EVO1536Li 36 V Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Cordless Battery-Powered Lawn Mower

I purchased this mower from Amazon last year, We have a large front lawn, and two smaller ones. At the time we had a gardener, In fact we still do. But, with the good old British weather, and the gardener only comes one day a week... It would often be raining which prohibited the lawns from being done. MY husband works away all week and sometimes for weeks at a time., and the moaning I had to endure was driving me crazy, that the lawns looked like a "jungle"..... My husband has managed to collect an array of mowers from electric " cable to short" " petrol had to start and too heavy, ride on mower " waste of time " and money"! I did try the petrol mower and have to say there was no way I could have managed it. So, I took the plunge and bought this mower for my self, at first my husband was not too pleased and considered it to be a waste of money and I would not be able to manage ..... Well, how wrong was he... I'm 64 years of age and registered disabled, I suffer from rheumatoid arthritis,I have had two total knee replacements plus I revision. Both hips total relpacement , wrist and finger joint replacements. I can't tell you the pride I feel when I've mowed the lawns, I have to say I don't always do it, on days when I'm tired etc. This little mower has been a godsend for me, I thought my gardening days where long gone.. I have bought a second battery simple because of the size of the lawns, the battery life has improved over the months , I think the key is to make sure you run it down to empty.. Today I have mowed our front lawn with both batteries on full charge..it's so easy to use, our front lawn does have an incline that's not easy to mow.. I've got round this by simply once I've mowed down, I pull it back not heavy at all. Very clean, not noisy and I find it to be very robust.. I would happily recommend this mower to any one seeking a cordless mower...

Two years ago I loved this mower, but I've just started my third mowing season and it's falling apart. Which means if I get a new mower this year to replace it this mower costs £90 a year to buy. It replaced a corded mower that was 15 years old and cost £40 when new.The safety bar that you hold in when in use was poorly designed so I've had to use cable ties to keep in place and work (that was from week 2); but the handle bar is now useless as the plastic teeth that hold it in place have started shearing so the handle can go through it's full range of movement without control which is really annoying when you're trying to go round corners and turn round. It's a fun machine and takes the hassle out of electric mowing for a short while, but not designed to be used for more than a couple of years so is actually very expensive.I'm going to try and have the faulty parts replaced by the manufacturer.

For easy quick jobs this works okay but anything thick or tough will often make it cut out. You just fire it up again. Very light and useful over all.

I like the technology, and mowing without cables or motor noise is a real pleasure. The mower cuts well and is light and easy to use, battery life is more than enough for my relatively small cottage garden.My concerns are for durability as the whole machine feels flimsy. On first use a front wheel fell off, there being no retaining clip fitted to keep it on the front axle. I rang the service number on the instruction booklet, and was promised a replacement wheel would be sent out. After 2 weeks I rang again as nothing had appeared, and was told that the person who would be doing this was out, but would ring back later that day. I rang again later the following day and spoke to someone different, who actually did get on and send a new wheel without further delay. Poor marks for customer service.It will be interesting to see how it fares over the longer term.

This is a lovely lawnmower to use. Quiet, good cut, nice large grass box and light to push. I managed to cut my lawn with this mower about a month after a hip replacement operation. I mention this because I had bought a cheap hover mower shortly pre-op and found I couldn't push it. It was useless. The Evopower, on the other hand, was easy to unpack, had good instructions with it and is a lovely colour. Oh... And I forgot to mention that it was delivered the day following my order. This is one pleased oldie!!!!

Bought April 2017, died October 2018. I expected a longer life given the cost of the machine. Not worth risking buying a battery for over £80 and still having a dead mower. It was put away with battery life left and put on to charge as usual. When wanting to use the mower again pushed the button to see the battery level - nothing. Tried to start it - nothing. Tried to charge the battery - nothing. Decided to go back to an electric mower, only a few pounds more than the replacement battery - if the new battery works!

Can’t find replacement cable with right charger pin end

Despite having owned more expensive mowers in the past, the Evopower has proved to be far superior! It is light, easy to manoeuvre and use, gives a superb cut. The battery is easy to remove for charging and the mower folds into quite a small unit for easy storage. I have never cut my lawn in such a short period of time, it's fast, propels with very little effort - I am delighted with this purchase