LawnMaster MEB1114K Electric Corded Lawn Mower 15-Inch 11AMP

I like this little mower a lot! I am an older senior and it is so nice not to have to wear yourself out Yanking on a starter. Just push a button and off you go. A lot of people prefer the battery so you don't have to drag around a cord. I prefer the corded version as the battery Always goes dead before I finish my goal and makes me so furious. This way that does not happen.

I have an oak tree in my yard that has huge roots growing above ground. For 3 years, I drug my 60 pound mower across those roots to mow the lawn. I finally gave up and paid someone $150 a month to do it for the past two years. I realized how much money I was wasting on something I could do myself, so I started looking for an electric mower.I read several reviews and watched tons of videos before choosing this one. It arrived two days later and it took approximately 15 minutes to assemble.I was able to carry it outside with one hand! I set the height 1.58 inches, pressed the start button, pulled the lever, and had at it. I had no idea how bad I needed this in my life! It was easy to maneuver and cut with precision. I was done in 20 minutes!Now it was a little challenging to keep the cord out of the way at first, and right when I got to the end, I messed around and ran the mower over it! I realized later that I forgot to attach the cord retainer! That's not enough to make me give this mower any less than 5 stars!If you're a single, female homeowner who's been using a regular, gas powered mower to maintain your lawn, do yourself a favor and make the investment. You will not regret it!

For two years I used the B&D 3 in 1 mower/trimmer/edger (BESTA512CM). It's a weed whacker on wheels. It worked fine on my small yard. My complaints were no bag, so it sucked raking grass, and the weed whacker itself fairly consistently pops out of the base. Mowing my back yard took about 20 minutes + 10 to rake grass and dump it. It's not a bad unit, I was just sick of all those things mentioned. I wanted a cheap mower and that's what it was.March 2025, I decided to spend a little more and get a mower with a bag. I almost bought a different brand that was much cheaper, but some comments said finding blades was difficult. The manufacturer was sold out. Enter this unit. Good reviews, blades can be bought here, and I found a warehouse return for a good deal.Pros:- Super easy assembly. Pretty much just the handle and a few nuts and bolts. No tools needed.- Fairly quiet. Nowhere near as loud as gas.- Lightweight. Has a handle on the motor.- First trial run, my backyard was overgrown, and some parts well over 6 inches tall. This mower did fine.- Much smaller than a gas mower. Takes less space.- No spark plugs, no gas, only maintenance is to sharpen or replace the blade when it's dull.Cons:- Majority is plastic. Entire base, wheels, height adjustment, controls, all plastic. I think the only metal is the motor, blade, and handle.- Start lever is cheap flimsy plastic.- Bag is small. I filled it up 4 times on my approximately 30'x12' yard.- It does look and feel like a toy, even though it's a real working lawn mower.4 stars because the bag is so small.All said, even if I had known all the cons before buying, I would still buy it. I think it is worth the money.

I'm so disappointed I've had this lawn mower for like a little over 2 weeks now have a warranty the Amazon warranty does not end until 2 days from now that I have my 3-year warranty I am not able to talk to you Amazon person to figure out if they can send me a new lawn mower I have not been able to contact the seller to see if they can help me with the issue and I can't get nobody on the 866 number to tell me what to do I got my lawn mower and when it came in I charge both batteries fully I put the lawn mower all the way together I did the press the button and pull the trigger thing it didn't cut on so automatically I thought it was something that I did wrong after changing the battery to the other four battery letting it sit and try and do it again it still didn't click I then went to the little part where the button is and noticed that once I unscrewed it there was nothing triggering the switch to cut it on I'm guessing the button in the lever are supposed to trick it to cut on and it's just not working but if I use my finger to press the button it will cut on but it's no way to move the lawn mower to cut the grass this is not fair nor can the card the money go back to the same card that I use because I had to get a whole new card I don't want to cut it and I just want my lawn mower so if the seller happens to see this someone reach out to me cuz if not my suggestion is go to another battery save a battery ran lawn mower not this product.

At first I was skeptical because it's a small mower.I had a toy mower as kid that was bigger.Well, this mower is beast at cutting grass. I have a one acre field and the grass was about 4 inches high. It had no problem going through it. I plan on getting one more battery and I will be able to do the full cut without having to recharge. Great product..

Not a bad mower. Not a fan of the "bicycle style" lever that you have to hold to keep it on. I wish it had a bar that goes the length of the push handle. The cord control piece just flops and is not secure. I dont like that...And also wish it had one more lower setting. I had a Ryobi that stopped working and got this one. The Ryobi had a lower setting and qas easier to keep on due to the bar. So far it does cut good but I need it lower. My yard is small and I like to keep it short.

I have a huge backyard that gets grassy/weedy about twice a year so I just needed a mower for casual use. This little thing did the trick! We had about 2-3 feet tall grass/weeds and it hacked them down without a problem. My only complaint is that the bag is tiny and fills quickly, but other than that, this thing is totally worth it!