Worx WG779E.2 40V 34cm Cordless Lawnmower, ideal for Gardens up to 230㎡, Cut-to-Edge, striped Lawn Roller, foldable Handle, PowerShare, includes 2x 2.0Ah Batteries, Charger & 30L Grass collection bag

Great piece of kit . Enough battery to do my lawn on a single charge . No spillage from grass box (read some bad reviews about grass box and I had no such problem ) . Much lighter and easier to throw about than my petrol mower which I have now sold .

This is a great little mower. So lightweight but still very powerful. The build quality doesn’t seem quite as good as a Bosch, DeWalt or other high end tool. However; for the price I can’t complain with it. Moving from a self propelled Suffolk Punch I am pleased with the manoeuvrability and power of this battery mower. Although it does have a roller, the mower is not heavy enough to get stripes in the lawn. I am also unsure of how long the lightweight blade will last. I suspect that it will get damaged fairly quickly. I have a small (10 x 6 meters) lawn and the batteries lasted for two mows of the lawn and two edgings with a Worx strimmer that uses the same power share batteries. The power check on the batteries and the display on the top of the mower is very useful to check the power level of the batteries. The first mower that was sent had a faulty charger and only charged the dual batteries once. Amazon have replaced it. It would be 5 stars had this inconvenience not occurred.

Ordered via Amazon Prime and the price I paid was also the cheapest I'd seen. It came well packed , assembly was very easy and intuitive and done within 15 mins w/o the need to refer to the instruction manual. The batteries (x 2 ) needed charging out of the box. My main reason for purchase was to replace a larger and heavier petrol self propelled mower - the WORX Cordless is much lighter and easier to maneuver and i don't have to faff about with petrol cans, pull start cables and throttle adjustments , but the WORX has a narrower cut and a smaller grass collection box vs. my petrol mower so it takes longer to cut the grass. Update after 6months of ownership: Overall still delighted with the purchase after using it most weeks over a 5 month summer/autumn period.. The batteries are fully charged in a couple of hours . We have 3 x small lawns surrounding our property that total approx 300 m2. If I cut with the mower set on TURBO and on the 2nd lowest grass cut setting, It didn't quite manage to cut all my 3 lawns on one charge (probably 50 m2 short) and I had to recharge the batteries to finish the job off . However to be fair, the manf claims to only cut up to 230 m2 on a full charge so it was up to spec. It performed very well as long as i did not let the grass grow too long. I tried to cut the lawn every week and it managed to cut my 3 lawns on a full charge with some charge to spare with the mower set to ECO mode on the 2nd lowest setting. Although it struggled if I left the grass to grow much beyond 1 week and i had to resort to using my more powerful petrol mower on one occasion when i left the grass to grow for over 2weeks when we went on holdiday It is easy and lightweight to fold down and store away into a small space in our shed which was not the case with my petrol mower. In summary , I'm delighted with the performance which has exceeded my expectations so it gets 5 Stars from me. It impreseed me enough to also buy the WORX cordless strimmer which I am also delighted with. 5 years on and i am still using it and it still perform as it did when new. i still have it on the orginal batteries. the only thing i would criticise is that if i leave for 2 week between lawn cuts in the summer , then it struggles to cut our 3 lawns on a full charge.

My wife and I had a petrol mower for a medium size garden and it was getting more and more difficult to start ! After reading and researching I decided to bite the bullet and buy a worx mower, strimmer and a small shrub shear.. While we have only had the mower a couple of weeks we have now used it three times and it has not been a mistake.. It has taken alot of effort out of cutting the lawn.. Plus points.. We are just able to cut both the front and back gardens.. The mower is a little over 10kg so makes it easy to manoeuvre as we have a lot of borders.. Negative and its not really a issue for us is you do need batteries.. We where lucky in the strimmer came with 2 batteries so we have 4 in total so if the mower does not manage with one set we do have another set to swop over... So as long as we have them all fully charged its a doddle for us !

