Cordless Lawnmower recommendations

[Wannaflyaway]

Hi, I'd like to buy a good cordless lawnmower as I'm fed up of struggling with my cheap manual one. My lawn is small so I'd ideally like one that is relatively rsmall and lightweight. I also need one that's really easy to assemble as I'm useless at assembling things. In terms of price, ideally no more than £200. Does anyone have any recommendations? Thank you.

Gtech has really good reviews

I bought a spear & Jackson one last week from Argos. £180. It does my mid-sized lawn with about half a battery to spare. Over-all I’m quite impressed.

Bosch Rotak cordless mowers are very good, I bought one about 3 years ago, but probably out of your price range. Most cordless mowers are quite expensive, but worth the extra to do away with the cord.

Our g tech is brilliant.Its light ,easy to maneuver and does a v good job of cutting grass.We have the strimmer too which is v good.

Thank you all very much for your recommendations. I'd love to get the Gtech but at £500 it's outside of my price range. The Bosch is too, sadly. I've looked at the Spear and Jackson though and it's got good reviews and within my budget. Maisy is it easy to assemble? Thank you.

@Wannaflyaway it’s really easy to assemble 🙂

Do you have any cordless power tools already? Because quite often you can buy the item without the battery and use the existing batteries (which are a good part of the cost) that you have.

DP has just bought Makita cordless hedge trimmers and part of his reasoning in choosing that brand, apart from that it is his favoured brand for power tools, is that he already had a drill and a battery/charger, so he only had to buy the trimmer unit, saving the cost of a battery and charger, which can be nearly £100 on it's own.

A quick google indicates that we can get a Makita battery lawnmower from about £130 which is a lot less than I imagined, but mainly because it's only the lawnmower and we already have two batteries and a charger .