Greenworks 48V 17" Brushless Lawn Mower Kit

I've been using this mower for around a month now and have mowed multiple times, and am fairly happy with the results. Here's are a few observations to help people who may be on the fence-I'm 6'4, and the handle is at the highest setting. It is comfortable to mow with and I don't have any back pain from slouching when mowing. It's easier to mow with than my gas self propelled, and is super lightweight. I was worried about it not being self propelled, but I would compare it to pushing a stroller (for you moms and dads out there) in terms of ease.-Do not get this mower if you want to mow anything more than a quarter acre on one charge. My entire property is roughly 2/3rds Acre and I usually have to break up front and back yard between charges. That being said, my back yard is easily 1/2 acre, and have only managed to mow it on one charge ONCE. Every other time, it's taken me anywhere from 2-4 charges to just mow my Back Yard-To maximize your battery life, you'll have to:A) Use the bagger attachmentB) Cut high to not overwork the mowerC) Do not mow in 95+ Degree WeatherThe battery will not last if you try to just mulch or cut too low. I have fairly thick grass in my back yard, and the lowest I can mow without bogging down is on the 3 height setting. The batteries s prone to overheating, so you'll need to try to mow in the evening, OR, take regular breaks to empty the bag to give it a chance to cool down.All in all, I'm happy with the purchase. It was a good Segway for me to buy an Ego Mower next tax season that can handle the size of my yard on one charge. However, if you are wanting good performance for a smaller yard that won't break the bank, I highly recommend this mower.