Worx Nitro 40V 20" Cordless Lawn Mower, 3-in-1 Electric Mower with Collapsible Handle, Push Lawn Mower with 7-Position Height Adjustment – 2 Batteries & Charger Included
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Style: 20" 40V Mower w/(2) 4.0Ah Batteries
Features
- ALL THE POWER, WITHOUT THE GAS: Avoid the cost, maintenance, noise, and emissions of fuel-powered mowers. This cordless lawn mower delivers gas-like performance with 40V of battery power, ideal for yards up to 1/2 acre. Starts easy in seconds.
- SAME BATTERY, EXPANDABLE POWER: The same PowerShare batteries that run this push lawn mower can conveniently be used with 140+ power tools, outdoor power equipment, and lifestyle products from the WORX PowerShare platform.
- 3-IN-1 CUTTING MODES: Lawn mower easily switches between bagging, mulching, and side-discharge modes. Powerful side-discharge evenly spreads clippings far, so you don't have to worry about it sticking inside the durable steel cutting deck.
- BATTERIES BUILT TO PERFORM: The (2) included PowerShare Pro batteries are expertly engineered to stay cool, resist impact and heat damage, and optimize power output to give your cordless mower more runtime.
- 7-POSITION CUTTING HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT: Single lever rapidly raises and lowers the cutting deck with one touch, offering 7 positions from 1.5" to 4.25" so your cordless push mower is always cutting at the ideal height for your lawn.
- SPACE-SAVING STORAGE: This battery powered lawn mower comes equipped with a fully collapsible handle that allows for compact, vertical storage.
- CHARGE-LEVEL INDICATOR: The onboard charge-level indicator quickly updates you on the battery charge status so you'll know how much power you've got left.
Description
Mowing is made easy with the WORX 40V 20" cordless lawn mower. Engineered for optimal performance, this battery-powered mower is ideal for yards from ¼ to ½ acres—all without the costs, maintenance hassles, noise, and emissions of gas. And thanks to the innovation of battery power, you'll be able to start the mower in seconds. The mower runs on (2) included 20V 4.0Ah PowerShare batteries, which can be quickly recharged with the included dual charger. Even when the work gets tough, these batteries are built to withstand the action, as they are designed to stay cool, prevent heat and impact damage, and optimize power output to maximize runtime. These same batteries are compatible with 140+ power tools, outdoor power equipment, and lifestyle products that are part of the WORX PowerShare platform, so you can get even more convenient use out of your power. Cut the way you want with 3-in-1 mulching/bagging/side discharge. For added convenience, the cordless push lawn mower features a 7-position one-touch height adjustment lever to easily adapt cutting height from 1.5” to 4.25” without the hassle of multiple levers. With a fully collapsible handle, you can streamline storage to save space. The onboard charge-level indicator provides a quick update on remaining battery power so you always know if you have enough charge to finish the job.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | WORX |
| Energy Source | Battery Operated |
| Construction Material | Alloy Steel |
| Palette | Black & Orange |
| Design | 20-inch 40V Lawn Mower |
| Weight of Item | 62.4 lbs |
| Cutting Diameter | 19 Inches |
| Adjustment Positions | 7 |
| Control Type | Manual |
| Dimensions | 38.19"D x 14.96"W x 22.44"H |
| Manufacturer | Worx |
| Model Number | WG751.3 |
| Batteries Included | Yes, 2 Lithium Ion |
Frequently asked questions
The Worx Nitro 40V Cordless Lawn Mower can run up to 35 minutes on a single charge under optimal conditions. However, the actual runtime can vary based on grass thickness and height.
Yes, the Worx Nitro 40V Cordless Lawn Mower features a 7-position height adjustment system, allowing you to easily change the cutting height to suit your lawn's needs.
Yes, the mower comes with a collapsible handle that can be easily adjusted for comfort and it also helps in compact storage.
