This is the lawn mower I’ve always wanted!! Powerful but quiet. Electric but cordless. Self-propelled. First mow of the season my neighbor got gas and fired up her mower. Stall. Stall. I pressed a button and plowed right through the thickest grass without hesitation or a stutter. I love this GreenBeast, and I’m sure we’ll be together for a long time!
I was very hesitant to switch to electric, but this mower has performed better than I expected hands down. Regardless of grass height it gives a good cut, tall just uses more battery, even then I have not had to stop to charge during mowing. The self propel takes some getting used to as other reviewers have stated.
I've mowed with it three times now and I love it! Admittedly, I have a small yard that takes about 20 minutes to mow. I didn't charge the big battery after one mowing and got through another complete mowing without touching the smaller 2ah battery. I will be adding other tools to the collection soon.
I have about 2/3 of an acre to mow and can do it with the batteries without stopping to charge. With the light weight of the mower I could not use the self-propelled but I still do -lol. I love this mower and hope the longevity is good as (I just got this mower and have used four times). There are a few quirks you have to get used to which is probably just related from going from a gas mower to electric.
Excellent mower but not perfect. would choose 4.5 stars if I could.
on June 17, 2022
Posted by: Keith J
from Colorado
Gender:Male
Verified Purchase:Yes
I'm very happy to be using an electric mower and not smell like exhaust after mowing the lawn. Battery life and handling are great. It's not too heavy and I can easily mow for more than one hour since I don't use the Turbo or self propel functions very much. I like the option for using one or two batteries depending on the job or how heavy you want the mower to be. My only complaints are that the bolt for the right side of the handle keeps coming loose and the self propel has a lag to start up and also to disengage. If you want to pull the mower backwards, you have to release the self propel lever a couple seconds before you want it to go backward. I also like the ability to run the self propel with out running the blade.