Litheli 20V Cordless Lawn Mower, Cordless Electric 13-Inch Brushless Lawn Mowerwith 4.0Ah Battery&Charger, for Garden, Yard and Farmwn

Awesome compact mower for my tiny yard. I love that it is battery operated, it has a bag that is easily detached and cleaned out, and the BEST part is that I can fold the handles and fit the whole thing under a card table in my garage! I use it on the highest blade setting, but it can clip very short, too. I would take off half a star if I could because the battery takes an exceptionally long time to charge. But I charge it immediately after use so that it’s ready for the next mow. After two weeks, it has lost one “bar” of power but I can still mow my lawn in one setting. I’ve used it twice and will try to update review after a few more months.

Todo muy bien

I like that it weighs so little and it has a narrow wheel base. Basically it is a very light duty unit and not suitable for thick and high grass. I dont know how to keep the battery from popping up every time I go over thick grass. I am now mowing at the highest setting and it still shuts down when the battery pops up and disconnects. Maybe wedge in a piece of cardboard beside the battery? I will not recommend this product. I need to run this by the maker and see if they have a solution. UPDATE - terrible service from Litheli. My new unit does not work properly and should be replaced. The service team has stopped responding to my emails. I kept getting an AI generated type of email asking repeatedly for my sales slip that I sent. Now I get no replies to my requests for further information. This is a shitty company that does not stand by it's products. I would not recommend it to any of my friends.

Buen producto, el unico pero que le pongo dura poco tiempo la bateria.

I waited until i used the mower a few times, in differing conditions, before reviewing. We have an old house, located on a typical small city lot. I don't have a big yard to mow, so I bought this little guy. I have a push, reel mower made by Fiskers which I love. But, due to the constant rain that we get in this part of WV, and vigorous grass growth, the grass gets too high for the Fiskers to cut. I absolutely refuse to line the pockets of big oil to mow my lawn. Gas mowers are loud, they stink, and with gas prices as they are, why should I pay to mow my lawn? The lesser of two evils IMO, is to pay for the electricity to charge a battery. Since I have a small lawn, 35 x 100, a small mower is much better to mow around front yard ornamentation, so I chose the 13" mower. I looked at a huge number of cordless mowers before choosing this one. I only have the original battery at the moment, but will add a 2nd battery. It was easy to assemble out of the box. It only weighs ~ 25 pounds, so it's easy to lift. It has a small footprint for storage. The battery takes about 2 hours to recharge after its depleted. You can store a 2nd battery in the battery compartment, so if you need more power, it's at hand. The mower has a plastic blade, which I was unsure about when I saw it. But, it mows great!. The instructions were confusing about starting the mower. To Start you MUST do this, in this order: 1. Push and hold the button down. 2. Grab the throttle bar and hold it with the handle (just like a gas mower). It starts.a Once started, you can let go of the button. The mower stops immediately when you let go of the bar, just like a gas mower, but faster. The mowing path is 12", which is narrow. It's perfect for maneuverability in my little yard. My concern was the back yard. Some of the thick grass had grown to 24" high. I didn't think I'd be able to mow it, and expected to have to use a string trimmer. I've been waiting for it to dry out, but that's not happening. I have standing water in the back yard. But, we had a break in the rain, and the temp was in the mid 60's, so I mowed. We have an 88% chance of rain today. The mower worked like a champ! I pushed the handle, lifting the front of the mower over those thick, 24" patches of grass, and it chopped it all down; then I just mowed over these areas. I would have done the same thing if I had a gas mower. I've not used the bag attachment. The grass is being cut into small pieces. I wouldn't consider it "mulching", but they're small enough that I don't worry about the cut grass killing off the growing grass. I'm actually really shocked that this mower chopped that insanely high grass!. Being so light weight made it easier. I really love this little mower. It has around 60 minutes of mowing time, enough for me to do the entire yard, front and back. I highly recommend the mower.