other items) in the yard, so it was easier to replace the blade than to try and resharpen the original. This fit my Greenworks mower perfectly and was easy to replace. I'm back to having a nicely cut yard due to my new blade!
First day I tried this, the top of my grass was dry but the bottom near the ground apparently wasn’t. This is spent 6.5 hours trying to cut my grass but getting off the mower to open the chute to push up the grass into the bags. Wish there was a better vacuum or suction within the chute. When I only cut like .5 inch to and 1 inch and I waited til dusk after gras dried all day, the bagging kit worked better. I’m sure there will always be new features with better efficiency and functionality as this seems like one of the the first models/generations for this product for this riding mowers.