Greenworks 80V 21” Brushless (Self-Propelled) Cordless Electric Lawn Mower + (580 CFM) Axial Leaf Blower (75+ Compatible Tools), 4.0Ah Battery and 60 Minute Rapid Charger, Green and Black

Easy to use. Battery charges quickly. Only 1 battery included
Just a heads up if you live solo and have this delivered, the box weighs over 100 pounds. I had to flip it end over end to get it inside the area where I assembled it. The instructions for assembly and use are okay, not spectacular but I’ve seen a lot worse. It took me about 20 minutes to assemble it. One important thing to note is this mower only comes with ONE battery even though it holds two. I was worried that it wouldn’t work with just one battery installed but it does. The instructions for how to start the mower are clear, but fail to mention how to engage the blades. You need to pull back on the green bars on the inside of the handle to engage the blades. Even on the slowest (turtle) setting, this mower runs fast. I was able to mow both my front and back yards (just over half an acre) on one battery charge. There seemed to be roughly 20% battery life left when I was done. The battery seems to charge quickly which is nice. This machine makes mowing the lawn easy. It seems to cut the grass evenly.

Awful! Do not buy!!
This mower is advertised to cover 3/4 of an acre on a single charge, but in reality, you’re lucky to get even 1/9 of an acre; that’s less than 15% of what’s promised! It constantly stalls on grass due to insufficient power, and the lack of a side-discharge option only makes things worse. While it does include a self-propel feature, using it drains the battery even faster, further limiting performance. You can buy a second battery for $220 or more, but even then, you won’t reach 1/4 of an acre; that is less than 30% of what’s advertised. Unless you have a very small yard, this mower simply isn’t worth it.

Skeptical no more! I am mowed over by the power, ease of use and benefits of a battery mower
I was really skeptical about whether a battery powered mower could do as good as job as a gasoline mower. I should never have worried. This Greenworks 80V mower does a fantastic job and I couldn’t be happier with it.My video shows both the assembly and then the actualy first mowing of my overgrown yard.I actually enjoy mowing the lawn, but I’ve had someone doing mine for the last 15 years and I decided recently, that is was silly to spend that money when I could do it myself. The things I used to hate about mowing the lawn always seemed to have to do with all the hassles of gas powered mowers.We own 2 electric vehicles and one of the things I love most about them is the dramatic reduction in maintenance costs and far fewer things to break or go wrong, so I thought if a battery operated mower can actually do the job, then that would eliminate all the things like spark plugs, oil, filters, and pulling that damn cord 12 times to get a mower to start that I hated.Everything about this mower is better than everything about gar mowers.It’s incredibly quiet compared to a gas mower.Adjusting the height is just one easy to move lever instead of pinching my fingers in all those wheel adjustments.No gas, no oil, no filters, no sparkplugs.It seems like Greenworks also made sure to make everything eaiser like adjusting the height, removing and replacing the bag, changing to mulch or side discharge, etc. Everything is so simple. It’s amazing how complicated the old mowers were.Assembly: It was so much easier than I expected.The box is heavy, so make sure you have someone to help you carry it in if you can’t lift heavy items.After that though, things were a breeze. There are only a few things to do to get it together and then you are immediately ready to mow. The only hassle I had was attaching the upper arm/handle to the lower arms. At first it looked like the cord was too short, but after I attached it, it moved into position and I could put the screws in. That is really all there is to the actual assembly. Everything else is attaching the bag, mulch, or side-discharge parts depending on how you want to use it.Mowing: Not much to say here. You start the engine by pushing a button on the halde and lifting the engage bar on the handle. It starts instantly. No heaving on a rip cord to get it started and no priming the pump. Just push, pull, and go.Despite having our yard be overgrown, it didn’t slow, hesitate or get stuck on any of the high grass. It just plowed right through.If you are skeptical about battery operated mowers, all I can tell you is that after years of mowing lawns when I was younger and not mowing lawns for the last 15 years cause gas mowers are annoying, I couldn’t be happier to be saving money on a lawn guy and doing it myself.