SENIX Electric Lawn Mower LPPX5-L
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About SENIX Electric Lawn Mower LPPX5-L
Overall Feedback:
72% positive
85% appreciated its grass collection system; however, 15% encountered issues like clogging or spilling
The mower is light in weight and can be easily carried from carport to front yard, especially with the battery and grass catcher removed.
I have noticed that the grass collection clogs up fairly quickly, which motivates me to stop and clear it for better performance.
I noticed that the mower stalled twice in too long grass and stopped working when bagger was full. the grass collection of the walk-behind-lawn-mower is not efficient.
I noticed that the mower barely collects grass cuttings and the grass cuttings it does collect, get dumped out as soon as you turn the mower off.
83% liked its cutting performance; however, 17% experienced issues with uneven cutting or missed spots
I find that the grass cutting works well but it clogs up fairly quickly, so I stop and clear it to make it run better.
I have to string trim (weed-eat) any space only accessible by pushing the mower into the wall because the blade stops cutting about five inches from the front of the mower.
83% appreciated its relatively quiet operation
The battery-operated lawn mower is a great alternative to gas-polluting and noisy lawn mowers I've used in the past.
I have operated the mower and it is the least noisy one I have ever used. Also, there is no smell of exhaust from a combustion engine.
84% found it easy to maneuver; however, 16% struggled with turns or navigating around obstacles
When going down a slight hill, I noticed that the front wheels of the mover stay slightly off the ground. However, it still covers the ground and cuts what I want it to cut, so it's not a problem.
I can move the mower forward and sideways easily, but turning it around 180 degrees is difficult.
The handle is designed to break eventually due to metal fatigue. It is long for safety but this makes storage space large and maneuverability poor.
90% found the height adjustment mechanism convenient
The handles are longer than my previous electric mower, making it a better choice for taller people.
85% liked its ergonomics; however, 15% experienced discomfort during prolonged use
My lawn mower's handle is very long, which keeps my toes far from the mower for safety, but it also makes maneuvering difficult and requires a lot of storage space.
85% liked its engine power; however, 15% experienced occasional stalls or lack of power
I was impressed with the battery power as I could cut the grass on one side, back and front of the house with one charge.
When the grass gets above 4-5 inches, the mower struggles a bit, but I can still get through it.
82% were impressed with its durability; however, 18% noticed premature wear or component failures
The handle of the lawn mower is designed to have metal fatigue and break eventually. This is a common design used by others also.
