Giving a like simply for the fact you actually came through on this video! Half the time people do an unboxing and say "I'll make a review video later" and it never comes!

real life representation of grass cutting. not on a golf course. My lawn is as bumpy if not more . Good job on the review.

First thanks for the video. I bought a Dewalt self-propelled mower 2 and 1/2 years ago for $700. My lawn terrain is about the same as yours. I was quite satisfied until the flimsy propel hand controls started sticking. This spring one of the batteries would only charge up to 2 bars of 3. I ordered 2 new 20v 60v Flex Dewalt batteries at the cost of $300 each. I installed the new batteries and used it to cut 1/2 of my small yard when it started raining. I stopped cutting and put the mower under the carport. 2 days later I checked the batteries and had only one bar showing so I charged them. When the charger showed a solid light one battery showed 3 bars indicating full charge the other only showed 2 bars. I took the old battery that had 3 bars and took the new one with 3 bars and put them in the mower. I pulled it out in the yard and got ready to start it and nothing. The mower was dead. I watched several other YT videos on this type mower failure and saw that the pulley that drives the blade was plastic and had melted causing the blade drive belt to come off which I think may have happened to my mower. Before buying watch some repair videos on this mower which is manufactured by Stanley / Black and Becker since they acquired the Dewalt name, The only authorized Dewalt repair center is about 100 miles from me. In conclusion, I took the batteries back and used the refund to Buy a Honda mower for the same price of the 2 batteries. Never again will I buy a Dewalt product or a battery mower.

You and another dude are the only people with videos on KZfaq with this mower give us more videos man you gotta milk this… give us some updates two weeks later

I am grateful for your work. I have a small yard with many obstacles requiring pulling back, so I was disappointed to see that they didn't get that right. The hand discomfort shows that their beta testing was absent. I'm a DeWalt fan so perhaps they'll go back to the drawing board and I'll reconsider. I'll watch other videos to see what the deck is made of, how much it weighs, how easy it is to adjust the height of cut, etc. I'm 79 and I want something self-propelled but also lightweight because my Honda-powered MTD without self-propel is a chore.

To be fair to DeWalt-cutting longer grass would be a challenge to even a gas mower.As for reversing when finishing your pass,that happens occasionally to even my Toro 60 v mower with Personal Pace.

Well done MIKE! Thanks for the HONEST REVIEW!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I found this video looking for setup. Thank you for making this video. I found the information helpful. I do however very much like mine.

I own the push version, and I love it. It cuts cleanly like you said, it is light enough for me. The dewalt push mower feels like my old Troy Built TB240 self-propelled gas mower when the throttle is engaged. The benefits of the dewalt mower being lighter was a big plus to me, I was expecting it to be of similar weight as the Troy Built.

Thanks for the review! Doesn't look all that bad, looked like it did fairly well with some thicker taller grass. But we kind of expected better from it I guess. This seems to be on par with Ryobi and below Greenworks, EGO and Toro

Thanks for sharing Mike always have the batteries as you said in the first video

Hi, I wanted to know if the mower with the bag sucks up leaves and small debris and for a clmean result, thanks

How do you think it would do on hills? Is it heavy? Can you raise and lower it for different lengths?

I got one of the little ryobi ones, the last model, for 50 bucks at a garage sale. It was never used. I have .1. It has no powered wheels or anything. On a tall grass day it takes me 4 batteries but if I keep up with my cutting I can do it in 2ish. I'll stick with it after watching this video lol

