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Greenworks - 80 Volt 42" CrossoverZ Electric Zero Turn Riding Lawn Mower (6 4Ah Batteries and 3 Dual Port Turbo Chargers Included) - Green
Average customer rating
4.5
(169 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 169 reviews
5 Stars
129
4 Stars
22
3 Stars
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1 Star
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93%of customers recommend this product.
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Customer Reviews for Greenworks - 80 Volt 42" CrossoverZ Electric Zero Turn Riding Lawn Mower (6 4Ah Batteries and 3 Dual Port Turbo Chargers Included) - Green
Customer Rating
5
I love the performance of this lawn mower.
on November 16, 2025
Posted by: paul4920
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this mower in the middle of summer because my regular lawn care people decided I was too far from their home base to make it worthwhile to come out and mow my lawn. So, I decided to get the 60V 42” Electric CrossoverZ Zero Turn Mower with (4) 8 Ah Batteries and (2) Dual Port Turbo Chargers. I have been exceptionally delighted with its performance and the quality of materials and workmanship that goes into this amazing product. It has power and many control options available. I've always had zero turn gasoline powered lawn mower, but this is so much quieter and very maneuverable. Now that I've gone electric, I would never go back to internal combustion machinery.
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Posted by: Anonymous
from Arkansas
Gender:Female
Verified Purchase:Yes
I've mowed for 3 weeks with this GW mower. I mow 2 lawns that total about 2.5 acres a week For the last 10 years I have been mowing with a large John Deere gasoline zero turn mower, so that's what my comparison will be with. The gas mower was(is) so loud that my hearing was damaged before I realized what was happening and started using sound-canceling ear coverings. So, the first pro: this mower is much quieter. With the blade on low speed (which I really can't use) there is practically no sound. The mower is a good bit louder with the blade on high speed, but still a lot quieter than the JD. I wear air pods under my noise cancelling ear muffs, and I don't have to turn up the volume to hear. Second pro: the batteries really do charge in 90 minutes.
Third pro: I think the cut of the grass is more even, smoother looking, with the GW mower. Fourth pro: I'm not buying gasoline anymore.
The specs on the mower say that run time is 1 hour. That's about right for me, maybe 1.5 hours if I run on low blade speed part of the time. Unfortunately, that's not long enough to finish either yard. The specs say you can mow up to 2 acres on a charge. No, you can't. I don't know how you could mow 2 acres in an hour either; maybe if you didn't have to mow around anything or ever turn. For most people this may not be an issue.
We have the mower set up to mulch. That probably uses the batteries faster than side discharge. First con: the mower does not mulch as well as the JD even on high blade speed. I'm mowing bermuda that is not nearly as thick as I would like. There's not a lot to mulch, but I still have to double mow many areas. Mowing on low blade speed mulches even less well. Minor con: the control handles are not as smooth as the JD. The GW does not circle trees quite as easily. On low mower speed, the mower tends to be jerky, but I never mow on low mower speed. Second con: the batteries are quite heavy. I'm 5'3" and weigh 122 pounds. I have to carry the batteries 2 at a time. It would be nice to just plug in the mower, but that would take a dedicated outlet and I imagine a lot longer time. This is not really a con for me, but it might be for someone bigger than me. Even at my size, I wouldn't mind if the seat went back a little farther. I can see how it might be cramped for someone who is bigger. I understand making the mower smaller and lighter enables it to run longer. I vote for running longer. Because it is smaller and lighter than the JD, it does slip sometimes when turning on an incline. It's impossible to mow my yard without being on various inclines; none of them steep, but I have had to modify my direction of mowing.
I am fortunate to be able to purchase 6 additional batteries, so I will have charged batteries ready to replace spent ones, and I can finish a yard without waiting for the batteries to recharge. I think going to electric mowers has to be done.
Third pro: I think the cut of the grass is more even, smoother looking, with the GW mower. Fourth pro: I'm not buying gasoline anymore.
The specs on the mower say that run time is 1 hour. That's about right for me, maybe 1.5 hours if I run on low blade speed part of the time. Unfortunately, that's not long enough to finish either yard. The specs say you can mow up to 2 acres on a charge. No, you can't. I don't know how you could mow 2 acres in an hour either; maybe if you didn't have to mow around anything or ever turn. For most people this may not be an issue.
