Murray Corded Electric Lawnmower 2-in-1 - Compact Lawn Mower 1200W/32cm with Grass Box 27L for Small Lawns - Ergonomic Soft Grip for Easy Grass Cutting, Overload Protection

Needing a new mower, and looking at the most popular brands, but not happy with the similar high price tags most all had, but then I noticed this model, which at first sight looked impressive and seemed to have all the same features as all the others had, but at a cheaper price, and with a 5-year guarantee included as well, so I bought one and very pleased that I did too, it cuts the grass just as it should, it has 7 different cutting heights which are easy to alter with the well-positioned lever on the top side, the grass collection facility is good with a large volume bin for the cuttings which is easy to empty, the side combs seem to work well pulling in the grass from the edges, and I also liked the option to use the mulching attachment included, instead of collecting the cut grass. The mower seems to cope with longer grass good too, but I think it is better to be done in stages, reducing the cutting height each time, which doesn't add any extra effort on the motor, the wheels are a good size with larger ones at the rear, which makes it easier to maneuver than other makes I have owned in recent years, it doesn't have a rear roller so it doesn't leave stripes on the grass, but I can live without that, the very basic instructions on how to assemble the handle could be clearer, although it isn't hard to work out how its done, however, the grass collection box could be a better design, as sometimes it loses some of the clippings from underneath, which are the only 2 faults I can find worth a mention, all things considered, this is a good machine to cut a lawn with, and leaves similar results in appearance, as a more expensive mower would do, and is a good buy for the asking price

Great value and with a 5yr guarantee.First time I’ve used a lawnmower for over 12 years but faced with front and rear gardens in my new house I’ve spent a lot of time deciding which lawn mower to get.I swayed between getting a cordless or electric then once I’d decided on corded for the value and power it was then down to which manufacturers to choose from.So after trolling through all the reviews for the established big companies I decided on this Murray mower after all the positive reviews.So now for the main info.The setup was not was easy as it should be though to be fair it’s only fitting two parts of a handle together then attaching the grass box. The main issue was that the screw assemblies were different supplied than shown in the manual.Anyway once this issue was resolved (10 mins to convince it was ok) it was onto the garden.This is where I gained the most confidence in the product. You get a great range of height adjustment which I used both ends of the range for different parts of the front and rear lawns. No problems it just cut through with no fuss and with a great results. The grass box held enough grass to mean little emptying was needed and also simple to empty.After the grass was cut there was little cleaning required and it was placed into the garage (didn’t bother to attempt folding the handle)The whole mower feels like good quality and I like the fact it’s got metal blades as my last mower used plastic ones which were easily damaged.Can speak for long term ownership but if there are any problems hopefully the long warranty will cover it, but so far so good

The Murray lawnmower is a solid bit of kit,as others have said ignore the assembly instructions and let common sense take over! The grass I cut was fairly thick and long but minimum effort was needed to cut with this lawnmower,I love that I was able to adjust the height of cut very easily.The collection box is easily removed for emptying and is a fair size (40 litres) ,the mower is easy to use and gives a great cut.I didn't use the removable mulch plug but will on next cut. All in all a solid,value for money lawnmower.Comes with a 5 year guarantee too! Ideal for a small to medium sized garden.

Cable wire is incredibly small, so to use it you need an extension sitting on the lawnmower to be able to cut the grass, after fiddling about for ages trying to get the extention and plug we finally got it going, cuts fine as it should not to bed but for the money you'd think they would make a longer wire so avoid buying this one is possible

My Rotak finally died having provided 5 years of solid service (and follwing a winter outside the shed!!) so I looked for another as it was so good - no joy as Bosch appear to have done away with the 43cm model (and prices appear to have gone skyward..)OK - I've got a Gerdena manual and an E-Go battery mower, so this corded mower is the spring/autumn go-to model so I decided to put up with a slightly smaller and eminently cheaper replacement..Never heard of Murray but the reviews (Amazon and elsewhere) were positive, so I ordered the 37cm version.What a stroke of good fortune! Easier to manoeuvre than the Rotak, lighter, larger grass capacity and decent lowest cut height!It's well made, powerful and easy to put together and store and it cost 124 quid!!!If it lasts 3-4 years it beats the Bosch when cost is factored in - fingers crossed but I can't see it failing!

This is a cheap mower and it shows. The pieces I got were mal-shaped and need to be bent and/or cut to fit together right. The manual was virtually incomprehensible and little help in construction. In operation, the hopper occasionally explodes open, even when only half full, and the adjustable height spring snaps out of position with the slightest bump.However, it is very light and cuts well, certainly better than my old hover mower, so I am reasonably happy with it. If you are on a budget, it'll do you fine.