I have the previous 21 inch version. Had it for 2 years so far and its been fantastic. This new version is even better. This is hands down the best mower for most people that need a push/self propelled mower. Can't beat GreenWorks for bang for your buck!

I have this new Greenworks mower, have mowed with it twice now, and I am very impressed with the cut quality of the mower. To get the best cut quality I can, I run it with the Turbo on the whole time. Cut quality is as good as the dual blade Honda gas mower I was using for the past 10 years. The maneuverability of this mower is WAY better than my old Honda, due to less weight, and larger back wheels. Dare I say mowing with this thing was almost fun! Sure makes the twice a week maintenance mows a breeze. I'm going to try the next mow without the Turbo feature on, to see if there is a difference in cut quality. Will report back.

I have the Husqvarna Le - 322r and I think this compares in quality of cut. Two great mowers

The stacked, offset blades are said to improve mulching by 30 percent. I guess that means "mulches into segments that are 30 percent finer, helping the clippings decompose faster." But maybe it means "leaves behind 30 percent less clumping." I have the Gen. 2 60V 21-inch. I mulch in Turbo mode, using the heavier, high-lift blade. The 22 doesn't offer a high-lift blade because it doesn't need one. But it still benefits from Turbo mode. Please report back to us after you've torture-tested your 22 on high grass in Turbo mode.

Finally a review of something like this from a youtuber that doesn't try to be a comedian.

You mentioned that there is no problem backing up. I have last years model, you have to push forward a little to unlock the wheels before pulling backwards. To me, that’s an annoyance.

Reel mowers are the best way to go

Thanks for the informative review Greg! I'm thinking this might be the one that gets me to make the move to battery powered. Resolving the wheel lock up issue is huge for me. Just wondering, do the wheels have much traction? They almost look shiny like they might be slick. I have a yard that slopes from the sidewalk to the street at a pretty fair angle and is a bit rough. My 90lb gas mower will slide down and almost off the curb making it a chore to control. I am hoping this one would be easier on me. Just getting older and I've had surgery on both shoulders in the past.

Grass not tall to test the torque

There is literally no grass. What are you cutting? Are you being sent units to promote on KZfaq? 😂 There is a 25 inch electric mower that I was interested in the past. The blades are side by side so you are really leaving a thing strip in the middle that is uncut. It was one of the complaints aside from being underpowered for the job. High lift blades cause battery drainage issues This is my problem with electric mowers. It is the need to preserve power unlike gas which run at full throttle and smaller blades by inch or more compared to deck that causes corners next to road if the road is below your yard to be left uncut. You have to invest in a string trimmer to clean up and those can get very top heavy. The EGO unit comes with 5 and 7.5 amp hour batteries at least which are pretty heavy to lug around the yard.