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

I purchased the 17” model for my rental property. The lot is on the small side but lots of landscaping to get around. The 17” model is light, yet powerful! Easy to maneuver, trim, etc. works great! Long powerful batteries - even when I bag it. Lasts 45-60 minutes for me. Perfect! Easier to mow than my 21” GW mower - much lighter, but still great cut.

I should have bought this a long time ago, the yard maintenance guy who used to come regularly just started not doing his job properly and then flaked, so I bought this lawn mower. My first time to buy a lawn mower and actually use it. This is Easy to assemble though the instructions were not plain Language rather just pictures, have to figure out the illustration, other than that it is easy. My weeds covered the backyard like it was a sod, my friend already helped trim down those weeds a week prior to receiving this lawn mower so when I actually used this Greenworks, there was half a lawn to mow. There was a very thick part in the middle of the backyard these weeds can invade really good and this lawn mower cut those things really quickly. In under 30 minutes I was done. My backyard is small less than 300 sqft so this model is perfect. It is also not heavy I can lift it easy, I am a petite woman, 4'11 at 118 lbs, I am very fit though so this lawn mower is a good size for me. I also looked at the self propelled model but that was 77 lbs I did not buy that and opted for this push model because the description indicates it is only 44 lbs. and that is true. It is not hard to push I can do it with one hand so I highly recommend this product for the women out there who takes care of their yard themselves, this model is very easy to use.

Decent little mower. Purchased it so I could take the sketchyness out of my front yard using my rider with the slope I have. Did a good job cutting the grass and is super quiet and very light weight. I've added some pictures of the handle extended and folded down next to my other tools for some size comparison as well. Stores well too. Grey button circled is how you adjust the deck height. Press and lift or push while holding the button down until you get your desired height and release. Super easy. Battery life is ok. I wouldn't be able to do my entire yard front and back on one charge. Batteries were almost dead after what felt like 25 minutes of use but my grass is rather thick so theres that. It did what I wanted it to do on one charge so I'm happy although it won't do a full yard front and back. You would need an extra set of batteries for that. Little assembly required. You have to put the grab bar on and install the mulch plug or bag yourself and charge the batteries before use and you're good to go. Not a super strong mower but thats to be expected at the price point. Strong enough to get the job done though. Some of the thicker parts I had to do two passes to get a good cut and it stalled out on me once. Thats ok though because I have the mulch plug installed and mulching boggs down any mower. 4 stars because there isn't a good carry handle to use when it is folded up that I could find. You kind of have to manhandle the thing into where you want once its folded up. Opened the box when it got delivered to find the batteries and charger just tossed in by the factory. Was a bit frustrated seeing that stuff just banging around in the box. Pros Quiet, light weight, stores great decently strong Cons No go handle when folded up, packaging Would I recommend? Yes. Good cheap alternative if you have a very small yard or are needing something to edge with or need to get to a hard spot that a rider is not the best for. Plus you don't have to worry about a cheap gas mower blowing your arm out with 10 minutes of pull starting.

Not bad for the price. Pretty easy to set up (only user stupidity gave me any issues). Worked well for my first cut. Lasted about 32 minutes. I'm gonna give the batteries a more significant charge and try again, though I did charge for over 12 hours and the lights were solid green. So not sure what's going on there. I don't understand how "user technique" applies here, though I did hit a lot of hidden sticks. Could have burned through more energy? Idk. But it did handle those sticks like a champ! I made sure to get all the big ones out of the way, but there were some small ones and it just ran em right over good as any gas mower. I would probably play pickup sticks a little longer beforehand next time, but I was a little pressed for energy today. Anyways, irrespective of the actual function of the machine, I prefer this dramatically over either wider or self-propelled models. Self-propulsion can be very annoying when trying to get around difficult terrain or obstacles. I also enjoy the exercise! The small form factor is very nice again for obstacles or weaving between objects. It also is nice and light and easy to push. After 30+ minutes of mowing I'm not even remotely sore. I also enjoyed just getting to smell the fresh cut grass rather than belching gas smoke! I'm looking forward to low maintenance on this lil guy. The blades seem pretty well made, and I will be keeping an eye on them for wear and tear. I had a nice day outside in perfect weather with this little bug, and can recommend it if you're specifically looking for a smaller mower that lasts 30-40 mins on a charge and can deal with a push mower.

I previously owned a smaller Greenworks mower with only one battery, and it was able to mow my entire front and back yard on a single charge. I purchased this larger mower expecting better performance, especially since it comes with two batteries. Unfortunately, both batteries die before I can even finish half of my yard. Had I known the battery life would be this poor, I would never have purchased this mower. Now I have to spend even more money to buy two additional batteries just to finish mowing my yard. Extremely disappointing. I expected much better performance from Greenworks, especially compared to my previous smaller model. I definitely regret this purchase.

