FOUKUS Cordless Weed Wacker Battery Powered - 800W Electric Grass Trimmer Edger Mower with Wheels - Lightweight Brush Cutter Tool for Lawn Care, Women & Elderly

Couple things you need to know about using this mower on wheels... Take off the guards! Both of them, front clamp and back red piece, they will stop you before you start. You won't get anywhere with them. Once you do, you will see how great it is! When tackling your huge overgrown grass that has turned to what looks like bushes, don't push it into the area, just kind of let it float over it back and forth until you've worn it down. Instructions can be unclear and vague, if you can get through the assembly, you're almost there! Once you figure them out, it's really easy to assemble. Batteries! The battery life is great, I was able to mow half of my huge back yard on them before recharging. By then, you'll want to take a break anyway. It's like vacuuming a giant carpet, only this is so lightweight it doesn't take much out of you. The motions you go through is the same as when vacuuming. It's kinda fun too! I chose this one over others I saw because it looked like it was designed to have these wheels, and would be a solid little mower, where as the others had it looking like it's just an additional piece (that may or may not stay in one piece) I am very happy at how well this solid little mower performs!

I can't give a full review of this item yet. I'm having trouble putting it together. It's not easy, at least not for me, and the instructions aren't great. The price was good. The reviews that I read before purchasing the item were good. I thought I was getting a good deal and maybe I am, but I won't know until I can get the weedeater assembled and, so far, that is a problem for me. Once I get it assembled, I will gladly give a full review of this item.

The blades are easily bent and/or broken. The flimsy little plastic blades are better than the metal ones, possibly because they bend a few times before breaking. Still broke two plastic blades today in a very short time. I am considering using plastic bottles to cut out my own blades by tracing (and cutting out) the ones included. That way I will have plenty of extra blades. And they'll probably outlast the ones that came with the trimmer. This would probably be better as a training tool for teens to learn to use a trimmer/weed eater.

It was missing a very important part...a nut. Luckily, Westlake Hardware had it! The directions were not helpful. Had to go on line to find out how to put it together. There was not a phone number to call for help nor was there one to be found on the internet. I've considered sending it back,,,may still do that if it doesn't work as well as I need it to.

You can NOT buy replacement parts. And when you send a message to the company you will get a smart mouth answer. All about Walmart ( if Walmart did this ) And if you bought a warranty you still won't get parts because Walmart does NOT give the company any of that money. A real pain .

Listing shows 2 - 48V batteries.  1 battery does not charge, the other charges but when voltage was measured it only reads 24V.  Both batteries has 48V on the battery. These are not what the listing displays (picture) nor does the listing says anything about the voltage in writing.  Returning Item.

what a joke. it should be unlawful to sell something so cheaply made that doesn't perform as a weed eater should. The wheels are worthless and doesn't allow cutting unless you pick up the full weight of the weed eater itself. I needed the wheels to take some weight off of my hands and arms.

cheaply made, no user instructions. The flimsy little blades wouldn't cut grass, the little saw blade that came with it is super dangerous. It took a long time for it to stop spinning after I shut it off.

Trash. Don't buy this. The instructions might as well not exist, it's extremely weak, and it's dangerous as all get out. The little nut that holds on the blades spins off after a minute or two of use, throwing the blade. I almost died, do not buy

This didn't last through one trial use. The directions were awful. The handle came apart the minute I used it.