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Have this self propelled one and an a push 40v. If you have a large yard or any slope, self propelled is useful. But heavy, not easy to turn. Two 5A Battery life for my 8~9k yard, cut height set to 3, will need to recharge once or more. In the opposite, 40V push is light weight, easy to turn but feel tired after cutting. Both won't cut well in height 1 if grass is long or thick, either stop spinning or battery drained quick. Get a 60 or 80V if lower height is needed.
For tight space, light weight push is recommended. Therefore choose based on your yard size.
Btw, 24v battery is cheaper but needs a pair to work, similar price to a 40V
I have this brand with an 80v battery and still have to charge once for backyard and once for front yard. I can't imagine a 24v...
i can self propel mulch a 1/4-1/3 hilly acre with 2 4ah 24v. i can do the whole 3/4 acre in an hour with 2 sets, sometimes if its real high or wet i might have to switch to the 3rd backup set just to finish.
I have this model too I have no lawn but a ton of weeds that get very tall this cuts them all down in as little at two passes the batteries also double as a decent power bank. I can second this is very heavy and large I definitely use the power accelerator up any hill can even get up fairly soft dirt.
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For tight space, light weight push is recommended. Therefore choose based on your yard size.
Btw, 24v battery is cheaper but needs a pair to work, similar price to a 40V
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They don't tell us a wattage of the two motors but could be the same and therefore same cutting power.
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