Yard Force40V 32cm Cordless Lawnmower Plus Cordless Grass Trimmer with ONE Lithium-ion Battery & Quick Charger LM G32 + LT G30

I waned to wait and write this after having used the mower and strummer for a whole summer, which I did last year.We have a lot of grass to cut. 2 large areas and one smaller. I use 2 batteries in the lawnmower doing these areas. We have 3 and keep them charged ready to go. This was quite an outlay, but at £50 a time for a gardener it soon paid us back!The strimmer is very light and efficient and so far still working perfectly.The mower is a joy to use. So light, and the grass basket takes a surprising amount. I use the second shortest setting and it has never cut out, neither has a battery ever jumped out after at least 20 uses.I do clean it after every use with a stiff brush and we have sharpened the blades twice, like I would with any mower. I feel these are fantastic value for money and really easy to use.

Did my first cut of the year on the highest setting this afternoon after buying this yesterday. I like probably most were sceptical of the battery mower and its low price, especially with it being a bundle but I have to say I was shocked at how good of a deal this bundle is. Maybe a slight caveat as I only used the highest setting (However I did reduce to number 3 on the small front lawn).My battery arrived with 88% charge so I charged it to the full 100 to see how much it used, I have two lawns but they are not massive by any means, once id edged all around both, cut the front lawn on the highest setting then again on the middle setting then cut my larger back lawn I still had 41% remaining so I could possibly get away with doing it again if I was quick?.Good points:*I didn't realise how much of a difference being cordless would make, no more messing around running extensions leads from the conservatory and having to fight a wire all the way around, did both gardens in about half the time.*Super lightweight and easy to maneuverer, I was only using one hand most of the time, just moved effortlessly.*Cuts really close to borders and walls, I did not need to strim in half the places I use to have to with my old mower.*Fairly quiet, both strimmer and mower didn't seem to make half as much noise as their corded friends in the shed.*The strimmer is quite tame, powerful enough to strim with ease but without throwing all sorts of debris up, the strimmer can also rotate into an edger with a wheel on which, if you're anything like me, stops you from cutting new unwanted borders into your lawn.Minor complaints:*I found the bottom screws a bit troublesome to get in but apart from that setup is straight forward and easy.*The side button which activates the mower I found sticks a little bit so sometimes takes 1 or 2 goes to start up, may loosen up with a few more uses but this was probably me being a bit too cautious on my first go.So far im really happy I chose to go cordless!

I wanted to write this review to clarify some points people are confused about.Before I get to those points I'll just say that this is perfect for small gardens like mine. The battery takes around an hour to charge fully and each cut only uses around 20% of it's power.The only grumble I have is that if you're anything over 5'8" tall then you're going to have to stoop a little to use it which can make your back ache. The handles do adjust but even at their highest point I have to squat down a bit as I push the mower.Now for the points people have mentioned:Cutting out - it does not keep cutting out unless you have it set to the wrong height setting. It cuts out for safety if you have it set too low because the blade would be damaging itself by hitting the ground. You only need it on a high setting (5 or 6) to get a great low cut. There's no need to use the lower numbers.Battery jumping out - mine hasn't once. No problems at all.Roller - yes it does have a roller and yes it can produce stripes.May 2022 update - After over 2 and a half years of use, this is still a great mower that's had no problems at all. I find I don't even notice the problem where I had to squat a little to use it, I suppose I just got used to it after a few cuts. It's so light I even mow my lawn with one hand at times so it's easier to pivot it around.After many cuts, the battery still has never jumped out once and since my original review I have used the strimmer that came with it, which is also great. It's easy to switch the battery between mower and strimmer and even using both items like that only uses 30% of the batteries charge.The blade is still sharp and I now use it on the lowest cutting setting all of the time, even for the first cut of the year, with no problems. My garden is on a slope with old tree roots and some sunken bricks (I don't know how they ended up like that!) and it still doesn't cut out or hit them. I even push it over paving slabs to get from one side of the garden to the other with the motor still running and it cuts the edges of the grass nicely without hitting the concrete slabs.Nothing has broken or needed any maintenance. Still a great mower!