Sun Joe MJ401C-PRO 14in 28V Push Lawn Mower

Update: Just went out to use my mower after having it 7 months and it completely died after 3 minutes use. It says that the battery is full but won't even start. The mower has been used about 6 times. Worst major purchase I've ever made, especially since now I can't afford another mower. Guess it's the disabled lady doing 1/4 acre with the weed whacker from here on out. Thanks for your garbage, Sun Joe. You can't believe how angry I am. Companies should really stop selling us disposable merchandise that only lasts a few months just so they can maximize profits. If you want customers that continue purchasing from you, a quality, long lasting product is what you should be selling, not junk for the landfill. I waited a while to get a few uses out of it before posting a review. It has lots of pros and cons: Pros: -Very lightweight. I have a spinal cord injury so a regular lawn mower would never work for me. I can push it with one hand and even lift it if necessary. -It's a beast. It powers through some seriously tall grass with little effort. - It has a safety key so your kids can't hurt themselves. - The clipping bag is huge for such a small mower. - A full charge does my entire front lawn. (this is also a con) - It has 3 cutting height settings which are great depending on hot hot it is. Cons: (They're really big) - it takes HOURS to charge and you don't get much time out of half a charge. This means that my backyard, which is way bigger than the front can't get mowed until the hottest part of the day or that I have to take two days to mow the whole lawn. Using an extension cord takes even longer and I don't have outside outlets that the short corded charger will reach, so, I have to drag the big, dirty lawn mower into my kitchen and trip over it until it's charged. It would be much better with a removable battery that goes on a charger like most other household tools. -It HATES thick grass. It may be good with tall grass, but if you have a thick lawn, it stalls out and leaves a giant pile of clippings constantly. Better have a rake and some bored teenagers. Don't let the grass grow more than half an inch or you'll have a serious struggle and the battery life is shorter. Would I buy it again? Probably not. The charging time and it's struggle with thick grass extends the amount of time I have to work to several days instead of one, and because it has issues with thick grass, I have to mow every three or four days so that the mower can handle it. If you have a very small yard with thinner grass, it's definitely worth it, but it's not for serious yardwork.