Greenworks 48V Cordless 46cm Self-Propelled Lawn Mower (in store Watford) + 2 x 24V (4Ah) Batteries and Twin Charger - Instore Watford
Greenworks 48V Cordless 46cm Self-Propelled Lawn Mower (in store Watford) + 2 x 24V (4Ah) Batteries and Twin Charger - Instore Watford
Greenworks 48V Cordless 46cm Self-Propelled Lawn Mower (in store Watford) + 2 x 24V (4Ah) Batteries and Twin Charger - Instore Watford
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Greenworks 48V Cordless 46cm Self-Propelled Lawn Mower (in store Watford) + 2 x 24V (4Ah) Batteries and Twin Charger - Instore Watford

£359.98£399.9910% off
In store: Greater London ·
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About this deal

Seems to be a good deal for the large cutting width and 2 x batteries.

Found cheaper in Watford store (£399.99 online)

Features
- Cutting width of 46cm
- Suitable for lawns up to 650m2
- 7 different cutting heights (25 - 80mm)
- Foldable holding bar, for space-saving storage

Set Includes:
- 1 x Self-propelled lawnmower
- 2 x 24V (4Ah) Battery
- 1 x Twin Charger
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  1. Pokey's avatar
    Good deal. Had one of these for last five years, makes easy work of my wild field. Paid much more than this. Built like a tank. Good that they're providing 4ah batteries now, mine came with 2ah, which is still enough for my needs. They should provide more than enough power for a lot of continuous mowing. Charge pretty quickly too, and third party batteries aren't expensive and are just as good if you wanted to source more.
  2. Malhart's avatar
    I have a older version of this & have the full kit, strimmer, hedge trimmer, leaf blower etc ( I won’t say the price I paid as got it with a substantial family discount), it is now 5 years old & has suffered 4 house moves & it is still perfect, batteries haven’t suffered at all. Blade needs a sharpen, but that’s just lazy maintenance Really good product & brand
  3. villageidiotdan's avatar
    Got this for ~£450 at the start of the season, impressed with it so far. It's often not appreciated how much more expensive a wider cutting area mower is
  4. WherEmEweeD's avatar
    This or robo lawnmower?
    villageidiotdan's avatar
    If you're prepared to put the effort in with burying the wires (with the redq fixing) I'm led to believe that a robot will meet most people's needs.

    I went in this direction instead as I have 2 lawns, both ridiculously complex flower bed wise so really didn't want to invest the upfront time and money in a robot
  5. Snyper83's avatar
    Is that in store price inclusive of vat?
    m4rts's avatar
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    Yes, price is £299+VAT in store
  6. jbaro's avatar
    How's this deal with wetter and taller grass? Is 48V enough? Was looking at EGO before but would rather same some pennies
    villageidiotdan's avatar
    Seemed plenty powerful enough with my first cut but that was dry from memory. Ive done a cut when it's wet and it cut fine but not both at the same time
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