Yes, the Worx Nitro 40V Cordless Lawn Mower includes 2 batteries and a charger, providing everything you need to start mowing your lawn right out of the box.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The Worx 20" 40V Lawn Mower has received generally positive reviews, with users praising its quiet operation, ease of assembly, and the convenience of interchangeably using 20V batteries with other Worx tools. Though opinions on battery life varied depending on lawn size and grass condition, overall, the mower was considered a great replacement for traditional gas-powered models, particularly for those with smaller to medium-sized lawns or for light cutting tasks. Users appreciated the low noise level, which is crucial for those sensitive to loud sounds, and the mower's effectiveness in providing a neat cut.
Pros
- 🔋 Interchangeable 20V batteries with other Worx tools
- 👂 Low noise level, ideal for users with sound sensitivity
- 🌱 Effective for small to medium-sized lawns and light cutting
- 🚫 No gas, fumes, or loud noise, making it environmentally friendly and quiet
- ✅ Easy assembly and storage, enhancing user convenience
Cons
- 🔌 Some users reported shorter battery life, especially in larger yards or taller grass
- 🌦️ Performance may vary with grass condition, not ideal for wet or very tall grass without adjustments
- ⚙️ A minor issue with a plastic item needing removal for effective grass collection
Should I Buy It?
If you have a small to medium-sized lawn, are looking for a quieter, eco-friendly alternative to gas mowers, and value the convenience of using interchangeable batteries among tools, the Worx 20" 40V Lawn Mower could be a great fit for you. However, consider your lawn's size and the grass condition you'll be dealing with, as battery life may be a limitation for larger or more demanding tasks.
Style: 21" 40V Mower w/(2) 5.0Ah Batteries
Bought a Worx WG743 17 in push mower in June 2020. Been Flawless for 5 yrs now (next month). I'm getting older. Just bought WG760 21 in self propelled mower. Mowed yesterday for the first time. It too is flawless. Trusting I will get 5 yrs out of it, too. I have a large yard. The small mower, even after 5 yrs still mows my yard on one charge with the same two batteries. Trust I will get the same service life from this new set. Thanks Alot Worx...
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2025 by Cliff
Style: 20" 40V Mower w/(2) 4.0Ah Batteries
I had owned another brand electric mower from 2015 to 2020, but it used the lead-acid battery and once it died, I bought an old, refurbished French-Canadian Poulan gas mower as a quick replacement. It works great, except it is hard to push because the rear wheel motor is dead, so it is like pushing a tank. The main reason that I bought this new Worx mower is because of my tinnitus. Because of an ear infection in 2019, it’s been a problem, but as of last summer, it is nearly cured so I am trying to keep it at a manageable level, but loud noises can make it erupt. This Poulan mower is loud, so even if I wear ear plugs and ear protection at the same time, sometimes my tinnitus will erupt after mowing for 60 to 90 minutes. Last weekend I mowed my lawn for the time this season 2023 using my Poulan gas mower and my tinnitus roared for two days, so I decided I had to buy another electric mower again. I choose Worx because I have been a customer of them since 2008 when I bought their blower and weed trimmer with the old lead acid batteries. In the summer of 2021, after the old lead acid batteries died, I bought a new blower and weed trimmer with the new 20V lithium batteries. Now back to my new Worx mower. I have a very large, corner yard that I mow; back yard, sides, and the front. The new mower was easy to get set up and the batteries charged quickly. Pic #1: My backyard after using the new Worx mower, looks great and I have the mower on setting #1 which is closest to the ground. Pic #2: I mowed the back yard and the battery showed one blank dots, which is good. Pic #3: I mowed the rear-side yard and the batteries are still active. Pic #4: I mowed the sides next to my street, and the batteries are still active. Pic #5: I mowed the sides in front of my house, next to the street, Pic #6: The batteries are still active, but with only two lights showing. Pic #7: The mower picks up leaves, sticks, etc. Very effective mower. Pic #8: Once the new batteries died, I had to still mow the front yard and side yard next to my house, so I got out the 20V batteries that I got when I bought my blower / weed trimmer in 2021. Pic #9: The older 20V batteries mowed the front yard. Pic #10: The older 20V batteries mowed the side yard. Pic #11: Far view. Pic #12: Three bags of leaves, sticks, grass. Pic #13: Mower is clean. Pic #14: The Worx will replace the old Poulan. After today’s yardwork, my tinnitus is not roaring after having worked in my yard for nearly three hours this afternoon. This was the number reason that I bought the new Worx mower and I was hoping it was going to be this way. I was able to finish the mowing job with the two 20V batteries that I bought in 2021. This is one of the most effective designs that any company has produced; same battery that can be used in all of their products. This is why I am sticking with Worx. Lastly, this mower worked perfectly and I am glad that I bought this model. You can see from the pictures how nice my lawn looks. There is nothing that I dislike about this mower. 18 June Update: My mower is still working great!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2023 by Musicman Musicman
