Worx 40V (2x20V) Cordless Lawn Mower
£199.00
Worx 40V (2x20V) Cordless Lawn Mower
Description
Worx 40V (2x20V) Cordless Lawn Mower
Recently awarded a Gardener’s World Best Buy, The WORX WG779E.2 34cm lawnmower uses two 20V batteries simultaneously, for extra power and runtime.
Product Video
Two batteries, double the run time
With intellicut technology, the mower adjusts its speed and power to grass conditions, therefore providing constant cutting power.
Six height settings give you the cut you want, all with the ease of a single lever cutting depth adjustment. Intellicut technology adjusts speed automatically with different grass conditions, so it keeps consistent cutting efficiency in dense grass.
Intellicut – technology keeps constant cutting power even in dense grass
Cut to edge Design reduces uncut grass around edges
Powered by x2 20V 2.0Ah batteries
Dual port charger, charges two batteries at the same time
Power Share 20V battery is interchangeable with other 20V WORX tools
Product Features
Close to edge cutting
With an innovative deck design this enables the WG779E.2 to cut grass close to fencing/walls, leaving a smaller uncut grass area around the edges.
Adjustable cutting height
Six height settings give you the cut you want, all with the ease of a single lever cutting depth adjustment. Cutting height ranges from 20-70mm.
Intellicut
Intellicut technology adjusts speed automatically with different grass conditions, so it keeps consistent cutting efficiency in dense grass.
Compact
The WG779E.2 compacts down on size when not in use, allowing you to store easily.
Product Technical Details
| Battery | 20V Li-ion |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 72 x 42 x 33.5 cm |
| Blade width | 34cm |
| Cutting heights | 5 cutting heights, ranging from 2cm – 7cm |
| Grass collection box | 30 litres |
Brand
Worx
1 review for Worx 40V (2x20V) Cordless Lawn Mower
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admin –
Nice cordless mower. Cuts well and battery is not too bad even though its only 40 volts. Its a cheap machine so as they say you get what you pay for. I would suggest looking elsewhere if you have big lawns unless you buy an extra set of batteries.