We got this to replace our two year old gas mower (which started having issues after just one year). From day one, the Worx mower has been easier to use than the gas mower ever was. Though the battery life can be somewhat limiting, it's well worth having an extremely quiet mower the cuts the grass quickly and evenly. I highly recommend this model!

I bought this about two months ago. My first mow the batteries made it almost through my front yard. (I live on 0.3 acres for reference) Since then, it is taking me 3 or more charges just to mow the front and another 3+ to mow the back. With having to let the batteries charge 12+ hours who has time to mow every single day?! Do not buy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The NITRO 80V 21" Cordless Self-Propelled Lawn Mower has completely won me over as my first electric mower. I'm genuinely amazed by its performance. Equipped with the 5 amp hour batteries, I can effortlessly tackle my 6,000 sq. ft. lawn, often completing nearly two full rounds on a single charge. As a lawn enthusiast who prefers not to let my lawn grow too long or cut it too low, this mower has been a perfect fit for me. It handles my needs with ease. The power it delivers is truly impressive, making the mowing experience efficient and enjoyable. The inclusion of the intelli-cut feature adds a layer of convenience, but I do wish there was an override to switch it into high output mode. While it's useful for regular mowing, there are times when I'd like that extra power to tackle particularly challenging areas. In summary, the NITRO 80V 21" Cordless Self-Propelled Lawn Mower is a fantastic choice for lawn enthusiasts. It offers impressive battery life, powerful performance, and the convenience of cordless operation. The only minor improvement I'd suggest is the option for an override to access high output mode. Nevertheless, I'm thoroughly satisfied with this mower and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and efficient lawn care companion.

I have only had my mower a few days now. I'm absolutely in love with it's power and ease of use. I am upgrading from a Worx 17” 40vMaxvolt push mower. This has been the best decision ever. I'm eager for the blower to be sold as tool only. I only wish the battery level indicator remained on during use. My older model does, and I find that much more beneficial than needing to stop and press a button during use. What else is coming in the 80v lineup? Some of us are impatient and demand previews LOL!

I want to like this mower, because it cuts good and is easy to maintain, but when you have to continually restart it while you're mowing, it becomes very frustrating! It just randomly dies, even when the batteries are charged. Probably going to have to send it back.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently decided to purchase the WORX Nitro 80 V 21” Self-Propelled brushless lawn mower. My immediate concern was the power and if it would be adequate to handle my average size yard. I am very particular with my lawn and the appearance. I often switch between mulching and bagging. I have used this Nitro for three consecutive cuts and could not be more pleased with the results. It has all the power I need with battery to spare. The ease of use is amazing. One lever adjusts the cut height on all 4 tires and one sets the speed. One cord quickly charges the 4 each 20 volt batteries which is removable to bring inside in the winter. My yard is looking great and I am pleased to help our environment with no more gas and oil cans.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this mower after owning a previous 40 volt mower. First time I used it the kill switch bar seemed to be defective because it would shut off even if you let it out less than a 1/4 of an inch. Not a huge deal so the second time I cut the grass I clamped the kill switch down with Velcro which solved that issue. However the mower died before I could finish cutting the entire lawn. When I say entire lawn I only mean the front and sides of my house. I do not have a large lawn and the older model 40v mower that I own would finish the job with power to spare. I replaced the batteries with 2 lower oam batteries that are part of the power share family and it would start up and run for about 30 seconds and quit., I am in the process of returning this product. Huge disappointment.

I have been using another brand battery powered lawn mower for 18 years. No gasoline, oil, spark plug, or filter needed. The only problem was that my mower was not self-propelled. I recently bought the Worx WG753 40-volt self-propelled lawn mower and it works great. If you want to go from "when do I have to cut the lawn" to "when can I cut the lawn again", this is the mower for you! It is also nice to be able to use one of the lawn mower batteries in my Worx blower to blow the mower clean after each use. After my research, the lower cost Worx batteries was one of the reasons that I bought this lawn mower. No regrets!

I bought the nitro 40v WG753 near the end of last year. There was no need to use it until a few weeks ago as I live in Canada. Well the mower itself is fine but the two 5AH batteries that came with the mower can only do half of my yard which is just a city lot. I am surprised and disappointed as I was expecting that the batteries can at least finish my yard like other cordless mower I had before.

I have had my 21" WG753 Lawn Mower for about 3 weeks now and really enjoy it. It cuts well, is lightweight and easy to use. It took some getting used to using the self-propelled feature, but works great. The only thing I am a bit disappointed in is the battery life of 45 minutes. But I purchased 2 more batteries, so I could do my yard in 60 minutes. The batteries last only 45 minutes, but I am happy with the performance overall