[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using this for nearly 2 months, and I love the machine. I live on a large lot with a walk-out basement, thus there are lots of up and down stretches, some of them quite steep. The CrossoverT has no problem with hills or long grass. I have a quarter acre of grass, not counting numerous sidewalks and a long driveway. I buzz around to make sure I don't miss any patches on curves, etc. With 4 batteries installed I have about 75% battery left. The reading might be a bit high, as when I tested the strength, I did the yard almost 3 times. As I was finishing the yard the machine shut off the blades while I still had lots of power to drive to the chargers. Recharging the batteries is fast. and battery life is really no consideration. Compared to my previous self-propelled 21-inch machine (which travels approximately 3 mph), I am cutting twice as wide and twice as fast. It is warp speed. The big advantage is that on hot summer days in the Midwest the heat really doesn't bother me. At 75 years of age the brisk walk behind the self-propelled mower was getting unbearable after a quarter acre at 95 degrees plus temps. Now I don't worry about temperature if the lawn needs cutting. The unit is built well; the processor and associated safety cutouts work well. I have had no glitches. The steering is fine. I cut the larger area in half and mow the areas like a Zamboni on a hockey rink. For small areas I buzz around a bit, but have lots of speed and lots of battery range, so the buzzing around is pretty relaxed.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My Cub Cadet Electric mower died last month after 4 years of hard use. I was actually very happy with that machine, but I must say that my new greenworks mower is a whole different level of awesome. Blown away by the quality and performance. My new Greenworks machine makes the Cub Cadet machine look like something from the dark ages. Could not be happier, at least for now, with my new machine.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like this don’t care for the fact you have to hold the reverse button down if the blades are turning. If you don’t blades will stop.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So far quality seems good, no problems found. I have had this rider for about a month now and really like it. It's quiet and smooth. Best part, no gas, no oil, no sparkplugs, no dead battery, no engine starter to go bad, no air filters, NO BELTS or pulleys, no loud engine noises, no hot exhaust catching stuff on fire. As you can see the list goes on. Never going back to gas again. My die hard old school neighbor checked it out and after 3 minutes he was sold, said he plans to sell his john deere zero steer after this season and pick up this rider for next year. My wife loves it cause it is easy for her to use and also she can mow the grass while our baby is taking her afternoon nap and not worry about waking her up. The six batteries last more than long enough to do my 1 acre of grass about 3 times before I need to charge.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this mower in 2023. It still performs great. Had one battery die but it was under warranty and they replaced it for no cost.