Ryobi 18V ONE+ OLM1833B 33cm Cordless Lawn Mower | Lightweight, EasyEdge Grass Combs, 5 Position Height Adjustment, Small To Medium Gardens (Battery & Charger Excluded)

Left it a while before reviewing to make sure not a 5 minute wonder. For a medium sized garden, this is a no brainer. Quick delivery, easy to set up (5 minutes), battery fully charged too, so 15 minutes after delivery, you're mowing... 30 minutes after delivery, you're done. So long as you don't have the length setting too short, this will mow as quick as you can walk, seriously. Battery life is good, too - again, as long as you get the length settings right... too low, and it will happily mow, but battery life is much less. You're better off using a high setting at first, then the lower one for a second pass - depending on the size of the lawn, you'll have ample power from a single charge. One thing used to annoy me about the old corded mower with roller was mowing wet grass. An absolute no no. No problem with this one... as long as you have a 15 minute window between downpours, you can still cut the grass effectively with none of the compaction, grass tearing or gouging. Again, high setting then a lower setting... no drama. The supplied strimmer is perfectly adequate for its role, nicely adjustable, very light and powerful, a good companion to the mower (mind you, the mower does cut right to the edge anyway) The other tools in the Ryobi One range are equally good quality, but save yourself a bit of money by getting a couple of generic spare batteries. You can pick up 2 x 5A batteries for a decent price and much less than the Ryobi branded ones

I've had this for about 3 weeks now, and have done 3 cuts, so decided to put my thoughts down. Like most I enjoy a good quality lawn, and since moving house two years ago our lawn in now about 10 metre square so ditching the old petrol push mower for the 33cm cut Ryobi made sense as I was already invested in the eco system. Pros: Lightweight and easy to maneuver Good cut depth range (25-65mm) - I use the lowest setting labelled as '1' Effective grass collection system Works with Ryobi and aftermarket batteries Quiet operation Cons: Battery life is limited (10-15 minutes) Expensive batteries Overall, the Ryobi 33cm One+ 18v lawn mower is a good choice for small to medium-sized lawns, don't even think about it for large lawns. It is lightweight and easy to maneuver, and it cuts grass evenly and effectively. The grass collection system is also effective, and the mower is relatively quiet. However, the battery life is limited, and Ryobi batteries are expensive. If you are looking for a cordless lawn mower that is affordable and easy to use, the Ryobi 33cm One+ 18v is a good option. I didn't see the major benefit for a small lawn to pay the extra for the larger cut model.

If you need a cordless light lawnmower, then maybe the cordless ryobi 18v one is for you. In the box, you get the lawnmower, a grass collector, and the handle rail that needs to be assembled with four nuts. Note: This version of model DOES NOT come with any batteries. You will need either the 18v 3.3ah batteries, or the recommended 5ah batteries (18v). Again these are not included in the box. Assembly was simple, you just need to remove the packaging, check contents and build the handle. This requires four screws/nuts and is included in a paper packet. However in my box, one of the rail bolts was missing. The packet was not sealed and there was only 3 items in the packet for the upper rail assembly. Luckily these are universal bolts, so I was able to replace it myself. The build quality of the lawnmower is pretty much plastic all the way, with the exception of the handle and the motor/blade itself. Being cordless is probably its best attribute as no wires to get caught up in. You get three blade positiions as well, so you got 4 blade positions as well, so you can adjust the cutting length. You turn the unit on by engaging both handles and pressing the green button. There are no other functions beyond that. In terms of battery life, the 3.5ah battery at 18v lasts about 10 minutes and results in lower blade speed, so its not going to cut as fast as the 5ah battery which has a higher engine speed. The mower is fairly stable, easy to use and quite light. It will handle a straight lawn fairly well, but with wet edges it doesnt perform as good. This is more because of the weather during spring time. So you might still need a strimmer, even though it says you should not need one. The longer life battery at 18v (5ah) runs for much longer and seems to do a better job. Its super easy to use and has very simple controls. The grass box is also quite easy to fill and empty as well. For a basic cordless lawnmower it works on small gardens. If you want to get the best out of this mower, your going to need a minimum of two large batteries and 2 of the smaller ones. You can use the Ryobi strimmer ones too as they are universal across the range, but it simply lasts half the time and the strimmer batteries run slower. Pros: Easy to assemble, good for small lawns, works well with both types of ryobi batteries. Cons: No batteries included, could have included one to get you started.

