Electric Lawn Mower, Cordless, Includes 56V 6.0Ah Battery And 320W Charger - LM2114

I'll make this short and sweet and get right to the point. I could type paragraphs about my background working in lawn and garden and repairing gas tools but that's irrelevant. On to what is; TL;DR great mower, has many positives over a gas engine. REGISTER YOUR MOWER/CHARGER/BATTERY as soon as you get it. EGO customer service was great to me but it would have been a pain if I hadn't registered. Here are the selling points that led me to buy this battery powered (scoff!) mower. So far it's lived up to them very well; 1) Storage. I can blow this thing off with compressed air and it folds up neatly into a small form factor and I can store it in my house. I wouldn't dare try that with a gas powered mower. This thing fits neatly against the wall by my back door and is extremely easy to unfold when I need to mow. 1 side lever and 2 clamps to extend the handlebar and I'm off. I don't have an outdoor shed to store tools in so... this was a big thing for me. 2) Quiet. This thing is pretty damn quiet, it just sounds like a fan on wheels. I'm not worried about pissing off the neighbors when I mow later in the evenings to escape the heat and it's just nice to be able to hear myself think while I'm using it. 3) Ability to mow at normal pace. This is the one I was concerned about. I didn't get a self-propelled option (I'm not that bougie) but I've had to put off mowing longer than I like (I try to mow weekly) and even in dense tall grass I have no issues powering right through it. The mower has an internal mode where it senses the blade speed reducing and kicks in a high-current mode until you get through the tough stuff. I can hear and feel it power-up. It's nice that it automatically goes back down in output to minimize battery consumption. 4) longevity. What's the point in having a battery powered mower if I have to recharge it after every single pass, right? I opted for the 7.5 Ah battery to mitigate the changeover from gas and I am not missing the extra mess, noise, or smell over this thing. I had some issues with the battery but I'll discuss that more later in the "cons" but TL;DR Ego customer service warrantied it and I had a new one within a week so that's a HUGE plus for me, that they stand behind their product. I have a 1/3 acre lawn and I can get through it with power to spare on the 7.5Ah battery. I'm not mowing super thick southern grass like I did in Charleston (centipede etc...) and I mow weekly but so far I'm not missing gas at all in this regard. Things that I've observed since I've owned it that I would change if I had my druthers but really aren't cons so to speak. 1) The blade material is kind of soft. This thing is by no means a commercial grade product and you need to pick up things in your yard before mowing. I have a tree in the back yard and I've missed the occasional twig here and there. The blades become dinged pretty easily but I can file them right back out with no issues. 2) I have mixed feelings about the deck design. On one hand it sheds grass very easily, I don't have to clean it, even if it clumps a bit when it's damp/dewy outside. I like that it's plastic and it seems to hold up MUCH better than the blades do. I am not worried about it rusting away or requiring replacement at all. but the con here is the single-handle deck height system. The whole mower is light, maybe 60-75% of the weight is just in the battery alone. It's super easy to push and navigate. 3) Single-point deck height adjustment... The deck height adjust, while convenient, places the front wheels so far in front of the mower I can't really get that close to what I'm mowing. The sides end right by the blade and I can get up close there but not at all in the front. I'd rather have to individually adjust each wheel's height and gain some coverage at the front. I don't change deck height all that often. I've got a nice DeWalt string trimmer so I'm covered in this regard but still, I'd change it if I could. 4) battery charge time. So the set I bought came with the fast charger. True to promise It charges the 7.5Ah battery in under an hour. It's a little noisy but not a deal breaker for me. My DeWalt fast charger is just as loud and I appreciate that it has a fan to cool the battery while it charges. Customer Support/issues. The only problem I've had so far is, right out of the box, the battery wouldn't fully charge to all 5 bars. I didn't think much of it as the first couple of weeks I had no issue mowing my yard with plenty of juice left over. by the end of the third week I couldn't even do half and I was a little irritated but when I got online to file a warranty claim, I was directed to a phone number. Much to my surprise I was able to get my battery covered very easily, Ego sent a new one through UPS and I had it within a few days, they didn't ask me to return the old one so now I have a spare-ish that'll last for a little bit at least. The new 7.5Ah battery is fantastic and it's clear the first one had a dead bank or some other internal issue.

