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

The mower arrived in a smallish box, which was surprising to me, but the mower is still a good sized mower. The mower itself was very lightweight and the instructions were very easy to understand is putting the handle together and preparing the mower for use. I charged the batteries for their first use as per the instructions and they were ready to go quickly. I was able to mow my front yard and quite a large portion of my back yard with one battery and was able to almost finish my larger back yard with the other battery. I did allow the batteries to cool down prior to charging and they recharged quickly. I bought an extra battery and with all 3 I am able to completely mow my whole yard. I do like the bagger and the easy way to take it off and empty it as needed. The mower is very quiet and easy to push for me. It is small and compact, but you never feel that it is cheaply constructed. I feel it is a good quality mower for the money. I suggest that for the life of the batteries and mower in general that using in the later part of the day keeps it from getting too hot and the batteries seem to last longer than when used in the heat of the day. All in all it is great mower and well worth the money.

The price on this battery mower was great and I then I noticed Amazon had a returned mower from which turned out to be a brand new mower without the original box. I chose this mower after watching several UK reviews on Youtube. This version of the mower does not have rear roller and only one cutoff switch on the handle but everything else is about the same. The mower is great for a yard that is no larger than the size of a tennis court. Using this mower, I was able to perform a very short lawn scalp this spring and found the mower to perform as well as my old gas mower at this task. The plastic grass catcher works very good and the mower is able to pick up all the leaves blown over from my neighbor's trees. Emptying the grass catcher is easy and I like that it does not collect dust like a cloth grass catcher. The mower is small, light weight, and very quiet. It is very easy to pick up the mower using the handle attached to the base and carrying it from the front to back yard. The small narrow mower also makes it much easier to store in the garage with the cars. Because the mower is so small, you will have to make more passes than with a wider mower. More steps if you are tracking that. Once again, this mower is good for a small yard but not a larger yard. Changing the mower height adjust is so easy. The mower comes with 2 batteries and one charger. The batteries take 9 hours each to charge so be sure both batteries are charged before starting. The batteries have a indicator so it is easy to check the battery level. Even though my yard is small, it still take both batteries if I want to mow the front, back and side yard on the same day. A lot of this mower is made of plastic which makes it feel like a toy. The wheel covers on the mower keep popping out they but don't come off and don't affect how the wheels roll. After 5 mows, I find this mower to be great for my lawn and it has already paid for itself by not having to go with a lawn service.

I've put this mower through the works with grass way taller than it was designed for and it performed better than I expected for such a small mower. If it gets overwhelmed the mower just shuts off and you can restart it again with the push of a button and squeeze of the handle, then mow a little slower. It's great for getting between plants, shrubs and bushes around the house. Expect to use both batteries' even on mid-size lawns with short grass. They don't last very long, however I was expecting that, so no stars taken for that. The only things I don't like is the handle. First, it is small close together, it doesn't allow for you to hold arms and hands comfortably when mowing, however the mower is lite, so I use one hand. The other thing that I took the star off for was the power handle that you have to hold while you're mowing. It is too short to maintain a good grip even with just one hand and every time you let the handle slip even just a little, the mower shuts off. The other bad thing about the handle is it is very cheap. you can feel it twist up and down when you're mowing around a bush, plant or even the corner of the yard. With that being said, it is a great mower for small jobs, people getting on in age or very young people without a lot of strength. I would recommend the mower for those types of jobs or for people like me, that just need a small mower to mow between obstacles.

Update: Sigh. Does anyone make a product that lasts longer than a month? After less than a month of moderate use, this is already losing power. The blade doesn't spin as hard/fast and the battery is noticeably weaker and holds a charge for less time. I am so disappointed (read initial 5 star review below) and we will be returning it. Reduced to 1 star, only because Amazon doesn't offer zero stars. Initial review: 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.

We received the lawnmower today. It was packaged well with easy to understand directions with quick and easy assembly. After charging a battery and adjusting the height a couple times I found the setting I liked best and in quick order mowed the front lawn. Its size works well, it’s lightweight, the battery held a charge, did a good job cutting the grass, the basket was full when done and was easy to remove, dump and replace. It’s perfect for our needs. If you need something on the smaller size, I’d recommend this lawnmower.

FIRST USE 10/22/24: Very easy to set up! Only had to look at the directions once for one thing. Can also see setup on YouTube... “Full unboxing, setup & how to use: Lawnmaster Cordless 13-inch lawnmower 24v.” The grass catcher is solid just enough to hold the grass. Like the company wasn’t going to give an ounce more of a better quality of the plastic. First turn on: It’s very quiet! It’s very child like! “Very Fisher Price!” I’m 55 and I felt like I shouldn’t be using it unless I was 7 yrs old helping my dad cut a small portion of easy lawn to make feel like I was helping out and making me feel like I was a big boy. Or like I was an older widow and it’s just me left and I’m in my 70’s and I stay active and cut my very small simple lawn. I also felt like I may be embarrassed if someone had stopped by while using it. Lol. Does it cut grass?…Yes. You have to do double the laps because it covers only about half of what a regular mower would cut. And I had to go over some missed high grass. I bought this because I needed one more cut for the season and out of nowhere my regular mower didn’t start up. Worked last use and now it doesn’t. I’m not that man that knows how to tinker and take things apart like a mower to get it back up and running. So I researched this and thought there’s not much to figure out other than a dead battery. Battery: My yard I’d consider small but not tiny. There’s 4 fairly small portions to cut including the tree lawn. One battery died after about 30 minutes I think it was. (I wish I had timed it exact.) But I had enough to cut the rest with the second battery. This is definitely not going to handle anything heavy duty so be careful of rocks or foreign objects. I did buy a new inexpensive cordless battery operated weed wacker that can handle anything a bit harder. I’m 50/50 on this so I wish I could give it 2 1/2 stars but I’ll give it a 3. It’s good enough but I’m not sure if a friend would’ve let me borrow it that I would’ve wanted to buy one. I do wonder if I should’ve just put another 50 bucks or so and just bought a regular mower. Not great but not bad either. Just feelings…Lol.

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.

Great little lawnmower for a small yard. I have a tiny yard but wanted to mower that I didn’t have to rake up grass. It’s lightweight, cuts the grass really well with multiple height adjustments. Easy to empty the grass, and I don’t even have to change the battery each time. It’s super easy to charge up the batteries. I’ve used it for a full summer and have not had any problems.