We have the mower set up to mulch. That probably uses the batteries faster than side discharge. First con: the mower does not mulch as well as the JD even on high blade speed. I'm mowing bermuda that is not nearly as thick as I would like. There's not a lot to mulch, but I still have to double mow many areas. Mowing on low blade speed mulches even less well. Minor con: the control handles are not as smooth as the JD. The GW does not circle trees quite as easily. On low mower speed, the mower tends to be jerky, but I never mow on low mower speed. Second con: the batteries are quite heavy. I'm 5'3" and weigh 122 pounds. I have to carry the batteries 2 at a time. It would be nice to just plug in the mower, but that would take a dedicated outlet and I imagine a lot longer time. This is not really a con for me, but it might be for someone bigger than me. Even at my size, I wouldn't mind if the seat went back a little farther. I can see how it might be cramped for someone who is bigger. I understand making the mower smaller and lighter enables it to run longer. I vote for running longer. Because it is smaller and lighter than the JD, it does slip sometimes when turning on an incline. It's impossible to mow my yard without being on various inclines; none of them steep, but I have had to modify my direction of mowing.
I am fortunate to be able to purchase 6 additional batteries, so I will have charged batteries ready to replace spent ones, and I can finish a yard without waiting for the batteries to recharge. I think going to electric mowers has to be done.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting greenworkstools.com
Customer Rating
5
Built to last
on May 2, 2022
Posted by: Neoluigi
from Byron Center, MI
Gender:Male
I am an engineer that sees plenty of mechanical design work that pays off in the long run. This mower is definitely built with a solid foundation and longevity in mind. The battery system is thought out to be used for other tool, but I don’t know many that can take these batteries due to the higher amperage. It’s on their 60v line so there’s plenty of tools to use. Comes with three dual fast chargers that really do fully charge these batteries in 90 minutes. Definitely max out a 20a circuit breaker at home if you try them all on one circuit. Any inrush trips it if you do. The performance is more than I imagined and the connectivity features are helpful. You can monitor every motor, battery level, and locate where you’re at and how much you used it every day on their app. Keep that Pepe work cause it’s pairing code is only present on that. It’d be nice to get that sent electronically, and have the lights set to turn on based on a sensor, but those are super minor. One amazing feature is the ability to tow, built in trunk to hold a few items, and the front attachment for add one when that becomes an option. Sure would like to get a snow blower add on myself one of these days.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting greenworkstools.com
Customer Rating
5
Landowner Approved
on May 22, 2022
Posted by: DrTJRB
from Texas
Gender:Male
I bought the unit 3 months ago and am happy to report it was money well spent. The unit is used for a 1 acre residential yard and for maintaining/clearing 5 acres of forest property. Nice even cut in the yard. High speed blades make for a very even cut. Offroad plenty of torque available for hills and valleys. Power offroad lasts for 3 acres in heavy grass/weeds. In a lawn setting I use about 15% of the power. Fast chargers included with the unit get the batteries powered up quickly.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting greenworkstools.com
Customer Rating
5
Whoa! LOVE IT!!!
on April 30, 2022
Posted by: Gmoney
from Wichita, Kansas
Gender:Male
My GREENWORKS ZTR was delivered today. The ONLY complaint was getting it off the packing frame. That was a horrible experience that resulted in unnecessary damage. That part needs to be re-evaluated!
After that, it did everything I needed and then some. The yard that used to take four hours to push was totally done in 20 minutes. Holy crap! The power and speed is phenomenal. And, it is extremely quiet in comparison to all the neighbors' mowers. ;)
I also love the idea that I can haul stuff around the yard, throw a snow blade on it, and light up what I'm mowing when it should be too dark to mow. Oh, and the fact that I'll never have to carry a can of gasoline in a vehicle again (or, even have to make a run to the convenience store for gas, mid-mow) is fantastic as well. Definitely a happy camper here! Buy it. You won't regret it!
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting greenworkstools.com
Posted by: Robin Z
from Northern Michigan
Gender:Female
Verified Purchase:Yes
So easy to mow my 1 acre yard. No messing with gasoline, carburetors, spark plugs, oil, etc.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting greenworkstools.com
Customer Rating
5
Love this mower
on May 15, 2024
Posted by: Reggie64
from Oklahoma
Gender:Female
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Starting season 2 with this mower. I mow appx 3 acres. I have 762 hours logged. It takes me about 3 hours to mow the entire acreage. I use 3 batteries at a time, and charge 3 batteries. This way, I always have battery power. When I used 6 batteries, I had to stop to recharge before I was finished. I have a spare set of blades that I keep sharpened. Changed them once last summer after hitting a few ticks. Will change them at least once this year. Love that I can wear my regular headphones while blades are engaged. I pull a heavy duty utility cart when doing yard work. Use the little storage area in the back when picking up trash and road debris while mowing as well as twigs and branches. We have other Green Works tools and are looking to add even more
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Posted by: JLBell
Verified Purchase:Yes
The only complaint i have was getting the mower to register on the app, not sure if it was that had to wait for mower to fully wake up or that the serial number is case sensitive or if bu open support ticket cleared something so that next try it finally registered
I would recommend this to a friend!
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