RB 9" Cordless Lawn Mower, 40V 2Ah Battery & Charger, Upright Storage, Brushless Motor 6000RPM, 3 Cutting Heights (1.2"-2"), One-Hand Steering, Detachable Handle, Safe Tilt 20°-70° for Small Yards

I just got it today and only used once, but so far, I love it. It was very simple to assemble and run. It works very well for our small yard. I was surprised how long the battery lasts. I used for 30 minutes, and it still had charge, so not sure exactly how long it lasts.

Like running a vacuum over your lawn. Easy to use for small areas. Would not be useful for regular size lawn. I use for my fenced dog area.

The media could not be loaded. Works well, easy to use and clean. I was looking for something durable, compact and narrow, that could get through the plants and other landscaping/plant features (lighting) (some rocks/decorative stone). I didn't have to remove lights and very minimal cuttings went into pool. Now that this cut the weeds effectively I may seed actual grass/sod. No bag was actually a plus for me.

The, so-called, bagging attachment is plastic with vent holes, which is bad, because, unlike the bag material on mowers, it allows seeds from bad grass and weeds to escape. If I had realized that, before using it, I would have sent it back. It’s a push mower as well, but light enough to not be too difficult to handle. I lIke that it is battery powered and a good price. I use my riding mower for most of my lawn but it’s not a bagger for leaves or bad grass and weed spots it can’t fit in small areas. I wish I had added a few dollars and gotten a self propelled one.

This mower is so perfect for small areas. The battery lasts longer than I thought it would. It is so perfect for small areas and it gets around trees and up against corners. If you don't have a big lawn this mowers for you.

If you think you can purchase replacement blades for this unit forget it. I've spent hours searching locally, on line, and even contacted the seller in Europe. If you live there then fine, you can purchase blades but they will not ship them to the USA. I had even purchased an extra battery. No problem, but blades, forget it. What's most likely to get damaged first on a mower? The blade. I finally gave up on trying to find any so I returned the mower and the extra battery. The mower itself actually worked but kind of cheaply made. If you have absolutely no stones, roots etc. to damage the blade and only need it for a tiny area of grass then you might get by with the one and only thin blade that comes with it. You decide.

Its so darn cute and quiet..Cuts great..Adjustable wheels..Easy to push and light weight enough to pickup..Great for elderly people like myself

It’s absolutely perfect for my little lawn. It’s light and very easy to use.