40V Cordless Lawnmower for Lawns up to 500m², 41cm Cutting Width, 50L Bag, Two of 40V 2Ah Batteries & One Charger, 3 Year Guarantee-G40LM41K2X, Green, Black, Grey

This lawn mower is a cracker. It is relatively easy to put together. Charge the batteries when you get it. The folding of the 'handle' is going to be easier and more familiar the longer I use it. The grass bag is plenty big enough and the cutting width is superior to my last skinny mower. On first use a few days ago (after the masses of rain we have had dropped enough for the grass to dry for a cut) it took me a lot less time to mow the back garden. The best part is there's no cable to unfold, get the kinks out of it, plug it in and run it under the door into the garden and so on. Then to have to keep moving it out of the way... None of that any more. The batteries are large, but I'm not sure about the longevity of a charge just yet. Two batteries, one in the mower at a time, so great if your garden is a little too large for one battery to cope with. Now the grass will be an awful lot easier and less daunting to keep it looking good. At first use the mower isn't as heavy as it looks. Once built it looks like a substantial product and should last long enough to make the price less of an issue over the years ahead. Power wise it has done well on first use, hope that continues. I like it and for anyone else wondering about swapping over to a cordless mower, give it a go. It will give you more time for other stuff, especially if you don't like mowing.

I honestly never thought I would be excited about a lawn mower, but here I am. What an absolute beast, so positively surprised and honestly in awe. We had a 31cm corded lawn mower that was just becoming too much hassle to use with climbing to plug the extension lead in, having to move the lead all the time whilst mowing, it kept clogging and cutting the engine, too small grass collection bag, etc, so we were actually looking for a big fuel mower or a robot mower when I came across this. Our lawn was, mildly put, heavily over grown due to us being away on holiday and we were ill right before we left so it must have been 90 days of wild growth. Long grass, lots of weeds and assorted wild flowers. Lots and lots of dandelions. It was dry on top but very dewey just below, so I didn't think we would be all that successful mowing it, thought we might need to get the strimmer out and get the worst of it. I was so wrong! It cut it like it was absolutely nothing, not once did it even sound like it was having any trouble, despite having such a big surface area to cut in one go with the 41cm blade. The grass collection bag is big so it was really heavy with that wet grass in it, but fairly easy to just lift straight up off the little hooks- no need to tilt it like on some other mowers. Despite the mower being heavy it didn't feel heavy to operate, and I think the weight helped us get the most even cut I think we have ever had. You know it's good when the husband keeps looking out the back door, nodding to himself. We bought this from Amazon Warehouse and got an absolute bargain, maybe that was why my expectations were medium. It was very easy to assemble, although very heavy to lift out of the box so if you don't have the ability to lift heavy you might want to get someone to help you or cut the box so you can wheel it out. Be aware there is a physical barrier stopping it from collecting grass out of the box, you have to remove this under the flap on the back if you want it to deposit grass in the collection bag. I didn't notice on the first pass, so had to do another pass and move the blade lower- but it was my pleasure to do it all again. Our garden is 4x5 meters and I cut it twice, plus the front garden that is just a patch of maybe 1.5x1.5 meters, that all combined used up one full battery charge. Much larger gardens might need 2 batteries, but for us one charge will be more than enough to do all of it once+strimming just the edges. We are so impressed we just ordered the strimmer from the same company so we can use the same batteries. I have a feeling we might end up buying the hedge trimmer tool as well before Spring. Will be highly recommending this to my friend who was just mentioning about needing a new mower.

With fields to 3 sides my garden is more of a flint riddled, mole hill infested, bumpy, sloping heath than Kew Gardens...mowers here don't get an easy ride and whilst my old petrol driven Power Devil is hanging in there it only starts with easy start and more rips the grass out than cuts it these days. The idea of a leccy mower appealed (no petrol fills/oil changes/carb strip downs!) but the price didn't. Took the plunge at £210 with 2 x 40Ah batteries, charger and mulching attachment on a Black Friday deal as reviews were good - first chance to use was last week with second cut today. Assembly was straight forward but the thin metal and plastic used along with sometimes vague instructions do give an impression of cheapness. On the plus side it has well thought out features such as easy grass box attachment, folding handle with quick release levers (though these don't exude quality) and easy battery access. Changing the cutting height isn't obvious although this wasn't helped by the red push-fit plastic indicator toggle having broken off - this was fixed with a cable tie through the hole to indicate height. Changing height raises and lowers all four wheels and isn't required separately on each wheel as some do. Although the listing says upto 600 sqm it'd have to be billiard table smooth and only in need of a top cut trim to get anywhere near that, with approx 370 square meters of wilderness to keep under control I'd scheduled a tea break half way through to recharge the batteries (the mower's, not mine...) so with height set to 4 (second highest) out of 5 off we went for the first cut. Push a button, pull the lever and the motor spins to life. It's not whisper quiet but then a 4 stroke 150cc with a blown exhaust certainly isn't... First impressions was the lightness - it must be half the weight of the old metal decked petrol mower, easy to maneuver and work in and around bushes, trees etc. No need for self propel drive that was a requirement for a petrol driven replacement. After approx 25 mins you can hear the motor straining on the longer grass before it finally gives up, quick change of battery and 25 mins later what was a pasture now resembled something under control! A new record as it normally takes 90+ mins, a tank of fuel and I'm covered in dust at the end. Same experience today on height #3 (halfway). In total I reckon I cleared 3 or 4 heaped wheelbarrows of grass on both batteries before they expired, it'll be interesting to see what happens when things really get growing later in the summer and how long the batteries last as they wear. I always leave rechargeable batteries a good 15 minutes to cool after use before putting on charge, each 2Ah battery takes about 40 mins to charge from flat to full. I've yet to try the mulching attachment and how that'll affect mowing or battery life; likewise durability, availability and cost of spares like batteries, blades, grass boxes etc is yet to be seen. So in summary it's well designed, light, quiet, efficient and 2 cuts in it seems to do the job. Even the gamekeeper next door was impressed! On the downside it won't get you anywhere near 600 sqm of advertised coverage and being plasticy I can't see it lasting the distance as long as my old £85 petrol mower but I'm pleasantly surprised and with no filling, servicing, or mechanics expected I'm happy at this price point.

