In terms of how this lawn mower performs, I have to say that I was astonished with the results. The mower boasts a 2-in-1 function which gives you the freedom to mow the lawn in your preferred way. There is the option to cut and collect the grass cuttings. The mower comes with a mulching plug, which I will discuss in a bit more detail later on. Now that I’ve got an electric Makita mower (DLM464), I can compare the pros and cons of each, which I hope will be useful to others. The DEWALT DCMW564RN-XJ 18V 480mm XR BL Lawn Mower Bare Unit is perfect for professional gardeners, groundskeepers and landscapers. Now with more power and less noise, this lawnmower gets the job done with extra efficiency. The handle is ergonomic in design and ensures easy and comfortable steering with the bottom roller allowing easy and free flowing movement across the ground. It is also now easy to create the striped effect on the lawn and a mulching attachment for lawn fertilization. There are five different high settings and also a 55 litre collection bag reducing the need to empty waste too often. With its brushless motor this lawn mower will last for longer and give you premium performance. Sold as a bare unit without batteries or chargers. The grass bag is lightweight and made from mesh fabric meaning that it is also much easier and compact to store. Despite being fabric, this is a heavy duty grass bag that will stand up to a lot of mowing.

Bought this mower 4 years ago, coming from using a petrol mower, having had reasonable experience with other Dewalt tools and wanting to avoid needing 1000 different chargers and batteries. The DeWalt DCMW564P2 mower benefits from a robust brushless motor, which is designed to be longer-lasting and provide a greater run time. Furthermore, this type of motor runs much more quietly, so mowing doesn’t have to be something that disturbs the peace. Note: this mower is also available as a bare tool (no batteries or charger supplied), details of this model can be found here Dewalt DCMW564N. DeWalt DCMW564P2 Video

DEWALT 18V 480mm XR BL Lawn Mower Bare Unit DCMW564RN-XJ

This was my first electric mower. It doesn’t feel quite as powerful as a petrol mower, but if you're sensible with it—choos ... Read more ing the right length of cut and not trying to plough through a jungle—I found that it's powerful enough. I certainly don’t miss pulling the starter cord, messing around with petrol cans, fumes, gunked-up spark plugs and all that other nonsense. Ergonomic push handle design allows easy and comfortable steering and robust, lightweight aluminium handles

heavy duty mesh fabric grass collection bag for cut free lawn aesthetics. Easy to remove up through the handles and stores flat Oh and did I mention that this mower can also be stored vertically, reducing the amount of storage space required? Wheels I bought this lawn mower in March 2021 because I have an aversion to the unnecessary burning of petrol. I also already had a bunch of DeWalt tools (and batteries). We were moving to a country property with plenty of lawn to mow, and I wanted to use it instead of the capable but petrol-powered Deutscher slasher that we already had on the property. Performance in terms of the battery life is difficult to be certain about, in that the mower has only been used a few times so far but battery life seems to be slightly longer with each use, so there may be an element of bedding-in involved. Also, I fitted the mower with two 9Ah batteries, rather than the standard 5Ah, but even on the first use there was just enough power to cut approx. 140m2 of lawn.The DeWalt DCMW564P2 mower has large rear wheels which add to the manoeuvrability as well as making this a very stable mower. What’s more, the wheels have twin bearings for greater stability and help to prevent scalping the lawn. It’s worth noting that the spring loaded height adjustment system on this mower seemed to add a bounce / suspension to the mower when mowing. This did not seem to cause any issues in terms of the cut quality and manoeuvrability. If you are looking for a powerful cordless mower from a premium brand that produces quality garden tools then look not further; the Dewalt DCMW563P2 will be right up your street. While you will need to make a more substantial investment on this mower compared to some other cordless models, the advantages of doing so are clear. This is a machine built for power and ease of use. In addition to this, the ergonomically designed handle offers comfort and easy access to the controls across the width of the handle. This is ideal for both left and right-handers and of course, for operating around corners single handed. There is a conveniently placed power actuation button making the mower easy to switch on and off. Furthermore, the handle folds down for easy and compact storage, and is made from aluminium making it lightweight, yet incredibly robust. I honestly expected the battery life to go before the mower, but a month ago (about the 4 year mark), the mower suddenly started making loud helicopter noises and alot smelly smoke. The DeWalt cordless mower boasts a generous cutting width of 48cm which is perfect for medium to large lawns. Anything up to 800m² is perfect for this mower. For this reason, this mower could be used for smaller commercial jobs, just as much as for domestic purposes. Handles

Another beneficial feature on this mower is the addition of two battery level indicators, that can be clearly seen whilst using the mower. The only negative about this feature is that there is only 3 indicator lights per battery, meaning they are in steps of 33%. This made it difficult when only one light was showing to know whether the battery was 33% charged or about to run out.I was initially reluctant to buy this mower because I wanted a higher-powered one running at 54V and was hoping DeWalt would soon release one. However when I called DeWalt to ask about it, I was told no such mower was on the cards, and that this mower was actually well-rated by customers. Having used it though, I think a 54V version is indeed needed, though I presume it’d have to run with the larger batteries to achieve reasonable runtime (12 Ah or 15 Ah). Or maybe running two 54V batteries in series to provide 108V would be the way to go? I hope the engineers are working on it.