Speedi-Mo 360VC Electric Rotary Lawn Mower, 1500W, 36cm Cutting Width, 40 L Grass Box, 967663301

Brilliant value for money! Easy to assemble, easy to use. Handles my rough ground with minimal complaint and cuts well. It’s very light, which makes storage nice and easy. The grass collector feels a bit flimsy at first, but it operates perfectly. It’s a cheap chorded electric mower from a household name, it does exactly what it says on the tin!

For the money this is a brilliant mower, I expected less and got more. It was easy enough to put together, although I dont use the collection boxes so I've left that flat for now- it's handy that it comes in parts because then its not a giant piece of bulk that you have to find a space for. I find it cuts very well - even the first cut which was quite wet - the second one was a breeze as it was shorter and dryer. My last mower (lasted donkey's - gave up at the start of the season) was a heavy duty and expensive model and yet by comparison they seem very similar in ability, with this one potential slightly easier in maneuverability. I appreciate the higher handle setting, its made it easier to mow my lawn without doing an impression of the hunchback of notre dame. The height setting is easy to change and is set back further into the mower than my last one which makes it easier to get close to things without it flipping the handle. The main handle seems sturdy enough - for this price range its fine and easy to do if you want to fold it down - the washers will prevent the screws from weakening the metal so much and again, it seems more sturdy than my old one...although bear in mind the old one was no spring chicken. I cant really think of any negatives...I have two relatively large lawns and I got them done in record time with this mower, so I'd say this is good product.

At nearing 67 I notice bits of me are wearing out or falling off - and the same goes for the mowers I've used over the years. Most have been Flymos in various forms because I like the brand and, usually, they're lightweight. But they are not always up to the demands of the garden, quite long , on different levels, hazards to avoid (monkey puzzle tree, pyracantha, Ma's favourite bulbs, hedgehog houses and more). When the motor on the last packed up on its first outing this year I went for something tougher, more robust, and hopefully resilient. This has more oomph under its belt , a more powerful motor, and while the wing nuts were a bit fiddly (they take a while to engage so persevere) and the blasted grass box in three parts proved a bit of a trial for arthritic fingers and developing depuytrens contracture, and kept falling off until I twigged where it was supposed to fit, it all fell into place. This time in one glorious and, for me, quite heavy mower. I like the fact the grass box holds far more than the last mower did, and that it doesn't fall apart when I lug it off to the compost bin. It's not quite as easy to upturn and clean as the last - but again the last was much smaller and lighter. I LOVE the ease with which I can adjust the cutting length and the choice. It's wonderfully accessible - I don't I ever figured out how to adjust it on two previous Flymos or was frightened at my hand's proximity to the blade. The instructions are a bit meh. Lots of flying screws and other things but the really good news is most of the mower is already assembled. It's just a matter of getting the handle into place , the blasted wing nuts to finally connect and engage, and remembering to adjust the height - I forgot I'd shrunk over the years. If you can be bothered , fold it all away for the next un-rainy day. If you've got the space leave it assembled but remove the grass box. If you've clipped it all together it will slide into place on the next venture out. As for the cut - it's pretty good. Not quite as easy to manouevre as the smaller models but you gain far more with the impressive span of the cut. It covers far more ground but you've just to lug it a bit.

Used this a few times now and find it works well. The grass was very fall the first time I use this but it was no problem for this Flymo which surprised me, it’s not a big mower so you have to walk up and down a few times more but its worth the time. It cuts well and was Very easy to assemble, nice long lead although I also use an extension lead as my garden is quite long. The tray is easy to put on and remove but i didn’t buy one with a clear top to see when the bag is full, but to be honest you don’t need it as you will know when it’s full as the cut grass is not collected and lays on top of the grass . Very cheap mower but works well and I’d definitely recommend it. Very important to remember to use an electric safe cut out plug when using any electrical device as could save your life if you accidentally cut any cables.

Superb mower.easy to put together, I much prefer this to a hover Flymo, easier to use and control. This model has the blade height adjuster which is a great feature. Really impressed with it.

I’m very happy with the Flymo Speedi-Mo 360VC Electric Rotary Lawn Mower. It’s lightweight, easy to manoeuvre, and cuts the grass evenly even on slightly uneven ground. The 36cm cutting width makes it quick to cover the whole garden.The grass collection box is a good size, so I didn’t have to empty it too often. It was also very easy to assemble and store after use.Overall, a reliable and efficient mower that gets the job done with great results. Highly recommended!

So we bought this to replace two older mowers, both of which had given good service over 30 years. First impression while unboxing this was it's a bit plasticy. The handle went together easily, but there is some flex at the point where it screws onto the plastic mower frame so I'm not sure how long it will last...time will tell I guess. The grass collection box came in three pieces, and lets just say that it required some severe talking to, largely in the form of colourful words, while trying to put it together. A knife was also used to coax bits together...that or scare it into submission. Finally, having got the thing together, I took it out for a test mow. Now we have a very long, very uneven sloping garden that would provide a test for any mower. There are unexpected holes (thank you Mr Badger), a slalom course of odd trees and shrubs and a carpet of acorns near the end that tend to fly in all directions when mowed over. Ouch. How did it behave? Well, it's slightly bigger than the old mowers but it was noticeably heavier as well, which made me a little concerned as mowing is already a work out, however it seemed easy to push about, I just couldn't do my usual fling it about sideways that I could do with the lighter ones while hoping over stones etc. Maybe that's not a bad thing as it does stop me putting my back out. It did mow very cleanly, and changing the height is simple with a single ratcheted lever. It coped remarkably well with the unevenness and general bumpiness of the lawn, skimming over old half hidden trunks and paving stones with no problem. The large blade coped well with the occasional stick or fragment of lost clothes peg and didn't stop or slow down regardless of what ended up underneath it. It was loud enough to give the frogs near the hedge a warning as well, so that's good!! The cord is long enough to not have to shift the extension too many times so I'll count that a bonus. The grass box wasn't impressive... The top kept lifting off, and I never seemed to be able to get it fixed on correctly, so I just gave up on the box and things went much more smoothly once I'd taken it off and consigned it to the cellar, where possibly the mice will play in it. So. Did it cut well? Yes. Was it fast at mowing a large bumpy annoying garden? Yes. Is it heavy? Yes, but I didn't find that as difficult as I thought it might be. Is it well made? Jury is still out on that, maybe it's the sign of the times that plastic is the main thing used in all cheaper things these days. Is the grass box any use? Hmmm only if you want to constantly fiddle with it. Is it loud? Not more than any other and it does warn the local wildlife, so bonus. All in all, it's not bad for the price in a sale, and if it coped with our lawn, it will cope with just about anything!!

Excellent lawn mower that easily cuts through overgrown grass. Impressed with the easy set up & durability. The grass collection is impressive, but the only issue with the grass box is the handle comes off occasionally and the box pops out of place but wouldn't put me off. Great product! Bought the corded electric so that i didn't have to worry about a dying battery. Folded neatly away in my storage.

Good product, met our expectations