WG733E 20V Brushless Cordless Lawnmower 33cm 200m² | 20V brushless motor with IntelliCut adapts power to grass; grass collection bag included; 33cm cutting deck

Firstly arrived on time...good start. Very easy to put together, simple and straightforward. The battery was fully charged in about 30 mins and now for the serious test. The lawn area is on quite a significant slant. The last mower I had was heavy and difficult to drag up and down. This worx lawnmower is SO light and easy to move. The grass hadn't been cut for a while and so I was expecting to have to go over it twice but this mower coped with no problem. It was so good and easy to use, on the slope and on the flat, that I even did my next door neighbour's (with permission of course!). Battery lasted for the whole job. I fully recommend this mower, makes cutting the grass a joy!

Having previously used a Bosch Rotak electric lawn mower, I recently switched to the Worx WG733E cordless lawn mower, and overall the experience has been very positive—particularly for a modest, everyday garden. Build Quality & Assembly Unboxing and assembly were generally straightforward, although fitting the handle on my own was slightly awkward. The main mower unit feels well constructed despite being relatively lightweight, which I consider an advantage rather than a drawback. The grass collection box is essentially a fabric bag, but it performs its function adequately. Cutting Performance For an initial cut on a relatively short lawn, the mower performed well. It does not cut quite as low as the Bosch, but in practice I found this beneficial. The blade is less prone to catching uneven ground or striking small debris such as gravel or twigs. While it lacks the more “heavy-duty” feel of the Bosch, it handled my garden comfortably without any sign of strain. Battery & Cordless Convenience Battery performance met expectations. I achieved approximately 25–30 minutes of continuous use, which was sufficient to complete my lawn. Recharging the battery took around an hour. The transition to cordless operation is transformative—no extension leads to reposition, no tangling, and no risk of accidentally cutting through the cable (which I have done in the past!). This alone significantly improves the mowing experience. Handling & Ease of Use The lighter weight makes the mower very easy to manoeuvre, especially around edges and obstacles. The controls are simple and comfortable to use over extended periods. The advertised edge-cutting capability is comparable to my previous mower rather than a noticeable improvement. Adjustability & Finish The six height settings are easy to adjust and would be useful for managing longer grass. The finish is neat and tidy, though it does not produce the striped effect associated with roller mowers. For a typical, uneven lawn with minor imperfections, the result is more than satisfactory. Grass Collection The 35L grass bag works as expected. It collects clippings efficiently and is easy to handle, with no particular issues to report. Noise & Overall Experience Noise levels are not noticeably higher than the Bosch, though the sound character differs slightly. The absence of a cable makes the entire process far more convenient and enjoyable. Storage Storage is simple and efficient. The handle folds down neatly, and the grass bag collapses almost flat. Not having to store and manage a power cable is a significant advantage. Value & Suitability For a standard domestic lawn—particularly if you are not striving for a “show garden” finish—this mower represents excellent value. Those seeking perfectly striped results may prefer a model with a rear roller, but for general use it is highly effective. Final Verdict For my needs, switching from a corded mower to this cordless model has been entirely worthwhile. It is easy to use, sufficiently powerful, and far more convenient in day-to-day operation. I would recommend it to anyone with a small to medium-sized garden who values practicality and ease of use over a pristine, ornamental finish.

Decent battery life compared to others I’ve used - also powerful, efficient, and easy to manoeuvre. I like the longer handles - no sore back. Only gripe is that the grass doesn’t really push through into the mulcher fully - it fills up about 3/4 then it cuts out as grass is stuck in the blades. Super easy to take off the mulcher and empty with the handle though so not too bad!

Well, I was pleasantly surprised, Wasn’t expecting to much, wanted a smallish battery run jobby for my front lawn, I do have another beginning with G, it’s good but rather on the large side, so have difficulty getting it from rear of house to the front, I have many Worx tool, and find they do a pretty good job This mower is very easy to use, very light and manageable, It’s also very quiet! Cutting heights are very good and plentiful, Haven’t had any problems with adjuster popping out like another review, Battery life is very good in my opinion, I guess it depends on size of lawn and how tall the grass is, The mower was put together in minutes and even though it looks rather small, did a very good job of my lawn, I’m very happy with my purchase and would strongly recommend,

Great quality mower well manufactured and easily put together at a superb price . Just mowed the back lawn which I class as decent size and still got half the battery life left . The grass was slightly damp but this didn't prevent it from picking up the cuttings with no clogging and with a great quantity collection box which filled to the full limit without any issues . Which by way came almost fully assembled all you had to do was click in the handle and attach using the screws supplied . I've had some mowers in the past where you had to faff around trying to build those things . So that was a nice bonus . Nice to have a one lever height adjustment ranging from 5 being the longest down to 1 which I reckon will be bowling green height . It had plenty of power to cut the longer bits without issue. Well worth buying .

Great little mower, lightweight and highly manoeuvrable, all thats required is putting the handlebars together and a few screws for the grass bag. Battery charges quickly and shows five bars for a full charge, I was able to cut my front and back lawn totalling around 50sq meters and used one bar, one other advantage is that you can cut a relatively soggy lawn without digging in compared to a heavy petrol machine.

Packaging as to be expected from the Worx range. Took less than 10 minutes to complete the build, battery on charge whilst setting the height. First impressions are good, excellent length of the push bar,grass box is easily fitted & surprisingly comes out between the bars. One lever to adjust all four wheels rather than individual or front then back. First use the grass was pretty long & it cut very well, new blades always do. The grass box filled quickly due to the height of the grass. Off one charge I cut 4 small lawns and a bigger front lawn. Quick push of the battery level button and was glad to still have 3 green lights. Had it a couple of months now and it's still like new, I'm not rough with my tools but they do get used. Good clean after use & all is good. Battery share is a good idea. No problem with a recommendation. Use with confidence.

Average. It’s ok but not amazing. Doesn’t cut as short as I’d been hoping. Upside is that it’s lightweight and easy to manoeuvre. The 40v battery has good capacity and handled my front and back lawns easily without having to recharge it.

I traded my petrol engine for this change to a greener place. As this is just about the anniversary of my purchase I can honestly say, this is a change worth making. You will need two batteries and time to cut your lawns three times a week under peak growing conditions. The machine is also very good at the minimum height in sucking up driveway debris. Each full grass box uses up a battery on my lawns, I have only emptied two batteries once. Could use a more powerful battery though. Keep your strimmer for time away, as two weeks growth is too much for this engine.