With 12,300 ratings at 4.2, this has by far the longest record of any battery mower here. For about $240 you get the mower, a 4.0Ah battery and a charger, covered for three years.
Size and weight
The deck is sold as 16 inches and listed as 15.67 inches in the table. At 37.5 pounds it can be hung up or lifted over a step, which is hard to do with a 21-inch machine.
Check the area claim
The table gives 35 minutes of runtime, and Greenworks claims up to 1/3 acre. A width and a runtime do not prove an area, so take that number as a best case on a dry, short lawn.
Before you tip it
Remove the battery or safety key and wait for the blade to stop before you turn the mower over or clear a clog.
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Works with 75+ Greenworks 40V tools, per the listing
Light enough to carry at 37.5 lb
Compromises
1/3 acre sits oddly with a 16 in deck and 35 minutes
Poly deck rather than metal
No side discharge
A step down in width from the 19 in LawnMaster
Specifications
Battery
40V 4.0Ah, included with charger
Cutting width
16 in in the title, 15.67 in in the table
Runtime
35 minutes in the details table
Stated area
Up to 1/3 acre on one charge, varying with grass and operator
Cutting height
1.25 to 3.75 in, 5 positions, single lever
Clipping options
Mulch and rear bag
Weight
37.5 lb
Warranty
3-year limited tool and battery, stated
Amazon reference
B00BBQVL5U
What this machine usually gets asked
Can it really cut 1/3 acre?
Greenworks says up to 1/3 acre, varying with grass and operator. A 16-inch cut for 35 minutes covers that only under good conditions, so plan for less.
Is the battery covered by the warranty?
Yes. The listing says the 3-year limited warranty covers the tool and the battery.
Can I use other Greenworks batteries?
The listing says it works with Greenworks 40V tools. The 24V and 48V systems are separate, so check the voltage.
Our score
7.6/ 10
A safe, simple choice. Plan for smaller lawns than the 1/3-acre claim suggests.
This one and its buyer, among lawn equipment
A small yard and a buyer who values a long record and a real warranty.