Greenworks 48V (2x24V) Self Propelled Cordless Lawnmower for Large Lawns up to 480m2, 46cm Cutting Width, 55LBag PLUS Two 4Ah Batteries and Twin Charger, 3 Year Guarantee GD24X2LM46SPK4X

This mower came in a large box because this machine is heavy, probably because the main carriage is steel. Initial set up was easy and within minutes we were ready to go. I just needed to charge the 2 batteries.Charged the batteries in a couple of hours and installed them into the mower and away I went. The self propulsion is a real bonus with the machine being as heavy as a sack of spuds. It cut the grass quite adequately and quickly, one can alter the speed it goes so it will go at your pace. The closeness of cut has 5 settings too. I have a sizeable back lawn and a slightly smaller front and I manage to get two full cuts from each battery charge which is ample for me.I note in other reviews people complain it doesn't have a roller but that's no problem for me, the days of stripy lawns are well gone because I just can't be bothered.Everything about the mower is well thought out and well made with quality parts as far as I can see.It is expensive, but when I look at comparable petrol mowers for a few quid less I realise this battery mower will require minimum servicing and no trips to the petrol station with the petrol can. No spark plug to replace and no messy two stroke oil to worry about.Is it worth the expense? You bet it is!

The media could not be loaded. I bought this item in case I get old. I was still happy with my hand propelled Bosch but at the age of 89, I can see the time coming when I don't want to push it up the slope on my 180 sq metre lawn.To my amazement it reduces the cutting time from 45mins to under 15mins. This is nainly due being self propelled but increased cutting width also helps.It is quite a lot heavier than the Bosch unit but it is easily manoeuvred because of the thoughtful design and I don't need to lift it.The batteries are still showing 2 leds after cutting.In my opinion, it is more thoughtfully design than the Bosch. The ability to store in upright position is much appreciated.

Firstly I'd say that this is a great product. I like that it charges pretty quickly (2-3 hours from zero) and although it's a heavy machine, it's easy to move around and to store standing up.Its claim of cutting very large lawns up to 480m2 is certainly optimistic. The first time I had it out it managed around 80m2 but, to be fair, the grass was long and a little damp and I was using the self propulsion. Since then I've used it, pushing mostly, on shorter, drier grass and and have managed probably getting on for 200m2 using 2/3 of the battery. That's not so bad because when I've done those two or three lawns, I'm ready for a rest before completing the remainder!Very pleased I bought this and would do so again. It's probably as heavy as my petrol hover mower but much easier to use and move around which, in my advancing years, is a great advantage. Having the power drive is good to help getting up the slopes and in a few awkward places but it's no problem mostly pushing and saving the power for cutting.Being so easy to use means I'll cut more often which will improve both it's efficiency and the look of my lawns.Why not 5*? For me a thing has to be near perfect to achieve that, not just in the top 20%, but I'd happily give it 4.5 if it were an option.

First cut: This is a lot better than I thought it was going to be. It cuts the grass, maybe not quite as good as my petrol mower, but not bad a all. The motor slows down a bit when confronted with thick grass. It also, as you would expect, slows down when the bag is full. When I bought this I knew the batteries would be the only real issue and I was right. I did manage the stated 480m2 on one charge and that was cutting very long grass. However my lawn is double that, so when I bought the mower I bought another battery pack. That way I can cut all of my lawn with ease. I went for a 3rd party battery pack at £49 for a 4hA battery. So, overall I am quite pleased. The battery compartment is quite large and I suspect you can put in a much higher capacity battery - if they exist.It also comes with benefits: it’s much quieter than a petrol. It’s is quite nippy! You don't have to go to the petrol station to fill up the Gerry can. And it wont blow up with a huge bang like my petrol one did!It is a bit pricey but you pay for quality!

Really pleased with the mower. Build quality is excellent, with large sturdy wheels and metal deck. I have only used the grass box so far which collects extremely well without clogging up like my old mower did. It comes with mulching plug and side shoot but i haven't tried them yet. It's self propelled which is a bonus as haven't seen on anything else at this price and definately needed as its size and weight. The mechanism for adjusting the height of the deck is really simple to use. The batteries were easily enough for my 200m2 lawn. Can't comment on its long term reliability but the given the build quality I'm expecting it to be good. The only downside is the weight, much heavier than the ones you see in the hardware stores that have plastic decks and can be picked up with one hand, however not too much of and issue as its self propelled and can be driven without the blade spinning. Overall its an excellent mower and has a lot of features that you wouldn't normally expect at this price.

Fabulous product - highly delighted. Previously had a petrol self driven mower, which I now realise had to be self driven because of its weight. This mower by comparison us light and very easy to maneuver. I did not not feel the need to use the self driving facility and got my tricky areas of grass far more quickly than in the past. I was concerned about it being able to complete the job without recharge. I needn't have worried as it completed the job speedily and far quicker than I have been used to. Big bonus was I didn't feel the need to sit and recuperate afterward. Highly recommended