Great product. Lightweight. Easy to use. Good value great fast charging

Good item,good price, seems to do the job. Used to cut quite long wet grass,battery expired about half way through,about 20 minutes, having been used on strimmer before mowing.,so good performance. I had another aftermarket battery ready and charged so no problem. Should be no problem on shorter drier grass. A bit fiddly to put together but not difficult. Easy to push around and cuts well.Good price for mower and strimmer together. 2 extra batteries and another charger for under £35 on Ebay so pretty happy with it all.

I've had nothing but trouble with this mower. The first issue I'll admit could be partially my fault, but I still blame the manufacturer. They've chosen to provide a pictoral manual, which I guess makes sense to save money by not having to produce different manuals for different markets. But to me many of the pictures are not useful, specifically the one that tells you how to turn the stupid thing on. There are two squeeze levers as with many mowers, but there is also what the manual calls a "start button". It's less of a button but a release catch - if you squeeze the levers alone, nothing happens, you have to hold the release catch in and then squeeze the levers at the same time. The picture used for this operation is not clear at all, maybe I'm stupid but I work in aircraft engineering and can understand technical text and schematics. No matter how many times I pressed the button and then squeezed the levers, nothing happened. I initially thought the problem was with my batteries, which in itself is another issue I have with Ryobi - they have this "One+" platform where the premise is that one battery will power any of your tools, but it turns out there are several types of "One" battery, some obviously more suitable to certain applications than others, so the "One+" is a bit nonsense. That in itself would be fine if they told you which batteries are needed for which products, but there doesn't seem to be much of an indication at all, unless you only ever buy the package deals they offer - what's the point of having one battery to power all your tools if you actually buy a brand new one with every tool? Anyway, the thing wouldn't work, so I contacted their customer service via fb messenger and they said the mower will definitely work with your batteries, so it must be faulty. Get Amazon to replace it. Amazon did very kindly replace it, and guess what, same issue. I reported it again to their customer service and this time they asked me to report it on their website. I hadn't done that the first time because their website is awful and doesn't accept punctuation in your comments. I persisted with the damn thing a second time and eventually got it to accept my issue report, they haven't yet acknowledged or responded and this was a month ago. So I messed around with the stupid mower for some time, obviously *two* mowers can't be faulty, and eventually I figured out that the "start button" is not a button at all but a release catch. Then it started working. Okay great, this was late April, the grass didn't need cutting and the Environment Agency were promoting No Mow May to help the little bees, so I put it in the garage and forgot about it. I got it out today and had two batteries fully charged and ready to go, bearing in mind my garden is very small - it took about 10-15 minutes including reeling out the power cord to cut it with my old mower. This thing manages a strip of about 2m before it cuts out. I let go of the handles, press the RELEASE CATCH and squeeze the handles and it starts up again, so I cut another few centimetres and it cuts out again. This happens two or three times before it just dies completely and will not run - the battery has overheated. If you leave the battery for a while it will cool down, allowing you to repeat the process of cutting another couple of metres til it overheats. To my mind this is not fit for purpose.

I have been looking for a while to find a suitable solution to my new lawns. I thought I would try battery as I have lots of ryobi products. I was supper impressed the strimmer works perfectly and super lightweight. The lawnmower is perfect for a small to medium garden. Highly recommend this package. Value for money YES !!

