19" 24 Volt Cordless Mulching Mower

Pros: Cordless, quiet and costs $.05 per 4,000 ft to operate.

Cons: Lead-acid batteries, weak battery charger.

The Bottom Line:

A CMM1200 electric, cordless mower is not only good for the environment but will make you the envy of everyone in the neighborhood!

Review: Just like Sarah Palin is shaking up American politics, the Black & Decker Cordless Lawn Mower is changing the way we look at cutting grass. Silent operation that is quieter than a ...

Pros: easy to start, easy to change cutting height,  not smelly

Cons: battery could be more powerful especially if grass is long.

The Bottom Line: Buy one and get rid of that smelly old gas machine.  I will never go back to a gas powered lawn mower.  I love the ease of use.

Review: I have had this lawn mower for two summers now and it is fantastic.  When I see someone I know while I am cutting the grass I often give them a demo of the really cool features.  I let go of the cut-off handle and then with just one finger I ...

Pros: Starts with the flick of lever. No gas, oil, plugs to mess with.  Quiet.

Cons: Wish they had a self-propelled version for those hilly areas. A little heavy.

The Bottom Line: Quiet, powerful, energy conscious and economical.

Review: I've owned this mower for a little over two years now and it has far exceeded my expectations.  Not having to bother with hauling gas and oil.  No tuneups. Several of my neighbors have commented on how quiet this mower is compared to their gas ...

Pros: No gasoline and runs very quietly.

Cons: Not convenient for a large yard due to battery charge.

Review: This is an exceptionally easy to use lawn mower and fairly lightweight too. There is very little assembly required other than the mulching bag and the mulch attachment. It is very easy to start as opposed to the cord pull mowers and runs relatively ...

Pros: No gas/oil, no cord, plastic deck = no rust, decent power.

Cons: Heavy, old-school lead-acid batteries.

The Bottom Line: If you're satisfied with corded electric performance and are considering cordless, don't wait, buy it!

Review: I have been waiting for cordless mowers with better batteries (Firefly batteries, lithium ion, etc.) to come out but it seems like they never release anything even though the technology continues to be "1-2 years out". Better batteries would allow more ...

Pros: No gasoline required; no pollution; quiet; lightweight, since it's mostly made of plastic

Cons: Limited range on a battery charge; battery needs replaced after a few years

The Bottom Line: Recommended for those who do not want to mess with gasoline, and who do not have large lawns or do not mind a two-day mowing job.

Review: I have had this lawn mower for 7 years and have been pleased with it.  It is so nice not to have to worry about gasoline and oil.  (We haven't been able to find a battery-powered snow blower, so having to mess with gasoline and oil with the ...

Pros: Easy to use, works well on small to medium sized jobs, quiet.

Cons: Short battery life, heavy, flimsy arms.

The Bottom Line: As long as you don't have a large amount of grass to cut, this is recommended.

Review: This review is for the CM1000 model of the Black & Decker 19" 24 volt cordless mower. After learning about how inefficient gas mowers are in terms of pollution, I decided to get a battery powered mower. This mower was pretty much the only option I ...

Pros: Love it.

Cons: I don't know yet

Review: 1st week, so far, so good.  Works like a champ, (wife uses it).  Neighbor says replacement battery will cost a ...

Pros: Quiet.  Starts quickly. Low daily maintenance. Powerful.

Cons: Expensive (repairs).  Not Green.

The Bottom Line: I would only recommend this mower if money is not an object to the potential buyer.  It's great, as long as it works.

Review: I bought a 19" CMM Mulching Electric Cordless Lawn mower from Black and Decker 5 years ago.  It is great in that it is quiet, low maintenance, and saves many trips to the gas station.  I have not been disappointed with the performance of the ...

Pros: quiet and cheap to run...if you can keep it running

Cons: forget any kind of support if it breaks down.

Review: Had one that we've used about 50 hours and it stopped working.   &nbs p; Just flat out stopped working. Charged up, but,  no  juice when you pull the lever. Of course, no friggin' way you can lift thecover just to see ...