WORX Cordless Lawn Mower with 2 x 20 V Batteries, 34cm, WG779E.2 (Usually dispatched within 1 to 2 months) £179.99 @ Amazon

Iv tried 2 of their lawnmowers, I bought one from Homebase when they were shutting down and it felt like one of those little fans a child uses in summer, got rid of it on eBay and amazingly made £20.

my friends mother bought one of these last year and it was awful, I went over and did lawn for her using it as she’s old, took ages and didn’t like long grass luckily she has small lawn so it’ll be just about ok as long as done weekly

the strimmer is ok in small garden
Battery Hammer drill is surprisingly good
battery jaw-saw ok for light use not for cutting firewood
electric jawsaw decent but cable is a pain
Battery Leaf blower decent

impact driver awful the hammer drill does better job 😩
battery hedge cutter mediocre. Ok for light use but useless if you have a thick hedge
Battery angle grinder bit of a joke felt about same power As a Dremel with those little skinny cutting discs that may scratch a thin bit of metal, but never going to do real work

for light use some of their kit is ok, but wish I’d never bought 2 of the drills and 2 jawsaws as it convinced me to try the other stuff

wish id gone with dewalt early doors or just gone with Titan who are cheap but way better

corded chop saw outstanding for £50
corded chainsaw excellent for £40
petrol chainsaw good for £100 but possibly wish I’d paid the extra for a stihl
petrol strimmer brushcutter good for £100
corded hedge cutter outstanding for £25-30

i have a 54 v flexvolt dewalt strimmer which is outstanding, battery has died but could relatively feel the quality in it, it’s a shame that range is so expensive, wouldn’t have minded the chainsaw, but at 300-400 per tool I just can’t justify it for my own home use

i use a Honda engine mountfield petrol lawnmower which is pretty good cost about £350, will be a long time before I’d suggest anyone with sizeable lawn switched to a battery mower of any type

and even on small lawns I’d suggest not getting the work unless it’s at a bargain basement price about half this

I own a WORX lawnmower, trimmer, leaf blower and hydro shot.

I wish I HAD NEVER invested in this low quality brand. They get you with the cheap price but in the end, you realize its just 3D printed plastic junk with an unreliable battery. I've replaced all 4 products under warranty and the hassle isn't worth the savings. Just get a Bosch/ Makita or some other well known brand and skip this tat! (edited)

I have this and for what I paid I’m very happy with it, but I do have the version with 2x 4ah batteries. If I had the 2x 2ah batteries I’d have to recharge after every mow (which isn’t an issue to be fair), but I can get 2 mows with the bigger batteries.

Better off waiting for the bigger machine to come back on offer

I’ve heard the trick with these is to sell the batteries it comes with as standard on eBay and then buy better and compatible aftermarket batteries so you get a longer run time. Haven’t done it myself as I’m yet to decide which cordless mower to purchase but for anyone like me considering one this is the advice I’ve been given by a gardener tradesman (edited)

Love mine it was £95 at eBay last November ,stoped working in April,sent it back and was told to keep any attachment batteries and charger few days later a brand new one !
Great costumer support!!

Perfect for a small lawn. If you let the grass go long you need to cut on highest settings first then do again. Will be going back to petrol when we get a bigger garden

I have two worx lawnmowers the WG779E.2 and WG773E. One for home and one for allotment. Its true they struggle on long grass but you can raise the height and do two sweeps if grass is long. I tfind first cut of year is worst but after that I dont let it grow too long. I now buy Tenhutt compatible batteries for worx tools but dont use them for lawnmower yet

Not sure if the site is legit... Googling it, seems like it potentially is! £130 with batteries & strimmer. Looking at reviews of the lawn mower, they were approx £100 a few months back on ebay so not sure this is a great deal!

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Picked one of these up for the 100 quid mark last year.
It's perfect for our small lawn and we get 3 or 4 cuts from a full charge, however, I'd have stuck with petrol if we had a larger area to cut. (edited)

I've got this and I like it BUT as others have said the small batteries don't last long,if your trying to cut long grass strim first and it probably will also struggle tbh I got it for the convenience of no cable

I've the larger version of this with the bigger batteries and it's excellent, the smaller batteries will work fine on small lawns (i've both) i liked it so much i bought it for my son who's only got two small lawns, I'd 100% recommend Worx tools and garden tools - I've about 8 different pieces altogether and they never fail me

Amazing reviews, petrol is under rated from experience, can't believe the weight is so low! but i don't own this:
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I’m not sure if this is the exact same lawnmower but for £10 more you can get a grass trimmer as well.

I’ve got it and it’s terrible. Save your money

Loads of reviews on Argos saying the battery life is poor and that you need to buy extra batteries, but need to buy 2 so then it's not cheap. I've just brought the titan cordless trimmer from Screwfix and it's great so going to get their cordless lawnmower - sounds like you get 35 minutes run time and a spare 5a battery is £30

Expired? Showing at £204 for me