FlymoChevron 32VC Electric Wheeled Lawnmower - 1200 W, 32 cm, with Rear Roller

I got this from the Amazon warehouse, so it was cheaper because of a few cosmetic flaws (just some small black marks in places), it came in the retail packaging, and was unused, not a return after being used.This was purchased to replace my old flymo hover mower, as it developed a problem with a loose connection, stopping the motor to run constantly, unless I got it in the right spot to work. I decided to buy a new mower, but go for a wheeled one instead this time.This mower was easy to put together, but the collection box was a bit fiddly. This is not too heavy to lift by the front handle. The collection box holds a lot more clippings than my old mower, as it compacts the grass cuttings really well. I only emptied it twice mowing the front and back lawns, where I would have emptied it 4-5 times with the old hover mower.I like that this mower also has a lever to change the cutting height, that is a huge bonus not having to manually changing the heights with adding or taking away spacers. It cuts closer to the edge than my old mower also, which means I won't have to get the strimmer out as much.I got an even cut on my lawns with this mower, and used it on lowest cutting height all over both front and back lawns. Would I recommend this mower, yes, wholeheartedly. It is worth the money.

This lawnmower replaces the old one we had previously so we were familiar with the make.Ordered it one day and it arrived the next day.The grass box was impossible to assemble and seems to be of a thinner quality than the previous one. which makes you reluctant to use any strong pressure to try to lock it together.Fortunately the old grass box was the same and fitted perfectly. so the unassembled one remains in the box.The mower made a great job of cutting the grass and as promised left 'stripes' on the lawn.Overall, very happy with this machine but the grass box is impossible to put together.That needs improving!

Its light and manouverable and leaves lines in the grass which look good. Easy to clean and not too heavy to lift. It gets easily over lumps & bumps in the grass. Grass box took some time to put together & doesnt feel that sturdy but I've had no issues with it. I have used it 5 times thus far and I really like it. Its height adjustable so I usually cut my grass on 2. Only problem is that when you stop cutting and let the handles go the mower overbalances a little bit and the front wheels lift up due to the weight of the grass box on the back. Grass box needs quite a shake to get the grass out. Ive had many mowers over the years and this rates in my top 3.

This is a great mower, and provides an excellent cut. I like that the highest cut really is quite high, so it means that you're not going to hack at the grass.The whole unit feels really sturdy, and the cable is a good length as well.It was fairly easy to assemble; it was only really the grass box that was a bit tricky, so that added ten minutes onto the build time.It produces really great stripes on the grass as well which I like. Highly recommended

replacement for a similar flymo but without the roller, its easy to put together although one of the handle bolts from the mower was not threaded correctly, luckily my old one fitted, apart from that it is easy to put together and cuts the grass well, i cant get vivid stripes but not the end of the world

I have 100 squaremeter to cut and do miss my petrol self driving one. But its gets the job done. Basket assembly was a bit tricky. Ultra light. I got the one with a window qnd tells me when its full. If u take it easy will easy cut light overgrown grass. Buy it again? Not for my garden but anyone who got something smaller perfect. Go bigger version? No just right. Thx for reading

Smart enough looking mower. '' But oh But "" the grass box is rather flimsy and definitely not the easiest to put together. Defiantly a put off for some people.

The item needed minimal assembly and was lighter and slightly smaller than the 10-year old Qualcast it was bought to replace. On first use the cutting was effective, although a small portion of the cuttings seemed to be sent outwards rather than into the collection box. The safety switch seems quite sensitive, so a minimal release of pressure on the handle resulted in the mower stopping.My lawn isn’t bowling green flat and lush but I needed something to keep the grass short. However, on only its second outing, the blade hit something (a stray piece of shale from a planter). This seemed to unbalance the blade & it stopped working - stuck against the casing. After unplugging, the only solution was to bend it back into shape. Easily done by hand but it still didn’t work properly, instead catching on a sunken pipe cover that had never previously caused any issues. This bent the blade further and turned the mower into more of a rotavator. So it now languishes in the shed while the grass grows and I consider if this is worthy of pursuing a refund ...