The mower is great. Best value for under $200. Cheaper than paying $200 for a twin battery pack elsewhere. I bought this combination pack consisting of a lawn mower & line trimmer. It came with 2 x 20 volt 2amp batteries. I didn’t expect too much from the mower & even less from the line trimmer. It’s turned out to be great.the mower runs for 25 to 30 minutes before the batteries need charging. Perfect time to make a cuppa while charging. The extra batteries I bought along with a separate charger were put in as the others were charging. This set helped me to complete my 800 square metre lawn in good time. No exhaust fumes or accompanying noise you get from petrol mowers. I now need to track down replacement blades before they become extinct.

Great for small areas but would recommend buying extra batteries, otherwise you are looking at a fortune when Aldi doesn’t have them. (I get three quarters of my sidewalk done before batteries die).

Easy to handle and light weight. Other than the short battery life, I Iove it.

Purchased 2 years ago and has provided good service on a 1000m2 block, especially after I purchased an extra battery. Catches OK and mulches quite well but not so good when grass is damp. Started having random stalling issues a few weeks back and then just stopped altogether. Contacted support and the eventual reply was to take it back for a refund, which is a decent outcome. Unfortunately I have a spare $200 battery that I can not take back for a refund. It was worth it to get some experience for a first battery mower, but now I will purchase a more reputable model from from a dealer where I can get better support and a replacement should I need it during the warranty period as my grass is getting quite long now!

bought from aldi about a year ago $399, have a mixed lawn grass 380m sq to mow 60% flat the rest 20-30 degrees slop that gets mowed when its over grown by between 4-8 cm or starts to look crappy every 7-10 days summer 10-20 winter. both rear wheels engage for forward speed witch is a normal+ walk pace for me
6ft tall. used as a mulching mower works perfect. battery last for about 35-45min enough to mow front or back lawn with power to spare or both just before battery dies. recharge takes 1hr-1hr30mins from empty
once you get used to the self p...

I am trying to buy a spare battery but it costs $200.00 It only lasts 20 minutes.

I just saw the whole mower (including battery and charger) for sale in my local Aldi for $300.00

I paid $400.00 for my mower.

What a dud this purchase has turned out to be.

I have only bought and used this mower not over three months.
It worked fine for the two times I used it but the self propelling system is very weak.
The third time I tried to use it with a fully charge battery, it refused to start no matter how many times I re-install the battery.
Every is solid and well made including the battery and charger but there seems to be a recurring fault with the starter system as I have already bought this mower twice and the first one would not even start with a fully charged battery.
Compared with lesser specifie...

We have half an acre with plenty of trees so ride-on is out of the question, hence I have 2 petrol mowers: 190cc Subaru and 140cc Gardenline depending on grass height and terrain. 190 is quite a heavy beast but great for tall grass and heavy going. I also have a powerful, professional grass multi-purpose trimmer. Wife loves gardening but has health issues so can't and must not handle the big stuff, but we do have a couple of smaller areas which I find a pain using the big mowers. So she got herself the Aldi 2x20V battery mower+ Grass trimmer fo...

If you like flicking a 240V cord around all the time while mowing, it’s an okay mower for a while. If you hit anything even remotely solid and you’ll probably snap off the two plastic lugs that go through two holes in the blade and spin the blade. The motor will keep spinning but the blade will only move intermittently. An obvious design fault which appears to be trapping many buyers sooner or later. Junk.

Great price especially with whipper sniper. Easy to put together. Surprisingly quite powerful. Light and comfortable to use. Only have small lawn. I see people are not happy with battery life which is expected only 2 amp. Might get two more batteries. update bought two 4 amp batteries and all good twice the mowing time have big lawn and batteries are very good. Love my mower. You can do at least 500/600sm with 2 amp batteries

Its a bit weak .No good on longer grass.Mow for 10 min charge batteries for 2 hours. Yawn..
nice on short grass . The wipper snipper that came with it is much the same . Might be ok for manscaping thats about it. Can I get my money back?

