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Garvee Orange 17" 40V Cordless Electric Lawn Mower, 2 x 20V 4.0Ah Batteries, 6 Cutting Heights, 2-in-1 Mulching & Bagging with 40L Bag for Small Medium Yards

This mower is much easier to push than my old gas model. The 17-inch cutting width works well for my small yard, and the height adjustment is simple.

This mower looks modern and well designed. The 17-inch cutting deck is ideal for small city or suburban yards, and it is easy to maneuver around flower beds, sidewalks, landscaping, and tight spaces.Assembly required no tools and only took a few minutes. The mower is lightweight, easy to push, transport, and store. Compared with a gas mower, it is quieter and cleaner, with no fuel, oil, starter cord, or exhaust fumes to deal with.It cuts normal grass well and leaves the lawn looking neat. The cutting height is easy to adjust, and the lightweight design makes mowing slopes much less tiring. Battery life has also been impressive—I finished my entire yard with power remaining. The dual charger conveniently charges both batteries at once.It may not have the power of an expensive gas mower, but for a smaller property, it offers excellent value, convenience, and performance. I’m very happy with it.

I was pleasantly surprised by how well this mower performs for being an electric model! It's lightweight, easy to maneuver, and does a nice job cutting the lawn. The brushless motor provides plenty of power for routine mowing, and I LOVE not having to deal with cords or gas. Plus it is so much quieter than a gas push mower- it gives off more of a humm noise.The main drawback is battery life. The batteries don't last as long as I would have liked, especially if you're cutting thicker grass or moving at a slower pace. That said, if you keep a steady pace, you should be able to finish a small to medium-sized yard on a single charge. The teal color was bonus points for me and so pretty! Other than that is requires hardly any assembly and is really easy to operate and handle. My teenagers have no problem using it even on our sloped yard.The size is compact and easy to store without taking up too much space and the cut was consistent without bogging down.Overall, it's a convenient and capable mower that works well for regular lawn maintenance. Just be mindful of the battery limitations and plan accordingly.

There are some excellent use cases for this as long as expectations are reasonable.If you are looking at electric mowers, you already know the benefits of switching; quieter, no smell, easy storage, less maintenance, etc. And you probably already know their limitations too.This carries all of those same factors. So if you have reasonable expectations of what it can do, then this is a good value option.I have rental property that I take care of to include lawn care. Most of the yards are fairly small and don't necessarily need to be done the same day. So I can mow one on one day, then charge the batteries and mow another the next day.The big advantage for this mower is the weight. Putting a gas mower in and out of my truck is eventually going to cause a back injury. This mower is easily half the weight of my gas mower. And better yet, it has a handle that is balanced. So lifting and loading is so easy.The big drawback with this option is the battery availability. It will mow dry grass for 30ish minutes. Maybe that will get better after a few charge cycles. But I'd love to buy another set of batteries and can't find that option. Bigger batteries would be a plus also.This would be absolutely perfect for a small yard like those that most townhomes have. Or if you have a smaller front and back yard that could be mowed over two days after a charge, it will work great. But if you're in suburbia, you might want to look at something with extra batteries available.