Love the disclaimer “no seriously, I don’t suck at landscaping” basically lol

I recently made the mistake of buying an Ego lawn mower. Its far from good, its marginal at best and the plastic construction is not going to fare well with my rough yard. Stuck with this mower now that I really don't use. The buttons for the self propel on the Ego are terrible, slight bump, hand comes off for a second and you stop. The self propel doesn't release when you let off either, so you have to push the mower forward in order for it to disengage, kind of annoying. My Ego randomly shuts itself off as well without any warning, or error lights....the self propel randomly stops working too. For a $600+ mower I expected better, a lot better. Back to the gas lawn mower, Ego, another over-rated brand of mower. The OEM blade on it sucks too, barely any lift, marginal cut quality, and didn't mulch well. I put a universal 3 in 1 blade on it and it did much better. The motor is supposed to be torque sensitive as well and automatically adjust to conditions...it does but its so slow at it, that the thing will stall before it ramps up the speed, or it ramps the speed up after you have already passed the area where the extra speed was needed. Don't recommend the Ego, people swear by them but I'm not impressed at all.

Most self propelled gas mowers don't have variable speed either. Maybe try shrink tubing as a cushion on the levers?

That deck looks very skinny as in no deck depth if you know what I mean. Heck my base model Ryobi 20” mower has a deeper deck than that. Is it just me or is it not that deep of a deck?

6:10 arent those random blades of grass directly behind your boots that have not been cut?

SO.. I own this Mower I think first off you are cutting too fast. 5 6 7 is almost a trot there isn’t a gas mower that I know of that runs that fast well.. Maybe a Dixie Chopper but this is a walk behind not a run behind Plenty of power too . And trying to mulch 8 to 10 inches of grass? A bit much for any mower also. Mine will throw wet grass to the back of the bag consistently. As far as the drive motor disengaging, let off on the trigger a touch early and it works every time. Higher drive speeds are for the trot back to the garage cut at about 2.

That looks very low to the ground, how is it in tall grass?

Ryobi 40V with whatever that thing that means it propels itself is? (with a second 40V onboard since the battery life ain’t great? Skil 40V?

all the electrics seem so rickety my 27 year old snapper disk drive self propelled finally broke the handle in half on one side I just used to the ole TIG welder back together didn't hardly miss a beat I hope it runs a few more years plus my yard take about 1hr 20 minutes I think that is just about to much for todays electrics although I have a ton of dealt 20 v hand tools chargers and batteries

Damn I was hoping this was going to be a nice mower. I’ll stick with my 20 year old Honda for now.

Mike, thanks...after Church on Sunday, I look forward to "Projects for All." What do I think? I think you'll never see this old goat doing that ever again. But, give me gas or diesel! I'm sure I'm not warming the environment up that much. Remember the complaint about the ozone layer? Where did that go?

sounds like a wait-and-see. maybe the next version will be better?

It bounces around a lot and sounds quite plasticky and cheap, it’s like you need the weight of an engine on it.

I've got this mower - UK version, 2 x 18V running with 2x54V. It's fine down to level 3, but just doesn't collect the grass at level 2. If you want a tight, tidy cut - this just doesn't do it. I feel like i've wasted a whole load of money on this and suggest you don't do the same.

Why knock something for the wrong reasons?????????????????????????

2 things.. 1. i would never ecommend wile mowing going ovcer a hard surface like a plank of wood unless you want to take the chance to get you blade to hit it and possible injury 2. the mower you have does not look fit your lawn. self propelled mower on an uneven surface will always suck thats why a push would have had better result

Why are you mowing with only one hand? You complain about it not tracking straight but you aren't guiding it

I bought one last summer. Today I bought a gas mower if that tells you anything.

To bad for a $700 mower, to be sub par. Ill stick with my 15 year old gas craftsman

Cheap and flimsy mower, no way I'd buy a mower that requires 2 passes to cut one lawn. Noticed the second pass looked normal so back to the drawing board. Overheating shuts off the motor so no way, that thing is junk! And they wanna outlaw gas powered mowers, eff them too!!!

This is garbage dont buy

That looks and sounds like a piece of junk. I'll stick with my non-self-propelled (because I'm not a little girl) EGO mower that doesn't bounce around like a cheap hunk of plastic.

EGO. Made by Chervon. Problem(s) solved.