Sprint 2x18V (36V) Lithium-Ion 44cm Cordless Lawn Mower 440P18V, Powered by Briggs & Stratton, up to 640 m2, Including 2x 5Ah Battery and Dual Charger, 5 Years Warranty

Good product and service Pity I can't register it!

I love this lawnmower. This was my first battery powered mower, as I moved house and had to tackle a large back garden, but also reach up a grass verge along the street away from power supply. The grass verge is full of weeds, tree branches, stones, brambles, nettles and other brush. This lawnmower just wipes them all out. I hit wooden tree stumps, huge rocks that blocked the mower the size of bricks and once I removed them the mower just carried on, no issues. The mower allows a super close shave, but you can raise the height in many increments to a quite high level and this works well on rough ground and if you tilt the mower you can mow brambles, nettles etc.I like the little safety key by the battery which means that children would not be able to start the mower without this key inserted.There is no mulch function with this mower. If you want mulch then you could just leave the collection bag off and re-mow the lawn when the grass is already cut.The one issue I have is that the collection bag has two prongs that allow it to seat into the mower, but if the areas where these fit into collect grass clippings, then the bag can fall out, as it is not seated deeply enough due to grass filling the area. I suggest cleaning these each time with a tool before refitting the bag after emptying it.Battery life is as expected. With all these batteries, always charge them immediately after they go flat.

Had this lawnmower a while now, so able to give a proper review. I was worried about it not being self propelled, but its so light, its no problem at all. So light, it feels a bit flimsy, but no big issues yet. The rubber handle is very soft and tears when catching on sharp objects in the hedge, so that won't last long.Battery life is decent, but they need to be charged before you use, or it drop 20-30% in a week. I'm probably going to buy two more batteries, as if the grass is a bit long and lush, they don't last long. You have to attach the grass catcher carefully and remove the cuttings from the grooves, or it tends to fall off.Generally it does a great cut and is simple to use, so decent VFM.

I have a large garden and my petrol mower which is about four years old is now temperamental so decided to invest in a cordless mower because of the size of my garden which would require a very long cord. This Sprint mower has a Briggs and Stratton engine and is powered by two 18v Lithium batteries. The mower moves effortlessly and is very smooth and efficient. It was easy to put together due to its clever design. The mower also has multiple level settings which is ideal for adjusting it to the required one. After mowing the garden I still had more than half the power left in the batteries

This mower has transformed my lawn. I didn’t realise just how poor my old mower was until I used the new one. It pulls the grass up and cuts cleanly. If you mow a particularly thick patch of grass you can hear the motor rev up to compensate. Charging is simple and quick. The grass collection is big but a bit fiddly but this did not cause me any issues.

The good points:Large cutting blade, large grass box, relatively lightweight for its size, cuts well, supplied with 2no. 5ah batteries and dual charger.The bad points:Nowhere near the area coverage as advertised, even in short dry grass. Grass box design is problematic as if not aligned 100% the box randomly falls off. Cut grass gets stuck in the rear flap hinge and grass box fixing brackets causing problems. Grass box full indicator doesn't work.

I have had this mower for nearly a year now and have a very large garden. In summer (now) one charge will do the whole of my grassed area. However, in Spring the batteries have to charged twice, but recharging doesn't take long - half an hour or so. After a year, the batteries are not losing charge and the mower cuts well on all settings.

Right, where do I start?I ordered a Murray cordless 44cm mower sometime in March but as Amazon didn’t have a clear delivery date I cancelled it and saw this, identical, version by Sprint and ordered it on the 6th of April. It finally arrived today, the 1st of May. I know deliveries are being held up by Covid-19 but come on Amazon, this is incredibly poor!As far as I can see, Murray and Sprint are one and the same as they, certainly as far as I can see, carry the same products so I don’t know what is going on there, maybe someone can enlighten me.Next, on unboxing the mower, there were duplicates of EU compliance manuals but no instruction manual. I went to the website and after, an incredibly long time, finally downloaded a manual.Whilst I was waiting for the manual to download, I looked at the parts sent in a bag to attach the handle and thought there were missing parts, which turned out to be true, unbelievable really...... no manual, two missing cam locks.The product is very light but it just strikes me as being of very poor quality, my previous mower was a Honda Izy which is a tank in comparison. I really can’t see this thing lasting very long as it just feels so flimsy.I have emailed Sprint via a form on their website to ask them what they intend to do about the missing Cam locks but in the meantime a couple of cable ties and some Gaffa tape have at least made the handle connect the the mower.The only plus is that it does cut very well, sucks up the cuttings on a damp lawn and due to being so light.I’ll see how long Sprint take to respond but I have a feeling this might be sent back and I’ll seek an alternative product.After waiting for nearly a month, I am very disappointed.P.S. Just noticed that the mower now is £100 cheaper than the price I paid, what on earth is going on Amazon, please do the decent thing and get in touch with me as I am very unhappy.