Cordless Lawn Mower, 40V 14" 2-in-1 Grass Mower for 1/8 Acre, WG779

After the professional mowing company I've been using for several years raised their prices significantly during the pandemic to better cover their rising gasoline costs, I decide to revolt by buying this little battery mower and mow my average size lawn myself. This thing paid for itself in no time. This is my second year using this mower and it's been a great little machine! I'm a grandma in my 60s and I didn't want to bother with a mower that needed gasoline and oil, spark plugs, etc. or any kind of routine maintenance that I don't have a clue how to do. I was able to unpack and assemble this by myself with zero mechanical knowledge. The two batteries last about 45 minutes to and hour on a charge. I can usually get my whole yard done on a single charge, depending on how long I've let my grass get between mowings. I use the mulching feature each time. I've tried bagging it once and that worked great too. I prefer mulching though. Be sure to inspect your yard prior to mowing and pick up any pinecones or sticks longer than 12 inches before you mow, as accidently running over those with the mower will make a terrible sound and will dull your blade faster. This mower is small in size, but that's just what I need. A male relative of mine made fun of it and said it looks like a child's bubble mower, but I don't care that it's small. It gets the job done well and it's perfect for me and my average size yard. I don't mind that the mower deck is smaller than a lot mowers out there. I can maneuver this mower well and it isn't heavy to push up a sloping yard. The batteries take about 5 hours to recharge. So make sure you plan ahead and charge them well in advance so you're ready to go. This grandma says "get it."

I was surprised at how sturdy this mower is. I never used a battery powered mower and had doubts about how well it would work and how long the batteries last, but I found that it worked as well as any mower I've had and the batteries weren't depleted even by the time I finished mowing. Note that this is a rather narrow mower. It is perfect for my yard. I have a steep sloping yard and wanted something light enough that I wouldn't slide downhill with it. This did a great job and was easily maneuverable. My grass was clumpy and overgrown. I set it to mulch, and it cut right through everything. I definitely recommend this if you have smaller yard.

My 20-year-old corded electric mower was starting to fade last year, so when mowing season arrived this spring, I finally made the move to a battery-powered mower. Overall, I'm very happy with it! It's a great option for smaller urban lawns. I live in an urban neighborhood with a small lawn in front (20x35 feet) and a tiny lawn in back (12x12 feet) that is an extension of our deck/patio for entertaining, and not much else. The new mower has cut both lawns twice and the batteries are only down about 25%, so I'm really pleased that I'm not going to have to charge them every time I mow. The biggest difference is size. As my photos suggest, it does, in fact, look and feel a bit like a toy! :-) The cutting deck for this mower is about one-third that of my corded electric, so you'll be making more passes at your lawn. However, both the bag and mulching options work just the same, and the bag easily held the clippings for my entire front lawn without emptying partway through. Another difference is power: it cuts just fine, but I think it would bog down a bit if you got really behind on your grass and were mowing more of a cornfield. But that's somewhat true with any mower, and should I find myself in that position, I'll simply raise the cutting deck and mow the lawn at a higher setting a first time, then drop it back to my regular setting for a second pass. The comparative power is why I dropped my overall rating by one start from a perfect five. I suspect future battery technology will bring both more power and a wider deck, in tandem, but this is still a great mower. The real joy of this mower is maneuverability! It corners like a sports car, and you're not having to cope with extension cords getting in the way! Compared to the gas mower I used decades ago, this is light years ahead in terms of ease and convenience. So glad I picked this mower up!

Let's talk lawn mowers. My yard isn't huge, but it is enough to make you tired walking back and forth. I used a gas mower for years. When we purchased this house, I decided to get a battery-operated mower since we sold our riding mower back in Texas. I've had it for about a year. It replaced another well-known battery-operated mower that stunk! Battery didn't hold for the entire yard. It was heavy and just wasn't what I expected for a name brand. It broke and hubby tried to find parts etc. It just didn't work out. I ordered from Amazon because of reviews and said a prayer. This mower is awesome! I didn't want to review it right away because seems like the item breaks as soon as you give it high marks. 🤞 It's so awesome I got my Dad one too. He is 84 and likes to be active but a gas mower was getting to much for him. The pushing is as easy as a Childs stroller and feels sort of like a toy because it's so light. Don't let that fool you, it has power. It will fling rocks like a gas power and mows cleanly. It has mulch or bag too. We can get about 3 moss on one charge btw.

I ordered this mower from Amazon and received it in record time, which pleased me to no end. I was widowed in February and have been doing my own lawn work. The battery operated mower that I had quit on me. I really liked it because it was lightweight and I didn’t have to deal with gasoline or changing the oil. A neighbor of mine helped me get the mower out of the box and put it together, but after everything we went through to get it together, it wasn’t put together correctly. The lever that changes the height of the cut of the grass did not clear the wheel, so it didn’t budge, and obviously it wasn’t going to work. I didn’t even get a chance to try it out. I really wanted this mower because it was perfect for me. I just needed it for a small backyard and a little bit of trimming. The mower that the box came in had been chewed up around the edges, so it looked like it may have been a returned mower. I don’t know that for sure though. My neighbor helped me box it up and we took it to the UPS store along with the UPS label that I received from Amazon. I’m told that I should get the full refund back, but they will basically have to check it out first. It could take a month before I get a refund. In the meantime, I went to Lowe’s and found a Craftsman battery operated mower that I think will probably be better suited for me anyway. I was so disappointed that this mower didn’t work out for me. I do appreciate the ease in being able to return it.