Having had a mix of petrol and cabled electric mowers over the years, I wanted something with less faff. I’ve always been sceptical (rightly so as it turns out – read on) about battery powered garden tools. It’s not the tool itself, I just don’t think battery tech is anywhere near where it needs to be to run larger tools for any useful length of time. Anyway, the 41cm 40v Greenworks mower arrived today and I’d let my lawn grow for a week so I could test it out. The mower comes already constructed in the box, so you just need connect the handlebars, tighten the grips and charge the battery. I’d hunted around for a mower that had a mulching function. This one comes with both a grass collection box and a mulching plug, the latter of which chops the cuttings into tiny pieces and sprays them back over the lawn as nutrients. Some mowers have ‘rear discharge’ as a 2 in 1 feature with a grass collection box, but this just dumps the grass out the back of the mower for you to rake up later. I wanted a mulcher, and this does a fantastic job. It’s lightweight but with enough heft to give a quality feel. Despite being all plastic bodied, it seems well constructed and sturdy. First test on the front and back lawn and I was very impressed. It seems to have far more power to chop its way through longer grass than my older petrol and corded mowers, and gave a very nice finish to the cut. Now the weak point: batteries. I ordered the bundle with 2 x 40v 2ah batteries and a charger. The batteries are chunky but not as heavy as you’d imagine, presumably being about 30% plastic casing. The blurb said I should get around 1 tennis court size cut out of each battery. I don’t play tennis, but I do know it usually takes me around 25 – 30 mins to mow the lawns with a petrol or corded electric mower. First outing today gave me 19 minutes from the first fully charged battery, and I was one run away from completing the job when it died. So, the two supplied batteries should be more than sufficient for what I need, and I shaved quite a few minutes off the usual mowing time (albeit with some newbie range anxiety). Each battery seems to fully recharge in under 2 hours. So, five stars from me, but with a caveat that batteries are, as always, the Achilles heel.

Having used a petrol lawnmower fir over ten years I was still unsure about moving to battery in terms of power/duration of battery. I can say that I am absolutely over the moon with it. It is so light compared to the old petrol one and pushing it along is much quicker and easier to handle. A super cut too on the lawn. Excellent...

What a great lawn mower. Having never used this make before I was a little apprehensive. The grass got a little long because my other broke, but this lawnmower didnt care. It glided over the long grass with ease and did the perfect cut. The grass was a little wet too but it didnt care. It is heavier than my last mower but nothing of concern. Starting it up is easy and unlike my last mower, this does not give you finger ache holding down the handle to keep it going. Even though its a heavy mower, its so easy to move when you get cutting the grass, it actually start to feel light! Comes with two batteries, i do not have a lot of grass but on a full charge, I use about half a battery. I expected a bit better but saying that, I do have a spare as they provide you with two! You can also press a button on the batteries to see what charge they have. Emptying the mower is easy and so is cleaning it. Got the mower on offer, because of this i would say it is great value for money...if it lasts.

I'm not sure why, other than the strength of the battery life, why I put off treating myself to a cordless battery operated lawn mower. The ease of simply pulling the mower out of the shed and being able to crack in immediately without the faff of having to get the electric power extension reel out and connecting it to the mains and the mower; and the pleasure of being able to focus on mowing the lawn in super straight lines is 100 times easier without a cable to have to manage and move out of the way each time you turn around to start a new line. The handle mechanism quickly releases to be folded away in the shed to save space and takes seconds. My previous mower I now realise was very painful to hold the power level in position in order to keep the power on, and used to cause considerable pain. With this Greenworks cordless model the mechanism is very light and comfortable to hold, and the heavy duty foam handlebar grip makes the whole process so much nicer to carry out. The only reason I've given 4 stars and not 5 stars, was due to the battery life. It was something I knew all along would struggle to cut my lawn in one go. However, as I bought the option that comes with a spare battery, this wasn't a problem, I was able to complete more than three quarters of the lawn before changing for a fully charged spare battery. So although I was fine, and prepared for this to happen it's more of a heads up to others thinking the same. I'd definitely recommend buyers the spare battery option. Other than that though this is a great product so far and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to anyone thinking of buying their first cordless battery powered lawn mower 👍

Had this for a couple of months now so I can give it a good test, having only used corded mower’s before I was a little apprehensive that a battery mower would be powerful enough and wouldn’t keep stalling every time it hit long grass or uneven ground but I can report I had no such problems. One of the biggest plus’s is the sense of freedom and not worrying about running over the power cable.the grass box is a good size and easy to empty. The battery lasts for about 3/4 of my lawn which isn’t a problem as it comes with 2 batteries. It took a little while to figure out how to raise & lower the cutting height as the instructions weren’t very clear but once that was worked out it was good to go. All in all it’s an excellent mower and I would recommend