So quick update , arrived today , charged batteries may be in 30 - 45 min (didn't time it ) assemble in 5 min. Did absolutely light work of my lawn. Not sure if you can tell from the photos but it was 2 weeks since last cut. It did the whole lawn in one go, no stopping to untangle cables 😂. (First photo before the cut. Second -after. A bit damp as well. No problem. There is even juice left in the batteries. I'm very pleased with this lawnmower.

Coupled with seeing this mower on many top ten lists and it's above average square metre-age, I thought this was the one for us. Unfortunately, after two cuts so far, the biggest downside is the battery life and £70 for another pair (it requires two to run) makes for a more expensive mower. My decision now is between a heavier, more expensive petrol mower or this easy to use, hassle free battery mower which takes at least two fully charged pairs of batteries to complete what the advert said it could do on one pair of batteries. + Lightweight + Nice cut + Quiet - Struggles on slightly long grass - Batteries last 100m² at best - Doesn't collect particularly well

UPDATE 3/8/19: Having now used the mower for a couple of months and becoming increasingly frustrated, I have revised rating from 3 stars to 1. Battery life is appalling even on dry grass. With fresh, fully charged batteries the gauge can show 5 bars when you switch on but then as soon as you push the mower and put a load on the motor the bars drop to 2 or 3 until load is taken off. Insufficient power to throw clippings into bag so only really fills 25/30% before having to empty. On a full set of batteries and dry grass I manage maybe just over 10 mins before Having to change batteries. Normally a fan of Worx tools but I have to say this is the worst Worx tool I have purchased, and for the price I cannot recommend. ORIGINAL REVIEW: Having many Worx tools I have plenty of batteries so the fact this needs 2 is no problem as they are all interchangable. It's more convenient than a corded mower, quieter, lighter and doesn't need regular servicing like a motorised one (both of which I have as I have several lawns over a large area). The mower folds down and stores away easily, minor downsides are that because of the small collection bag it needs frequent emptying and the blade width means several passes are needed compared to machines with larger blades (but walking is good exercise). The mower is ideal for regular/often cutting of dry grass but doesn't really have power to cope with long/wet grass without clogging. With long grass the best action is to set the blade high and make several passes taking just a little off each time. Bought this machine to replace an old Worx 40v single battery mower where after 4 years the battery life was becoming depleted and the cost of a new battery was not worth the money compared to getting a new model, that being said the new mower does not last as long as my old 40v mower as after doing 2 of my lawns (about 150 sq mtrs), dry grass and previously done 3 days ago I was down to 1 light on new mower from full charge whereas old one would be 2 or 3. It might just be that batteries are new and so need to go through several charge/discharge cycles to get full capacity, time will tell.

Really like this lawnmower. I bought it primarily as I was fed up getting the multiple extension cables out and having to cut the grass around them. I got it with the grass strimmer to do the edges. Front garden and verge = 30m2 ish, perimeter is approx 40m Back garden = 60m2 ish, perimeter is approx 32m I have the combination of 2x 20v 2Ah batteries and can JUST about get the whole area cut AND the edges trimmed. The conditions for getting the batteries to last, for both cutting and trimming, is that it is only 1-2 weeks of growth and completely dry. If the grass is nice and dry then the batteries will last no problem. A section of the back garden was a little damp this weekend and the lawnmower went into boost mode a few times to power through it. When I went to do the front, it only just lasted long enough. The lawnmower is definitely suited more for smaller gardens with relatively well kept grass. I have a lot of moss in the front garden and the lawmower cannot cut through it on the lowest setting. I have cut it to the second lowest then the lowest and the lawnmower still struggles to get through the moss. It is simple to use and operate. The basket collects enough so I only have to empty it 3 times in total. As I use the same batteries on the same charge for the strimmer too, it is fair to say this lawnmower could manage lawns up to 100m2, provided they are mostly dry and not too long. Even with the batteries struggling to manage both lawns with the strimming, the advantage of being able to just roll out the lawnmower and start cutting, without the hassle of setting up all the cables, makes it well worth it.

Much smaller than I would have expected but does the job. I live in a semi-detached house & the first cut I couldn't get all the way done with one charge of the two batteries because of how thick the grass was. The second time through I got the whole yard done on one charge.