LawnMaster MX 24V 34cm Cordless Lawnmower with Spare Battery & Fast Charger

Easy to put together, light and very sharp cutting blades... 2 battery's more than enough for my lawns , Cuts very high grass with ease as I found out. Had cut my other lawns but had left one for the wildlife over the summer, started cutting it with my strimmer and thought this is hard work. And as lawnmower was stood on the other lawn I thought I would give it a go see photo 😀

Yeah, so you know that first time you got an air fryer and you realised life would never be the same again? Well, that. 😆 This mower has been a revelation and makes my life so much easier. I have two small lawns, one front and one back, and the rigmarole of extension leads and mower cables is now a distant memory. It's got a good weight to it, it's easy to manoeuvre, and the number of cutting heights available is ideal. My lawns total 25m² and I've managed to cut them 3 times on a single battery charge so that gives you an idea of the battery life. And then there's a second battery! I like how it folds down for storage too, and that it can sit vertically if I want it to. Downsides? The power levers feel flimsy and move around a bit. The grass box spits out some of the cuttings. But these are minimal issues compared to the overall pleasure this mover gives me. Buy it.

Priced at £179.99 at the time of review, this LAWNMASTER MX 24V 34cm cordless lawnmower comes with two 24V 4.0Ah lithium-ion batteries and a 1-hour fast charger. It’s lightweight, relatively quiet and straightforward to assemble, with six cutting heights, a carbon steel blade, rear roller for a striped finish and both collection and mulching options. My brother is a keen gardener and has a learning disability, and after having problems with his previous mower, he has been really pleased with this one. He had been using another mower previously which unfortunately broke down, so finding a replacement that was simple enough for him to use independently was important. He was able to assemble this one himself with just a little gentle guidance, which was a real positive. Once assembled, he found it lightweight and easy to manoeuvre around the lawn. It is also noticeably quiet compared with some lawnmowers, which makes using it more pleasant. The mower has six cutting height settings from 20mm to 70mm, adjusted using a single lever, and the carbon steel blade gives a nice clean cut. The rear roller is a great addition if you like the traditional striped lawn finish. I particularly like that it comes with two batteries and a fast charger. One battery can be charging while the other is in use, which is useful for keeping interruptions to a minimum. The intelligent battery management also adjusts the power depending on the grass conditions, helping conserve battery life when the mower doesn’t need as much power. There are two options for dealing with the cuttings. The 32L Redi-bag collects the grass for disposal, while the supplied mulch plug allows the clippings to be finely cut and returned to the lawn. The bag also folds down for storage, as do the handles, and the mower can be stored upright, which is useful when space is limited. Overall, my brother says this is even better than his previous mower, and importantly, he’s comfortable using it. For someone who enjoys gardening but benefits from equipment that is straightforward and manageable, the combination of lightweight design, cordless operation and simple controls has worked particularly well for him. It also comes with a two-year guarantee, which gives some additional reassurance at this price point.

I honestly have no words, pleasantly surprised. Never in a million years would expect this to be so easy to setup, to use, so lightweight, and be so good at cutting grass !! Batteries lasted so so long as well. Managed to do a medium size garden with one battery and its still had energy left. Awesome so happy

First ever cordless mower and am well pleased. No more trailing cables to worry about and having 2 batteries is a bonus. Used once only since delivery and assembly. My only comment would be that the plastic handle switch levers are a bit sharp around the edges - particularly when one has to maintain pressure on the levers to keep the mower running. Would recommend wearing gardening gloves - as I eventually did. Other than that, still worth 5 stars.

Great all around lawn mower! A good size, easy to manoeuvre and not too noisy. A good length of electrical cable too.Does a fantastic job keeping our lawn looking nice even at the first cut of the year after the winter months when you’ve not been cutting your grass. Grass collecting basket is easy to remover when you need to empty it and then replacing it is just as easy and brought for a great price! Really pleased with this mower.

