I’ve owned two Worx mowers before, and the 80V Brushless model is by far the best. At 68, I needed something that made mowing less strenuous, and this mower delivers. It’s powerful, well-built, and easy to maneuver. I can now finish my yard quickly without feeling exhausted. Highly recommended for anyone looking for performance and ease of use.
Response from worx.comBy Worx Customer Service, September 15, 2025
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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The mower is easy to use and the self propelled mode is a game changer, surprisingly fast too! Start up is easy it just took me a second to figure out how to start it. I’m able to cut my half acre of grass with a full charge but under certain circumstances and conditions. If I use the self propel mode on max speed I cut about 4 or 5 less passes going up and down from where I took the picture to the road (so I don’t use the self propelled function) also if you let the grass grow tall and thick you won’t be able to cut half an acre from my experience so I cut it weekly instead of every two weeks. I also wish the height adjustment could be lower which is another reason I cut weekly but during the colder seasons I’m sure I’ll be able to cut every two weeks. When I begin cutting my grass I noticed it has trouble starting up but I figured out if I tilt the mower on its back wheels it runs right up and no I’m not starting it up on the thick or tall grass. Overall I would recommend this mower it functions as expected and I’m even loving it so much I’m thinking of buying spare batteries just so I can use the self propelled function.
I bought this to replace a green, 40 volt mower which I have never been satisfied with - only 40 volt which was part of the problem since I have quite a bit of lawn to mow. I could get about 1/4 of the lawn done using one battery then the other, then had to wait for charging to get done on the first - and the batteries are way too expensive to get backups. So it would usually take two days to finish the lawn. One year in, a battery died and since I can't find my receipt, I couldn't get the free replacement - I'm sure they would have given me one, so my bad. However, today I mowed my entire lawn with my new Worx 80 volt, and there were still 2 lights on the charge - I'm thrilled. The grass was was tall and thick, lots of leaves in a small portion since I haven't had time to clean everything up, and it did a great job. Yes, this was double the price, but at least I can get things done in one morning without waiting for batteries to charge, so I'm pleased with the purchase. I have several works garden products, and usually opt for the tool only, since the higher amp batteries give way better performance, so I buy them separately. Would have loved to do the same for the mower, but the 8AH batteries are too expensive to buy 4 at once. The mower is metal, which I prefer over plastic. It is fairly heavy, but rolls well, so I only had to use the self-propel briefly. I hope this great performance lasts, since now I won't dread cutting my lawn.
Seems plenty powerful, battery life so far has been excellent! I mowed for about 30 minutes at medium speed set on the self propelled,and it still has full battery. It does feel heavy and harder to maneuver than my gas push mower. The handle set up is weird the way it’s angled and the shape of it hurts my hands when I push. Overall it’s a super nice mower though. Push button start is awesome! And not having to go to town for gas is the best!!