Very happy with this purchase so far! It cuts very well, a single charge of the battery lasts nearly an hour and I can do my whole lawn and back yard in one go! The best thing about this machine is the noise level. It's about half as loud as a gasoline powered mower which allows enjoyment of music via headphones and truly elevates my yardwork. Although a majority of the mower is made of plastic, it is put together quite well and is very good quality. It's is very lightweight which can be both a con and a pro because it's very easy to maneuver but the front end can also raise easily if not careful. I recommend this machine for the price point and cannot wait to put some more hours with it!

I have been using the same Craftsman gas powered lawnmower for the last thirty years. After the lawnmower finally decided it didn't want to start easily anymore (despite once being branded as "easy start"), I decided to finally upgrade. This Ego branded lawnmower is a lot lighter (in a good way) and despite not being self propelled, I don't think it's a deal breaker, particularly for such a small front and back lawn size like what I have. I am able to do both and the hell strip along the sidewalk without even burning off more than a quarter of its battery life. I have been very impressed at how easy it is to use and clean up. I'm able to not have to store gasoline in my garage anymore either, which is a huge plus, not deal with changing oil or spark plugs. It is super quiet to the extent that sometimes I feel like I'm not mowing my lawn since I've been accustomed to not hearing anything except a loud engine mower ... But it is working despite it being so quiet. I really appreciate that it can fold up into itself and so I'm able to store it in the garage instead of outside. Southern California Air quality department also gave me a $200 check for upgrading and recycling my old gas powered mower. A win win overall would recommend!!

I'd love to give this 5 stars but it doesn't cut well enough to deserve it. That said, I'm buying my second model 2101 to replace the one I got 7 years ago. The original still runs fine, but the wheels are ripped up (my fault for repeatedly pushing it along retaining block wall). For the price of 4 wheels and a new battery you may as well buy a new mower. I was happy to see this model still available. The EGO website directed me to the Amazon page, but make sure it says sold by Amazon.com so EGO will honor the warranty. I looked at the newer 2114 model. That one has slightly more torque (6 vs 5.3 lb-ft) and the battery compartment is a little nicer (battery installs at an angle and the release is more of a lever than a button), but after considering the options I prefer the design of the 2101. It stores better, with the handle folding fully upright. The grab handle is much nicer going all the way through the body whereas the 2114 handle is a little recess that barely fits your fingertips. As for performance, I'd rate this 7 out of 10. It doesn't cut as well as I'd like, but considering the package overall, it's good enough that I bought another one. It's lightweight and fairly quiet (less so with the high-lift blade). We have very lush St Augustine grass which is probably worst case for a mower. The standard blade probably misses about 3% of the grass blades. Still, the yard looks amazing, especially compared to the "professional" service that used a zero-turn mower that mutilated our yard, cut it too low, and created ruts. I mow at the highest setting (4") and mow at least once per week during growing season. By the end of the first summer with this EGO mower, we started getting compliments from our neighbors on how nice the yard looked. There may be better mowers, but this is easy to use and easy to store. I don't have to worry about maintenance or gas and it runs quiet enough to listen to podcasts or audiobooks while mowing.

Best battery powered lawn mower on the market, and im picky about my yard equipment

This mower is amazing! So many great features. The multi-position handle allows everyone - including my eleven year-old grand daughter - to push it with ease. And the handle-position for bagger removal means no more crouching on my knees. The first cut of our 1.2 acre property dealing with six-inch grass was completed on one battery charge! The mower's light weight means it can be spun around on its rear wheels at the end of each pass with two fingers. And it is quiet. I recommend this mower to everyone.

bon rapport qualité prix. très efficace