LawnMaster CLM2413A Cordless 13-Inch Lawn Mower 24V Max with 2X4.0Ah Battery and a Charger

We got this for my 77 year old mother. She only has about a 20' x 50' foot portion of grass in her front yard. We usually take our large mower over and mow for her or pay a local kid to do it. She really wanted to be independent and do it herself again, but most push mowers we've looked at or tried are too heavy for her to manuever, hard to start, difficult to pour in the gas, etc.We used this yesterday and so far, it is a very good little mower for her yard. It's about 25 pounds with a battery installed. She was able to push it without any struggle and remove and dump the plastic collection bagger easily.It's pretty quiet, with no vibration on your hands, and it's easy to raise or lower the cutting deck height. It came with two batteries, but it easily did her little yard on one battery. She enjoyed it so much, she says she wants to do her next door neighbor's identical little yard now too (a senior citizen as well). It made her very happy to be able to care for her own yard again. It made me happy to see her outside and happy, feeling useful/independent.This is definitely not for super tall, thick or wet grass. But, if you have a small yard you need to keep up with, then this is perfect for weekly maintenance mowing.For us, the price is worth it because of how much we spent hauling our mower over to her, for gas, or paying someone else to mow. This will pay for itself in one season.I plan to update in a month or so about how it's holding up with light/moderate use.

Have a very small lawn I built up from nothing last fall.The whole nine yards, had someone till it, brought in soil, did the leveling after planning slope, ended up with a very nice plane that drained well over lots of pac nw rainfall this winter.It was an enormous amount of work to do right and so obviously I care about this being nice now. I will pick up pine cones or stray leaves like it’s some holy site.I had been using an old corded mower I was gifted with no grass clipping catcher and that had been awful, as no outlets in the back of this place yet and having to rake clippings. It was big and heavy.I’d tried a manual mower. I borrowed one and spent time tuning it up but those too generally don’t catch clippings and it was just not worth it.So, I decided to try this after specifically not spending $450 for an “actually good” mower for our tiny lawn.I’m only one mow in but I am very pleased with this toy of a tool. The thing is small, and the handle is a little cheap, but I was very happy with the performance.I did not bother charging the battery, I just slapped it in and gave it a go. The lawn was in deep need and I didn’t want to wait through another rain spell.The only part of this I did not understand is below the battery. There is a bubble wrapped part and I thought it was part of the packaging. I pulled at it for a bit and realized maybe it’s supposed to stay in there. It seemed like something that aught to have another plastic part covering it.Anyhow, I’m a bit concerned about the lion batteries just cause I don’t know the quality of assembly, but they may be just fine.I’ll post an update in 3, 6 and end of next season on how this thing hangs in there.I did wipe out the mower cutting area after I was done. It only took a minute or two and I figured this thing will probably need to be taken care of more than a fancy one. I’ll be storing it in doors when not in use.

I have to say I like this lawn mower it did the job fantastically on my yard, I noticed that some of the issues people had in the past were most likely older models of this newer model this one has a better starting bar and if you do hit thick grass the engine revs spinning the blades faster the lawn mower is very easy to use and very lightweight which I appreciate being that right now I have a severe clavicle fracture. It's also very safe to use as long as you follow the instructions the thing will work perfectly.

I was actually leary about this purchase. I have a regular gas push mower, its so hard to pull start and its heavy to push. So I decided to give this a try. I LOVE IT!!!! It's light weight mows very nicely. I can mow my entire lawn on one battery. I highly recommend if you have a smaller yard and are sick of pull string, gas fumes, and heavy pushing.

Love this little lawn mower it's nice that it's a battery-powered and allows me to get into spaces that are riding lawn mower and big and push lawn mowers can't get into like behind my flower beds or in the chicken coop definitely would recommend it even using it around the edges of the house so that when you're using the big riding lawn mower you don't run over trees and plants by mistake

I am completely satisfied with this little monster! It does the job nicely for a wonderful price. I have a very small patch of grass in my backyard that I need to mow frequently. So I get this out of the garage put a battery in it and away I go! I could not be happier. I bought the companion edger from the same company and the batteries are interchangeable! But I only need one battery to do my little piece of grass and it's got plenty left when I'm done. I highly recommend this if you have a reasonably small yard to take care of. There are other ones that are more powerful it cost considerably more. But I wanted to conserve cash and this one is worked out quite nicely. The grass catcher on this unit is exceptionally good it's not flimsy and it mounts to the mower quite simply and stays in place while you're using it. When you want to empty the grass catcher it's very simple to do. Unlike other ones that I've seen this grass catcher is well thought out and works exceptionally well! For the money this is an unbeatable buy.