I have used this lawnmower 4 times since I purchased it and I still haven't got anywhere near the stripey lawn I was expecting. My belief is that the rear roller is nowhere near heavy enough to create a proper striping job. That's a bit of a bummer, so I've taken one star off. Apart from the lack of a stripey lawn, however, this lawnmower has been excellent. The insertion of the battery and the safety key can be fiddly; I am no longer a young ruffian who can kneel down to ground level without a lot of huff and puff and not ending up getting stuck down there. And the straightening and locking of the two sections of the folding handle adds about 10 minutes onto the job of mowing each time, before I even get started. But, hey, no more dangerous extension lead to worry about running over and giving my remaining hair a frizzy look from accidentally cutting into the electric supply. This mower has got awesome power considering it's driven by a battery at the bottom end and a pensioner at the top end. My garden is all uphill the further away from our house I go and this mower can be physically heard to 'change gear' to take account of extra work needed to get us both to the highest point. I only wish my wife's wheelchair was just as forgiving when I push her anywhere that has a slope. My mowing from a fully charged battery is completed with just the red and amber lights on the battery showing at the end. I always have my second battery fully charged just in case it is needed but, so far, on each of the four times I have used the mower, one battery has proved enough. Storing this mower is ace. It takes another 10 minutes to undo the four screws on the two-fold handles, a few seconds to release the battery and remove the safety key and a couple of minutes to carry the mower inside under cover and store it upright. I've used the mower both with the collection box attached and then without it but with the mulcher thing attached. The collection box is easy peasy to fit but the mulcher thing is a bit fiddly. Both do their respective jobs very well. My one gripe is the lack of a stripey lawn due to an underperforming rear roller; I was expecting my lawn to resemble the Wembley Stadium pitch by now but, there's always next time...

Bit of a prequel: I do a lot of mowing and originally bought a Flymo cordless four years ago. The brick of a battery took some persuasion to lock in and, quickly, the battery terminals bent. Replaced by Flymo, the machine was good but , last August, same battery problem. I gave the machine away to someone who reckoned they could fix it. I then bought the 'new ' Flymo as they looked like they'd fixed the battery issue (2 easy fitting smaller units). Only it seemed the 'battery dept' had now worked on the body - tinny, too light and full of problems. To adjust the height, you had to manoeuvre each wheel out of its spring onto a different setting. Of the 3 heights, the highest didn't engage the roller and the lowest made the whole body scrape along the ground - grass looked scalped. The collection bin was so angled, it spilt clippings every time you took the basket off and it meant the bin never filled as all the clippings fell to the front. Then I found the batteries lasted about 15 minutes and took three hours to show a full charge. After a lot of arguing with Flymo/Husqvarna they sent me one spare battery (bear in mind batteries were selling for £70-100 each). Yeah, that won't work. So they sent another. No note, no apology, just a battery. OK, whatever, at least it meant I could do all the mowing without having to rush it, despite the machines other faults. Coming out of winter hibernation in its recommended "cool and dry " setting, 3 of 4 batteries completely dead and un-chargeable. Argument ongoing. So I needed another machine and faced the big matrix of cost/reviews/battery life/ cost of spare battery and even the height adjustment + bin level. By chance, at the end of my search I came across this one and what caught my eye was the spare battery they supply. First use done and very impressed - reassuringly weighty - five height adjustments from a simple lever - roller engages at all levels - done all front and back lawns on one battery. There is a charge light on the battery but haven't checked it. - the blade is super sharp and gives a good cut - the collection bin is not only level, there's a clever little flap top right which bounces open on air flow. No bounce means the bin is full. No leaking on extraction either. - generous top flap on bin means you can deposit the odd found item inside without taking the bin off - the machine is very quiet - easy to assemble, although the picture instructions are small and look awkward - the battery is easy to clip in and there's a better safety feature in a pronged key on a tied thread. Much safer to see the key is out rather than the Flymo turn off/on against symbols you can't easily see. Couple of iffy points, one is nothing, other being addressed - for some reason the collection bin has ventilation holes in the bottom, meaning bits fall out, especially when tidying up with the loose bin on the paving. - there's nothing in the box about a guarantee (e mail to supplier) So , all in all, very impressed with this smart efficient mower and the only one I've seen with a spare battery (again, most other machines offer a spare one for about £90)