I was really expecting the worst out of this one as I thought my Yard would be to large for 1 set of batteries... I was wrong. Unit held up well, preformed equally as well as a Gas Powered. I had about 20% battery left when I finished. If I had any regrets, I would have liked for it to be 2 or 4" wider, but not complaining. I would highly recommend this unit. If there is a Negative to this entire unit, it would be that it takes Much Much longer for the batteries to charge, but then again, I am not using everyday, so that is a non issue for me. I would not recommend for a professional (But that is not the way they are marketing it either), this mower works well for a medium to small yard. The Cut was smooth and even.

Nice little mower our front and back yard are small so it's perfect for us it's really lightweight with a bad back I can use it easily and better that I don't need to worry about fuel/oil and the hard to pull motion I'm old so works perfectly for my use it's not very loud so that's another plus took me all of 10 minutes to put together I was worried about the height I am 6'2 but it worked out UPDATE: Lower review I let my grass grow longer than my first mow and it does not do well with Longer thicker grass at all it kept dying out every couple seconds and got annoying because I had to stop every couple seconds and push the safety switch

It works very well. I'm glad I bought it. No regrets. Beats walking with an extension cord. The bag comes in handy - you'll know when it's full.

Muy buena compra. Llegó en tiempo y funciona para lo que la compré

I bought this mower for a couple of reasons. Firstly I wanted to go battery so I could stop trailing a cord from the front yard to the back and secondly because I already had other Worx tools so could swap in other batteries/chargers as needed. Now that I've had a good 4 months with the mower I'm still very happy. I have a relatively small, standard Toronto lot with a small square of grass out front and out back. When using it in 'Eco' mode I'm getting 4/5 cuts of both lawns, so charging the batteries maybe once a month to every 6 weeks. I had to use the 'Turbo' mode once when i left the grass too long and that did drain the batteries in one cut. For me this is fine though - 90% of the time I will be using 'Eco' mode and not having to charge it much. The lightness is definitely a bonus so I can carry it from the front to the back of the house without dropping clippings everywhere. On that note - I have only used the bag once, on the occasion that the grass was left too long. It did fill up fast and kept tripping the power off, but that could also have been down to moisture on the grass. For 90% of the cuts I've left the bag off and the mulch plug in and its worked perfectly, mulching up the grass small enough to avoid clumps. The final big bonus for me is that the handle folds up to the size of the mower. This has allowed me to store it on the bottom shelf of a storage unit instead of having to lean up against the inside of the garage like my old mower. Its not really much of a pain to loosen/tighten the four bolts every use as long as you make sure the cable to the handle does not get caught/kinked. Overall its done exactly what I needed it to with no complaints. I wouldn't recommend it if you have a larger (or even medium sized) lawn as its a smaller blade diameter and the battery won't last as long. But if you live in a city with a small lawn and little storage space its perfect.

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I have a 20 inch mower which is harder to manoeuvre as my yard has plenty of obstacles like trees, flower beds and rose bushes. I got this 14 inch because it's smaller and in theory more agile. The good: (1) Relatively lightweight. Easy to put in shed and take out. (2) Small enough to manoeuvre really well close to trees, walls, flower beds, etc. No string trimming needed, the mower gets close enough. (3) Seems very well built. Doesn't feel cheap. (4) Cuts very well. I see no stray grass, everything is the same height after mowing. (5) Adjusts the blade speed depending on thicker or thinner grass. (6) Mulches really well. The muclhes grass is shredded very thinly. Does a good job muclhing maple tree leaves as well. The not so good: (1) On a 2000 square foot lawn, not particularly thick, batteries are done right around the time I finish. It's advertised as 5000 square feet... Hard to believe it could do that much. (2) Batteries charge very slowly. Around 3-4 hours using the supplies charger. (3) The handles can be folded for storage, but they're not the quickest. You have to unscrew 4 bolts completely. No tools needed. But it's still more complicated than just having a couple of clamps to release and relock the handles. With that said, most 13-14 inch mowers are similar. It's not like the competition does something much better. Overall, I'm satisfied. It's not perfect, but it works very well.

Este producto definitivamente no es para un jardín con zacate algo crecido. Se atora constantemente, y tienes que esperar un tiempo considerable para que vuelva a funcionar. Se apaga, y debes de esperar fácilmente como 2 minutos para que la puedas volver a echar andar. Definitivamente NO la recomiendo, tardé como 1 hora en intentar cortar un espacio de 5x5 metros, y lo tuve que dejar porque realmente era algo muy frustrante que cada 30 cms se atoraba con el zacate. Muy mala compra, intentaré regresarla para comprar una podadora de gasolina.