Murray 18V Lithium-Ion Cordless Lawn Mower IQ18WM37, Including 2x 2.5Ah Battery and Dual Charger, Yellow, Grey, Black, 37 cm

What a brilliant machine, I can’t believe I’ve struggled with a petrol lawnmower for so long. It’s lightweight, easy to push around, starts first time, a full charge easily lasts to cut my three medium sized lawns. The handle folds over neatly, reducing the storage space required and the two batteries can be easily removed for charging without any bother. There are three lights on the handle switch when fully charged which go out one at a time as the battery runs down and there is also a % charge indicator on each battery which accurately shows how much charge is left. This is accessed by opening the battery cover and pressing a button next to the illuminated digital indicator on each battery. The box collector is easily removed when full but has a good grass capacity reducing the number of times you have to empty it. The simple and easy to use height adjuster is very useful and accessible on the body of the lawnmower so that the one lever can be used to adjust all 4 wheels. I must say, I am extremely impressed with this electric lawnmower, it is well built, easily operated and extremely versatile around the garden! I thoroughly recommend it!

The Murray 18V Lithium-Ion Cordless Lawnmower has been a game-changer for my lawn care! It's lightweight and easy to manoeuvre, which is perfect for my medium-sized garden. The cordless design means no more worrying about extension cords or running over wires—just charge it up and go.The battery life is surprisingly good. I can mow my entire lawn on a single charge, and it recharges quickly. It also has enough power to handle thicker patches of grass without getting bogged down, which I didn't expect from a battery-powered mower.Assembly was a breeze, and I love how compact it is for storage. If you're looking for a low-maintenance, eco-friendly option that doesn't compromise on performance, this Murray mower is a fantastic choice. Highly recommended 5 stars from me.

This was good for a small to medium garden. The batteries had to be recharged before I was finished but it done a good job. It was easy to use and was good value for money. The only problem was it didn’t come with mulcher.

This is a brilliant machine and I wish I had bought it years ago. I've struggled with a wired electric mower on our relatively small lawn (100 square metres or so) for years so switching to a battery-powered mower was a revelation. It took me less than ten minutes to mow our lawn - half the time it used to take - and the batteries were still indicating a full charge afterwards. I am seriously impressed!However, (sorry about this Murray, you must hate the 'howevers') I did struggle more than I should have done with the assembly, and note from the questions above and other reviews that I'm not alone in this respect. Being nearly 70 years old and doubtless with slightly less than perfect eyesight, the diagrams in the manual were too small to be useful and the associated figure text was so small as to be virtually illegible. Figures 2, 3 and 4 were basically useless for me although I guess those with younger eyes probably struggled less!The text refers several times to the Safety Key but never once mentions where it is located. I only realized after I had completed the build that Figure 6 shows it; since I struggled with the diagrams I was relying on the text. It really wouldn't hurt to write its location in the manual (it is inside the battery compartment). This caused a delay of 10 minutes as I hunted through all the boxes several times believing I had somehow missed it in the unpacking and I was on the point of giving up when I finally located it.Also unclear in the manual is that the upper and lower handle cam locks are different, and again Figures 2 and 3 are so miniscule as to be useless to me. The lower cam locks have no nut attached and are the longest of the two pairs. These simply screw into the holes provided which are suitably threaded for the purpose. The upper cam locks come with the nuts attached and these have to be removed, as do the washers. The bolts are then threaded through from the inside of the handle to the outside where the washer and the nut are attached. Figuring all this out caused a further 10 minute delay. Maybe for some folks this was all obvious, but it wasn't to me.I could not find any mention of the two cable clips, so wasn't really sure quite where to locate these on the handle. They were not even shown in the 'Features and Supplied Items' list. So I just put these where they seemed to be the most effective but have no idea if that was what the manufacturer intended.If I were to assemble another one now it would take no more than 10 minutes, as it was it took about half an hour with a not inconsiderable amount of frustration. It was a good job that once assembled and used, the mower was so brilliant that it made it worth the bother.My advice to Murray - do more engineering like this, but improve your manual! Great product.

Its like mowing as it should be - front and back garden done easily on 1 charge (average 4 bed garden). Blade is sharp - collects well and basket empties into a bag/box easily. Bit tricky to get the assembly but once together looks fairly bomb proof. Love the key which is a great safety feature but also great security feature. 2 batteries can give you a read out as to how much charge they have left and the charging unit is easy to use. Batteries charge in no time and last longer than you would think. So far not missing my old petrol mower and probably won't. This is easy to maneuver and pop in the car etc.. I can't really rate it highly enough.