Bosch06008A6071 Electric Lawnmower ARM 3200 (1200 W, Cutting Width: 32 cm, with Additional Blade Included, in Carton Packaging) – Amazon Edition

I bought this after our years old Flymo decided to go up in smoke. We only have a medium sized garden so didn't want anything huge and this is absolutely perfect. I don't think I have ever seen my lawn look so neat and tidy. It cuts the grass beautifully. The grass collector box seems a little flimsy but once it's all clipped together, it works exactly as it should and collects all the cuttings extremely efficiently. Very, very happy with this purchase.

Good product, very light and effortless to use. Gives a great cut, well worth the money. Only gripe is the back box could be a little sturdier. But it doesn’t affect the usage and works well. Very happy. Would recommend.

I like this machine very much. Easy to use and does the job well. Price was good.

Major improvement on past Flymo mowers and more recent Spears and Jacksons purchasesEasy to assemble and robust despite plastic appearance.Scores highly on a smooth even cut especially on lawn edges unlike other makes.Feels lightweight and is very manoeverable.Grass box easy to use and surprisingly roomy.Intend to keep this one for use on my own lawn so praise indeed.My first experience with a Bosch and has not disappointed.Excellent cost coming in at well under £100.Only word of caution is watch your fingers as you move the cutting level bar! This may ease in time if the bar is regularly changed though.

This lawnmower will cut the grass, however keep in mind that it's small and you need to regularly cut the grass for it to do the job or you'll have to go really slow (or twice if you want to cut it in the middle setting) so it won't choke and leave blobs of grass behind.For the price it's alright, but you can notice it. The plastic grass collector box for example, while fine and I'm confident it'll keep for a few years (not as worried as other reviewers here) as it won't have to deal with a lot of grass weight, however it was slightly deformed out of the box. it'll still assemble fine but it's something that just points to this being a cheap lawnmower.The lawnmower assembly it self is so simple you don't even need the instructions, there are not many parts and it's quite obvious where all the parts should go. I like that I could install the handle a bit higher as being tall due to the 2 holes in the pole.It also doesn't do any mulching, though you can use it on really tall grass perfectly fine if you use the top part of the box without the bottom to cut it, then a grass fork to collect the tall grass or just go over it again but with the grass box assembled.First 2 times I used it I set it on the highest setting and it was doing fine, though had to mentally adjust to it being a relatively small lawnmower (coming from years of petrol lawnmower that was probably 1.7x as wide).3rd time I decided to put it on the middle setting but this resulted in it getting bogged down quite a bit, not entirely sure if this was due to the slight bumps in the grass or just the 2mm extra grass to feed into the box. but I pushed on slowly, then when I was finished I had to go over it one more time just to ensure all the grass was picked up to prevent mushroom growth.4th time I used it I put it back on the highest setting and it worked perfectly fine, however I noticed a sound coming from the machine, turns out the plastic side was getting nicked by the blade when I lift the machine (such that 2 of the wheels still touch the grass) to make a turn.I've now stored the machine upright with a bit of pressure to deform the plastic away from the blade.Another slight downside (or upside) the machine isn't heavy, infect it's so light it barely leaves a mark on the grass to use as a guiding line to keep only use 30-40% of the machine with.I'll probably be contacting amazon on the blade nicking the side of the machine if it still does it on it's 5th outing after my attempted intervention. And I'll probably be going for a slightly larger diameter blade because 32 cm is quite small and 160 sqm takes me almost just as long as 500sqm took me with my old much wider petrol machine.But overall it does what it needs to do, and is definitely good enough considering the price. It also doesn't have as much up keep as a petrol, and is much friendlier on the wallet in purchase, use and when the time comes to replace.