Customer Reviews for Greenworks - 80V 21" Self-Propelled Lawn Mower + Blower (Gen 2), 5.0Ah Battery and Charger - Green
Customer Rating
5
would recommend it
on June 15, 2025
Posted by: bond1007
Gender:Male
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I HAVE HAD THIS AND USED IT FOR ABOUT 2 AND HALF YEARS .it works well and i have had no issues. I like it so much I am thinking of buying a riding lawn mower 80-volt 42 inch. GreenWorks 80 Volt 42" Crossover Electric Riding Lawn Mower
Pros: Cost-Saver, Easy to Use, Quiet, Durable, Environmentally Safe, Powerful
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this mower about two weeks ago and have only had two chances to use it. So far, it has performed as well as I expected. I have a large yard that takes at least an hour to cut. My gas mower used close to two tanks of gas to cut the entire lawn. This mower, with an 80V 4.0 Ah and 2.0 Ah battery was able to cut approximately two thirds of the yard. A full charge of the 4.0 Ah battery was/is enough to cover the remainder of the yard. So, yes the mower performed well and cut the grass cleanly. I used the mulching feature and have not tested the side discharge or bagging options. But, as stated the included batteries did not get the job done in one try. However, I did not expect them to. And the time it took for me to cool off and drink some water was enough to charge the 2.0 Ah battery ¾'s of the way so I could get back to cutting and start charging the 4.0 Ah battery. When the 2.0 battery ran out of charge the second time, there was enough charge (not a full charge) to complete the cutting. The overall cutting time was with in 5 or 10 minutes of what it typically took me with my gas mower. So, even though I had to fuss with the batteries a bit, the overall time to complete the lawn cutting was not significantly different than before with the gas mower. I have since ordered another Greenworks tool that comes with 4.0 Ah and 2.0 Ah battery just like the mower. I believe the two 4.0Ah batteries will get me through the entire lawn. But, if they don't the additional 2.0 Ah batteries will be enough.
I bought this mower at the end of last summer and was very happy with its performance. Now that I've started to use it again this spring I've noticed a significant decline in the battery longevity. I feel like the battery has already decreased 20 to 30% from the time it was new. The mower itself works very well and I'm pleased with that. I'm going to have to break down and buy another battery when initially I could get my lawn mowed using just one.
Pros: Convenient, Easy to Use, Quiet, Environmentally Safe
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased this item because it does exactly what my gas mower does, plus it's lighter, and self propelled and has lights in front so I can cut grass in the dark and not wake up my neighbors. Comes with 2 batteries, a 80V 2.0 Amp hour, and a 80V 4.0Amp hour battery, with fast charger, rarely does it quit, my yard is approximately less than a 1/4 acre. On jackrabbit speed I get to hop to it, and turtle speed is s l o w.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My first impression of this mower is that it's very powerful and the battery life is great. After mowing my initial time, I noticed that it left circular mow marks in my lawn - probably where I would stop. My thought is that maybe the mower vibrates and settles a bit so that it cuts those circles with shorter grass? The only other complaint I'd already read about is the going forward glitch where you must wait a few seconds before pulling it backwards.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Response from greenworkstools.comBy Greenworks, June 4, 2025
Hello NelsonBlackburn. Thank you for sharing your impression on this mower. We appreciate your feedback and are happy to know it's met your expectations. Circular mowing marks in your lawn, also known as wheel marks or scuffing, are often caused by the mower's wheels digging into uneven areas of the lawn. This can lead to the cutting blade not cutting at the correct height in those areas, resulting in a shorter, patchy appearance. How to prevent circular mow marks. 1. Ensure your mower blade is sharp. 2. Alternate mowing directions. change the mowing direction each time to prevent the grass from growing in one direction and reduce wheel marks. 3. Ensure you overlap your passes slightly, but not excessively. 4. Avoid mowing wet grass, allow the grass to dry before mowing. 5. Ensure you are mowing at the correct height for your grass type and avoid scalping. 6. Check for unbalanced deck, if the mower deck is unbalanced, it could contribute to wheel marks. The self-propelled feature is not usable in reverse. They are designed to lock when pulled back to prevent damage to the drive belt. If you are using the self-propelled feature, the mower will attempt to move forward and will be difficult to move backwards. You would have to release the self-propelled lever to pull the mower backwards while still holding onto the start lever. We hope you will find this information useful. If you require any additional support or have questions regarding a product, we recommend try our Q&A section on product's page or Chat with us direct on our website www.greenworkstools.com
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I ve used this mower 4 times now and will sayvits more powerful than any gas mower I ve ever used, get a second battery, it's worth the investment!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this as part of a combo with a trimmer and blower. It cuts as well or better than the gas mower I previously had. And it is much quieter which makes the whole experience much more pleasant. I’m able to mow my lawn (55x110 lot) on one charge 2amp. The first mow was after three weeks without a mow and it was long (and was wet) and it was able to cut through with no issues.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had this combo set for 3 months and It performs excellent and makes grass cutting and debris removal easy.and enjoyable.