After reading many reviews about performance I finally took a risk on this. So far I am not disappointed. It comes collapsed and is easy to assemble in about 10 mins. The Grass Trimmer feels flimsy but also nice and lightweight. This requires a Phillips screwdriver to attach the guard. The lawnmower itself is very light which is something I was looking for as I had to lug my old one up several steps. I pre charged the battery which takes around an hour using the intelligent charger base. Then went out to give it a run. My lawn wasn’t long. I cut it around a month ago so it was starting to look like it needed trimming again. The back lawn itself is 6m x 9m; So fairly average I'm guessing. At first I thought I had a faulty mower as I pressed the trigger and the mower made a bit of a whiring noise then stopped. Then I tried tilting it back a little which worked. I’m guessing as it’s battery you need to give in 2 to 3 seconds to spin before lowering it. After that I had no issues. The cutting power of the solid metal blade is great. The trim of the grass is level and the attached grass box picked up without any issues leaving no mess behind. The Ryobi mower is really light to push which made the job much quicker than with my previous qualcast wired mower. Battery life…. Well.. I got 3/4 of the way through before an audible change of pace happened and the 4ah battery had depleted. Luckily I have other Ryobi Tools so attached a spare 2ah Battery which allowed me to complete the remaining 1/4 of the lawn. Worth bearing in mind if you are buying this without other batteries to hand! Changing the battery over took seconds so it’s not cumbersome at all, and I like the safety key feature to prevent accidents. What used to take 40mins with setting up wires, extensions, dragging wires around and making sure you didn’t run over them now too around 20mins. So much quicker! So much lighter. I even did the front lawn in 10mins start to finish (getting the mower out of the garage and putting in the battery) in a race against the rain 🤣. The free grass trimmer, whilst it feels cheap is actually really good! Again not having wires like on my old flymo one meant I had walked around the garden, trimmed the edges in under 5mins. Nice and lightweight and simple to use. Overall: Pros: lightweight, good quality, great cut, TIME SAVING!! Cons: Ideally you need a spare battery (Ryobi or aftermarket) - that is literally the only “Con” I can think of. For £234 which I paid for this on offer price for both a mower and trimmer I am very pleased. UPDATE:- Second mow of the year. This time the grass was of a “Normal” in need of a trim. One battery did the job. Great cut. A fraction of the time it would have taken with my old corded mower. Happily recommend this product.

Bis heute in regelmäßiger Nutzung. Wenn man bei der Sense die Schnur gegen klingen tauscht hat sie auch richtig Dampf. Der Rasenmäher ist nur für kleine Flächen geeignet.

TOTAL SCAM!! Product is garbage. SELLER ONLY REFUNDED $24 ON A $464 PRODUCT . I have a very small yard; grass was not wet or tall. Just to get one row in (maybe 25 feet) had to switch batteries three times ( nothing wrong with batteries). So I return it, without any damage since I couldn’t even use it, i packed it exactly how it came to me with all the same packing materials. SELLER ONLY REFUNDED $24 OF THE $464 PRODUCT I had to contact Amazon numerous times and finally they refunded me because the seller refused. TOTAL SCAM

Der RYOBI 18V ONE+ Akku-Rasenmäher OLM1833B hat mich rundum überzeugt. Die Lieferung erfolgte gut verpackt und pünktlich. Der Zusammenbau war sehr einfach und in wenigen Minuten erledigt – perfekt für alle, die keine komplizierte Montage möchten. Den ersten Einsatz musste der Mäher direkt unter schwierigen Bedingungen meistern: richtig nasses Gras. Trotz dieser Herausforderung war das Schnittergebnis sauber und gleichmäßig. Der Mäher arbeitet zuverlässig, ohne Leistungsverlust oder Verstopfung. Ich nutze den Mäher mit einem RYOBI ONE+ 18V 5Ah Akku, der ausreichend Power und eine gute Laufzeit bietet. Trotz der Kunststoffkonstruktion macht der Mäher einen sehr wertigen Eindruck und wirkt robust. Besonders gefällt mir die kompakte Bauweise und die 33 cm Schnittbreite, ideal für kleine bis mittlere Gärten. Die Handhabung ist leicht und angenehm, und dank des Akkubetriebs entfällt lästiges Kabelziehen. Ich bin sehr zufrieden und kann den RYOBI 18V ONE+ Akku-Rasenmäher uneingeschränkt empfehlen – eine klare Kaufempfehlung für alle, die einen leistungsstarken und einfach zu bedienenden Akku-Rasenmäher suchen.

Super le rotofil et la tondeuse à batterie... Mais quel ai l'idée de mettre un chargeur avec prise américain pour la france !!!😤😤😤😡 je vais devoir acheté en plus un adaptateur pour le chargeur de batterie...merci..

Ottimo prodotto. Ha una marcia in più anche grazie al fatto che non ha fili. La batteria con un utilizzo intenso non dura molto ma il suo lavoro lo svolge egregiamente. Facile da usare anche per i meno esperti. Consiglio.