48V (24V x 2) 17in Push Lawn Mower, (2) 4.0 Ah Batteries Kit

I have a small yard so total power and battery life isnt critical for me. That being said for the parameters the battery and power has, this thing rocks. Its light. Very simply to put together and even easier to use. Its not loud. Wish the wheel were a bit higher quality but honestly they work very well. Battery driven is so easy too.

Bought this mower last year May 2025, my first battery electric mower. I'm satisfied with it. The two 4 amp hour batteries gave around 40 minutes runtime the first season. This year they give me around 35 minutes of runtime, but I have long thick grass. There is only one type of blade sold for this unit, it cuts great if you keep it sharp, but there are no mulching blades specifically for this unit that I'm aware of. However, the blade it comes with does a good job of picking up leaves and mulching them in the fall if you lower the deck to the first two settings. Also it takes more battery capacity to pick up and mulch leaves, it reduces your run time by almost half. In order to pick up and mulch leaves I had to buy two more 6 amp hour batteries and I still fall a little short of being able to get all the leaves, so I might buy a third pair of 6 amp batteries for leaves in the fall. Especially compared to other battery electric mowers this is an affordable option. It's also easy to fold down and light to carry for storage on a wall mount out of the way. Overall it's worth the money.

This works great battery life is around 25 mins with mulching. If you bag it you can easily get 35 mins. I’d recommend this! I’d recommend this for people who have small yards. You will need to recharge if you want to use it on front yard and back yard! Takes about 3-4 hours to recharge

Read Carefully. You get 2 24V batteries that both need to be used in the mower for it to work. The batteries are light in weight and amp hours. I get about 2.5 mows of my small lawn of about 200' sq. I bought a 40 v chain saw at the same time thinking, "I'll get another battery to use." I was wrong. On the bright side it works as long as I charge it. And if I forget to charge them when they need I can do other yard work for about 30 min an get my lawn done after that. Of course, I will give them a full charge after that. The mower cuts well and is maneuverable on my puzzle piece lawns.

Easy assembly. Lightweight, folds into a compact shape for storage. Started batteries charging as soon they were unboxed, while completing the assembly of the mower. About four hours later, the batteries were fully charged. After removing the mulching plug and attaching the grass catcher, I did a couple of passes of the yard. The mower is quiet compared to gas mowers, and with no exhaust fumes. The grass catcher could be a bit larger, as it had to be emptied four times just for the front yard. Removed that bag, put the mulch plug back in and mowed the back yard. No issues. Batteries had a bout a bar left. Already ordered the 8ah replacement batteries.

I bought this last year 2025. It worked great last year. This year It was taking me 3+ hour to finish a quarter acre lot due to lack of charge holds. Now the mower batteries will not hold any charge and the mower is useless. I do not recommend. Switching back to gas mower.

I hate to hate it, but the battery capacity is just not adequate. It only lasts about 10 min of mowing and it takes hours to recharge. The mower itself is fairly low power, but it works fine, quite and perfectly adequate for a small lawn. The 17" is fairly small but that just adds maybe a pass or two. It's quite light and easy to use. Very quiet vs a gas mower. It does bog down some if the grass is dense, which is a bit annoying given the already small cutting width, doing half cut really slows you down. But I kind of expect that with low power electric. Of note, when mulching it does tend to put the grass into lines and doesn't spread it out. Not sure if that is an issue, but I'm not seeing it as a problem. When it's running I have no complaints and it's actually pretty nice. Back to the problem, the battery just doesn't last. If I keep this thing I'll probably have to recharge after doing half the lawn which is just a pain in the neck. And I have to assume the batteries will degrade over time, this is right out of the box. Not sure if I got bad batteries or if this is just what I should expect from a mower like this. Again, hate to hate it, and I really would rather not return it, but I might have to. I don't want to have to deal with crappy batteries for the next decade.

I am using it without the bag so I can retain the grass as mulch. The battery lasted exactly long enough for me to do the front and backyard. It's a small house; I didn't time myself on this. Doesn't take much effort to set up and use it. I charged the battery overnight before using it.