Earthwise 1715-16EW 16-Inch 7-Blade Push Reel Lawn Mower, Grey

Easy to put together. Cuts excellently. Issues I've noticed is the reel is somewhat difficult to adjust the height quickly. To get it to its lowest settings you have to remove the wheels and adjust the back roller. Additionally, at the lowest heights <1", it lacks the weight to hold itself steady and will catch on the stolons. The end result is you have to shave down the grass, going over and over the grass again, to get it down to 0.5". Once it's down to .5" it will cut just fine, it's just difficult to lower the height of cut below 1" if you have thick healthy grass. No issues with wash boarding. Will get the job done. Definitely worth the price.

Works great for a quick trims between the actual mowing. I bout this before I invested in a mower and it got me through full season but I did have to get someone to mow before I used it. It will not work with high grass overly high I mean. But once I had it mowed I used it every few days and it was great. Also if you have a big yard that’s a lot off walking so suggesting for smaller areas. But over all great

The tall skinny grass with seeds somehow escaped the blade. Everything is us donezo. Quality stuff. Easy to build!

Works great and has such a satisfying sound as it spins. The instructions about how to change mowing heights are confusing and the video linked from the manual is just as bad. But stick with it.

Easy to assemble ( only the handle) Pushes easily and blades are sharp to cut even tall grass.

I bought this because my gas mower broke and I hoped to save money on gas for my next mower. I had long grass by the time this arrived (think knee-high) and tried it just to see how it would work, even though the manual said not to. Definitely don't do tall grass! The tall strands wrapped around the edges and knotted up, so I had to carefully pull those out, and the grass itself didn't really get cut; the mower just pushed it over, and since it was tall, it lay out flat enough to not even be grazed by the blades.That being said, when I weed-whacked it all down and went back over it, it did work better. You have to walk slow; the blades might spin faster the faster you walk, but that doesn't mean it's going to cut the grass faster. A slow, steady pace is best. The mower worked well for a few spots on my yard, but then it started jamming up and I couldn't figure out why. I *think* that my ground was too lumpy and the blades were hitting/stalling on dirt, but I couldn't tell for sure. Also, it rarely cut all the grass in a single pass and I would have to go over it once or twice to get the stray blades it missed. Ultimately, it wasn't for me and I returned it.So, in short, make sure your lawn is flat and doesn't have any lumps, walk slowly, and don't let the grass get too high! This is a great eco-friendly options if you're willing to put in a little extra work (i.e. shorter time between mowings). My lumpy yard wasn't a good fit, but I know plenty of people who would benefit greatly from a mower like this.

Wanted to like this, but I tried to remove the tires to lower the cutting height and the new holes dont line up. They were machined wrong and couldnt put the screw in. Back it goes.

Great mower, gives a good golf corse grass look!