Sun Joe Electric 14-inch Walk-Behind Push Lawn Mower, 12-Amp, 3-Position

If you want something easy and light and don't want to mess around with gasoline, this is perfect. Some people don't like having to work around an extention cord, but it truly doesn't bother me at all. The mower has a little place where the cord can hang that helps. The trick is to start close to the outlet that you plug it into and mow outward from there, that way the cord just follows behind you :)

I bought a SunJoe years ago and the handle broke and I just never replaced it. I ended up buying a Walmart lawn mower which took me hours to cut the yard because the batteries wouldn't stay charged. However I thought it was doing a good job for the most part until 2 weeks ago it gave out on me and just wouldn't hold a charge at all. So I bought another son Joe and was instantly reminded why I love this lawn mower. people talk about the size but it can handle a lot and it gets the job done really quickly so I'm able to cut my front and backyard within an hour versus a whole day. It also cuts the grass in a way where I don't have to rake anything and I'm cutting tall grass with it just on the middle setting so it gets it really low but still leaves it beautiful and healthy I'm glad I'm back to this one!

The idea is there, but you need to know what you're getting... -The blade width is very narrow (so it takes twice as long to mow) -The electric charge lasts MAYBE the front yard and half the back, so several times I was waiting 4 hours for it to charge to finish the job -Cheaply made of plastic and had one of the plastic side knobs (circled below) split in half within the first month so the mower was held together with duct tape after that Great for small, flat, low maintenance spaces but really didn't work for me and I was left disappointed I didn't spend $50-$100 for something a little tougher

So this is a re-purchase for me. I owned this product for about 3 years and it worked well. The cord can be tricky but you learn to adapt so it doesn't pull out or get eaten by the mower ( both happened ). However, my mower was definitely not new. It had superficial scratches and dents/dings - see attached photos. It was definitely used. That's my only complaint.

It's fine for what it is, a little cheap lawnmower for a small yard. My yard is "lumpy" from buffalo grass so it's hard to maneuver over that. For a small, level yard it would be fine. Since other reviews said "level" I'm giving it 5 stars because I bought it anyway so it's my own fault if it doesn't roll as I would like it. It's still ever so much better than dealing with the pull cord, noise, gas, oil, and fumes of a gas mower. Delivery was delayed but that seems to be the norm now in the days of stay-at-home and only being able to shop online, not Sun Joe's or Walmart's fault.