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15 Aug, 2016
Easy to push. Cuts grass except those pesky tall seed stems
2 of 2 found this helpful Does it cut nicely? Yes it does but I haven't had it long enough to comment on long term stay sharp capabilities. The only thing it doesn't cut is those tall stems that stick out of many lawns that when the grass is in the 3 - 4 inch region, stand up at around 6-7+ inches. It doesn't cut these as the bar in front of the blades pushes them down and they don't pop up until after the cutting blades have passed by. If your lawn is tidy this will keep it tidy. The height adjustment is really easy and works well.
Is it easy to push? Amazingly! A five year old managed to push it whilst cutting grass. Not on the lowest setting but taking a good inch off the grass as it stood. I'm genuinely surprised at how easy it is to push.
Assembly required? Very simple and very limited. You just need to bolt the two halves of the handle together. It then clips onto the main body of the mower using a pair of 'R' clips. Easy. 10 mins.
28 Nov, 2022
Good quality and does what it says on the tin.
In all respects it does what it says on the tin. The build quality is good and it comfortably outputs the claimed 3kW and does support great peak power although I haven't the kit to verify the peak claimed. See YouTuber reviews.
Is this good value for money? I think reasonable to good. I've the skills to build something that does exactly what this does but not the time. If you factor in all the component parts you'd need to buy and where prepared to pick up used LiFePO4 batteries from some electric car then sure, you could build the same thing for substantially less than half the price, but would you build a nice box? How long would it take? Would you be happy leaving the house knowing you kids couldn't get electrocuted? All things are possible but if you were to buy new batteries, a 3kW inverter and a charger that will charge at around 4kW (solar + grid at same time) then maybe you'd save £1,000. For me, having something I could take out the box and just work was the objective. It ticked that box very well.