I wasn't sure about getting an battery operated mower. But my old Murray was spitting oil and needed to be replaced. Since I live in a mobile home park I didn't need another big mower so I decided to try this one. Best decision I have made in a long time. Takes roughly a couple of hours to charge the batteries but when it was done charging, it stayed charged for days. It only takes me about 30 mins to mow and this did it with ease. It's so easy to adjust the height it's a no brainer. Lightweight and easy to push. I use the mulch feature but also have the bag if needed. This 17" is a dream come true. And even my neighbor said it was quiet compared to my old gas mower. I love this mower.

I like how lightweight it is which makes it easy to push/pull. I love not having any gas. However the battery drains fast. I know it says 45 min but I swear I only get 15-20 min of cutting before I have to charge both batteries. The bag also doesn’t catch all of the clippings. So sometimes it will stop mid way and I have to pull it up some so it doesn’t stop due to all of the clippings. Which makes me think there’s an automatic off switch in case you go over something you shouldn’t. Needless to say, buy 2-4 backup batteries so you can have them charged without causing delay to your yard work. What should take less than an hour ends up being damn near 4 hours because you have to constantly charge the batteries. It takes longer to actually charge the batteries than it takes for the batteries to die while cutting your lawn.

This is definitely my favorite lawn mower I ever had. It is super light weight and very quiet. It is easy to put in my shed because I can lift it with one hand. I do not need to worry about spilling gas or oil. The arms fold easily. I feel like I am pushing one of those little baby lawn mowers with the bubbles. If you have a bigger lawn, I would use a bigger size than 17 inch. It is perfect for my yard but takes a little more passes. We will see how long the batteries last. So far, I used it a few times and I can do the front and back in one charge.

First Impressions: I’ve been using the Greenworks 48V 17-inch mower for a little while now, and it’s been a great fit for my yard! Right out of the box it was simple and straightforward. No gas, no hassle, just charge the battery and it’s ready to go. (quick note about the pictures, I know the mower looks a bit dirty, but that’s because I’ve already used it twice. I didn’t want to write a review before actually putting it to use.) Performance & Quality: For a smaller yard, this mower does exactly what I was looking and hoping for! It cuts evenly and leaves the grass looking clean and tidy. As long as I keep up with mowing regularly and don’t let things get too overgrown, it handles everything without any issues. It’s not meant for really thick or long grass, but for normal upkeep it works great and that's what I was looking for! Ease of Use: One of the things I like most is how easy it is to handle. It’s lightweight, easy to push, and simple to maneuver around the yard. Starting it is as easy as pressing a button, which is a big upgrade from dealing with gas mowers. Battery Life: Battery life has been solid for my needs. I can get through my entire yard on a single charge without worrying about it cutting out halfway through. For a small yard, it’s more than enough. Convenience: Not having to deal with gas, oil, or regular engine maintenance is a huge plus. It makes everything more convenient and saves time. Just charge it up and you’re ready for the next use. Overall, I’m really happy with it! It’s simple, reliable, and does exactly what I need without any extra hassle. For a smaller yard, it’s a great option and definitely worth it.

Leggero, maneggevole, fatto bene, e batterie fantastiche x durata se si taglia l erba 1 volta settimana, anche prati grandi, consigliatissimo

Un buon tagliaerba, l'erba viene tagliata bene ed è leggero e non affatica durante l'utilizzo. È dotato di doppia batteria, ma già dopo quasi due anni di utilizzo le batterie hanno ridotto notevolmente la loro durata costringendomi a doverle cambiare. Considerando che il costo maggiore sono proprio le batterie qualità prezzo non è proprio il massimo.

If you want to ditch the gas, oil, and pull cords without wrestling a heavy machine around your yard, the Greenworks 48V 17" Cordless Lawn Mower is an absolute winner. I am very pleased with how remarkably lightweight this mower is, making it a breeze to push and maneuver around tight corners and obstacles.The dual-battery setup (powered by two 4Ah packs with the included dual-port charger) works like a charm, offering plenty of runtime to easily handle a mid-size lawn from start to finish. I am particularly impressed with the quality of the cut; it leaves the grass looking neat, clean, and evenly trimmed every single time without bogging down. Between the push-button start, the quiet operation, and zero gas fumes, mowing the lawn feels less like a grueling chore and more like a walk in the park. Highly recommended if you want efficient, hassle-free yard maintenance!If you like, I can help you find matching Greenworks 24V tools that share the same batteries, like a string trimmer or leaf blower. Do you want me to look into those?

Funziona bene, peccato che il mio prato non sia perfettamente piano per cui essendo leggero non riesce a tenere un taglio stabile.