Ryobi P1108BTL ONE+ 18V 13 in. Cordless Battery Walk Behind Push Lawn Mower (Tool Only)

My corded electric mower was dying, and I have a small urban yard, so I thought I’d replace it with a smaller cordless electric. I already had several Ryobi one+ batteries and a Ryobi one+ weed whacker, so this one just made sense.It came early, which was a big win for me, as my grass was getting way out of control, due to the state of the aforementioned existing mower, and due to summer vacation schedules.Setting it up for the first time was very easy; just tighten up the bolts in the middle of the handle, and slap on the ones at the base. Took less than five minutes. The clippings bag took even less time to clip together and clip on.Eager to try it out, I went out straight away using one of the larger 108Wh batteries, and, to avoid killing the grass, set it one click below the maximum height. You can see the before and after pictures of my two yards. It worked well, and once the grass has recovered, in a few days, I’m going to come out again with a lower setting. The battery lasted fine, and actually made it through *almost* all of the weed whacking after (so note that: if you have this much yard, you might need two batteries, or some time to charge in between, but the battery lasted fine on the mowing).To store it, I just undid the knobs at the base of the handle, folded it up, and am storing it vertically in the kitchen pantry. Easy peasey, and easily carried with one hand. It takes up almost no space.I’m confident my kids can handle it, due to its lightness and ease of use, so that’s another huge win.I do have ONE trivially-small issue: starting it up takes a bit, as you hold down a button and then pull a handle until it’s at full power. If you release too soon, it shuts down (obviously). The handle to keep it running is a little bit of a hair-trigger, and slackening even a little bit shuts it down, requiring the full start-up sequence again. A big deal? Hardly. Just the closest thing I could come up with, that I could call a negative

Great little mower for people with a small lawn. Very light weight and easy to handle one-handed. I recommend it to any one who doesn't like a big lawn mower.

I love this little mower. It gets an all the little nooks and crannies that I couldn’t get was a bigger mower.

The lawnmower is lightweight I give you that But it really doesn't do me any good of the battery lasts for exactly ten minutes. I have 2 brand new fully charged Ryobi batteries that were recommended a d each one last 10 minutes. Seriously. I spend more time running back and forth and changing and charging batteries then it would take me to mow my lawn.

I needed something cheap and I already had Ryobi batteries. It is light and easy to push. It folds for very easy, compact storage. It is great for edging.I have a few 8A and 9A batteries, and those were great with it. It would be harder to get much done with the 4A and the batteries cost as much as the mower. I wouldn't buy it if you have to do more than a quarter acre but it is great for small yards.The con that I have is that though It works pretty well on regular grass, the blade jams every few feet on tall grass. The good news safety-wise is that it shuts off immediately until you remove the grass tangling the blade.To minimize that issue, I figured out that if I pushed it back and forth more like a vacuum cleaner it would stop jamming. So, it was one foot forward, pull it back and do it again for the whole yard. I didn't mind though. I just needed a cheap mower because my job situation was changing.

Excellent mower for smaller yards. Have had this mower for about 3 months. We have a large 2 acre yard and use this for the smaller areas that are hard for the big mower to do. Runs about 10-15 mins with a 4ah battery and much longer with the 9ah.

I bought this mower to mow a steep ditch. It is light weight and I can hold it up on the ditch when mowing. The effective mowing width is about 10 inches. I use it in conjunction with my push mower. I first time I used it, I used it for the whole ditch. It took 3- 4 amp batteries to mow it. The batteries lasted about 15-20 minutes before they discharged. Now I use it for the steep portion and my push mower for the rest. I like the mower but just in specialized situations. You would need to have a very small yard to use it exclusively for that.

I was skeptical at first but now I use it all the time. We own a ton of Ryobi items so we have a lot of batteries. This little mower is so easy to maneuver and eliminates the need for a weed wacker in many areas of my property. It's so convenient that family members borrow it all the time