Greenworks 48V (24V x 2) 20" Brushless Cordless (Push) Lawn Mower (LED Headlight), (2) 4.0Ah Batteries and Dual Port Rapid Charger Included (200+ Compatible Tools)

Greenworks is aiming this mower at people who want gas-like convenience without the maintenance, and on paper it makes a fairly sensible case. The core idea is simple: two 24-volt batteries working together to deliver 48 volts, paired with a brushless motor and a 20-inch steel deck. That’s the kind of setup that usually translates into decent cutting power, quieter operation, and less fuss than a small gas engine. It also keeps the product inside Greenworks’ broader battery ecosystem, which matters if you already own other tools in that platform.

The feature set is practical rather than flashy. A 4-in-1 system gives you mulching, rear bagging, side discharge, and a turbo mode for leaf pickup or extra push when the grass is demanding. The dual-port rapid charger is a useful inclusion, because battery mowers live or die by charging convenience. The listed runtime is up to 45 minutes with the two 4.0Ah batteries, though that kind of number always deserves a little skepticism. Real-world runtime depends heavily on grass height, dampness, and how hard the motor has to work. In other words, the advertised figure is plausible for light to moderate lawns, but not something I’d treat as a guarantee.

What stands out in the customer feedback is how consistent the basic experience sounds. People repeatedly describe it as quiet, easy to assemble, and easy to push. That matters more than spec-sheet drama. A mower can have all the right numbers and still be annoying to live with; this one seems to win points for being straightforward. Several reviews also mention that it starts reliably and handles ordinary mowing without drama, which is exactly what you want from a battery mower. No ritual, no pull cord, no warm-up.

The caution flag is battery life. The reviews are mixed enough that I wouldn’t ignore it. Some owners are happy cutting a small yard on one charge, while others say the batteries drain faster than expected, especially in thicker or taller grass. That’s not unusual for cordless mowers, but it does mean the experience will depend a lot on yard size and conditions. If the lawn is modest and maintained regularly, the system sounds well matched. If the grass gets ahead of you, the runtime can shrink quickly.

At 67 pounds, this isn’t featherweight, but customers still describe it as manageable and easy to maneuver, which suggests the weight is workable in practice. The overall picture is of a well-liked cordless mower that gets the basics right: quiet, functional, and easy to live with, with battery runtime as the main variable that can shape satisfaction one way or the other.

Overall, reviews commonly highlight reliable, quiet, easy-to-maneuver performance and good cutting results, with the main recurring drawback being variable battery runtime depending on lawn size and grass thickness.

• —Two Greenworks 24 VOLT POWERALL batteries combine for 48 VOLTS of exceptional, better than gas power without leaving the 24 VOLT battery platform
• —Up To 45 Minutes Run-Time With 2 Fully Charged 4Ah USB Batteries. Run-Time Varies Based on Grass Condition and Operator Technique. Dual Port Charger Included
• —Highly efficient brushless motor provides more torque, quiet operation, and longer life
• —Durable steel 20 in. cutting deck gets the job done quicker and more efficiently
• —4-In-1 System - Mulch, Rear Bagging, Side Discharge, and Turbo Button for leaf pickup and maximum power