No problem with the mower, it's the batteries that destroy all credibility and render the use of this mower to be pointless. Unless you just want to mow a lawn that is 20 x 10 feet forget it. The batteries will be dead after that. To mow a quarter of an acre you'll need to charge the batteries at least six times at an hour each. So if you do 20' to 25' and have to charge for two hours, expect to take two to three days to mow your lawn! The 2 AH Xfinity batteries supplied with the mower are simply inadequate for the task. 4 AH batteries would b...

where can you get a battery? I have only used it once and the battery did not last very long at all. Can anyone recommend a contact for a second battery? I find the mower fine otherwise it is good on my grass yer I have a reasonable block and I need the charge to last longer

I've been wanting an electric mower for some time. Thought this mower and trimmer for $200 at Aldi was so worth it!
However I'm extremely disappointed in the mower. Haven't even tried the trimmer, but will be returning.
Hardly get 15 minutes of mowing before both batteries are gone. Idk if they just overheat on the mower in the full QLD sun, but they're VERY hot when I take them off the mower.
First time I thought it was just me, but then fully charged both units and went again, only for the same result...
It mows pretty well with the catcher, but the batteries are far too small.
Tried without the catcher, but doesn't mulch very well.

We live on acreage and I bought this to mow all the little bits around the house where the ride on won't fit. Prior to this I used either a petrol brush cutter, or an old Rover mower that weighed a ton, was a pain to start, and leaked more petrol and oil than it burnt. I already have quite a few 4Ah batteries as I have some of the Aldi shop tools. This little thing is great, cuts well, better than I thought it would, is a light as a feather fits all the places I need it to go, and the 4Ah batteries last quite a while.
I once used it to mow...

We bought our Aldi Mower August 2019 and have been delighted with it up until now (October 2020).
The battery is dying and won't charge until it has cooled down. Or hold its charge for long.
It has 1 year warranty.
After Sales Support is by another agent called Positec Group.
There is no contact with Aldi, only impartial, unconnected agents.
On my third call in 3 days, I received a call back when I asked for battery prices.
$199 ea and $11 delivery.
As the battery only lasted 13 months
and is over half the cost of the mower,
I will be buying another mower elsewhere. ...

I bought this two weeks ago after it went on sale at my local Aldi, the last one available and I was estatic I actually managed to find one.

It has a massive cutting width and catcher (51cm and 50L respectively - much better than most brand name competitors, and even those that can match are far more expensive eg the AEG at bunnings which is basically $700-$800. Both these larger aspects mean less work mowing and less emptying the catcher. So full marks there. (Though the catcher I found never seemed to fill up as the inlet from the machine w...

Despite a few negative reviews, I thought I'd give this mover a chance. Collected it from the store, a 40Kg box. This is a battery powered mower with a steel chassis!
Unpacked and at first couldn't find the screws for the handles. But eventually found then in the battery box. I also charged the battery which was showing 3/4 charged.

Now fully assembled and charged, I set about mowing my 400 square metre lawn. My lawn is a mixture. One space of 150 metres is Santa Ana which is a fine leaf lawn and the other is Sir Walter Buffalo a cours...

This was purchased as i liked the idea of moving away from using petrol and all the complications that introduces.
I already had 2 x 4amp batteries and 2 fast chargers.
The Positives:
Light, easy to lift in and out of car (when mowing mum's lawn), easy to maneuver, adequate number of height adjustments, OK size catcher, instant start / stop.
I found i could mow ~ 70 sqm with ~ 50% life left in the 2 batteries.
The Negatives:
Main gripe - struggles when grass is wet; I found mine didn't push clippings into the catcher but rather collected it u...

It broke down only after a few weeks of cutting a very small patch of grass. I had to charge it every 10 -20 minutes. What should take only 20 minutes to cut the grass it took me 2 days. I have returned it.

I loved it while it worked, back in the drought when the grass wasn't growing much, then it broke.
Appalling customer service from the Positec (Australian rep) and from Edgeworth Mowers (the repair agent).
Should have saved my time and taken it straight back for a refund