Style: 20" 40V Mower w/(2) 4.0Ah Batteries
Mower arrived 95% assembled, which was nice. Only had to unfold the handle, screw it down and then attach the cable clips. Super easy. Two 20v 4ah batteries came about half charged. I am impatient, so I put them in the mower and went to see what she could do. I don't have a large yard by any means...probably a 1/4 acre at best. I don't let the grass get too long but there are a couple of areas that are thicker and healthier than others. Mower started right up and is super quiet. It's lightweight so you don't need any kind of self-propulsion. A nice feature is the automatic 'turbo' that kicks in when the mower senses thicker grass or that it needs to work a little harder to get through a particular section...then turns back off when the easier/thinner material is recognized. I was satisfied after the first pass. However, I stopped because I knew I couldn't accurately gauge the battery life with two half charged batteries. So I charged them (took about 6 hours to fully charge from empty), plugged them back into the mower and attacked the lawn as I normally would. I'd say that these 4ah batteries got me 90% through. Lasted about a half hour+ and had a decent cut. It did die with a patch left over but luckily I have a Worx leaf blower and edger/weedeater combo for which I also have batteries. So I just plugged in a couple of 2ah's and I was done in 30 seconds. I would recommend getting at least a 5ah or even 6ah set of batteries if you have anything larger than 1/4 acre or thicker grass that'll require some more of the 'turbo' feature to be in effect. I'll start with the Cons since most people only remember the last thing they read in a review and I don't want to sour anyone's opinion of this Worx 21" cordless mower. Cons: Battery life isn't 'awesome' but is better than other cordless battery powered mowers I've seen/used in the past. I would just suggest investing in a 5ah or 6ah 20v set. Just be sure to measure the actual height of the battery versus the cavity of the mower because you are limited in the space. Some brands make thicker batteries in the same #ah. Another thing I noticed is that you 'should' make your passes slower than you typically would with a more powerful gas mower. It's not super powerful, but it is 'sufficient' and powerful enough. At first I made my initial passes as I normally would with my gas push mower. I noticed that it didn't hit every blade and even left some of the thicker stuff untouched. So the second go round, I went slower and it seemed to pay attention to everything at that point. Negative number 3 is the metal mower deck that extends past the wheels. I have some decorative brick edging around some flower beds and I noticed that the deck scrapes along them where my older mowers all had plastic wheels that would rub on them, thus protecting the deck. This will inevitably lead to the paint wearing away and rusting eventually. I'll have to keep an eye on it and maybe paint if it gets to that point. Last potential negative...DON'T LOSE THE SAFETY KEY. I've heard horror stories of people who break or lose the safety key that you need in order to start the mower. The proprietary shape isn't all that complicated to duplicate, but good luck finding one online or even getting one quickly from the manufacturer. Pros: Easy to use. It's super lightweight, the batteries are easy to install and remove and it took 20 seconds to fully assemble out of the box. Maneuverability is simple and you don't need any self propulsion on this one. Go slow and it'll do the job as long as you don't have any sort of super thick grass. This is definitely a mower for folks who have a smaller yard with regular grass that doesn't grow too tall/thick. It's also a more affordable option when compared to other electric/battery powered push mowers. I did my research and they're quite comparable to the competition in both price and performance. I went this route because I already had a couple of other Worx battery powered products that have served me well. No more oil changes and I just tossed out my gas can because the push mower was my last gas powered tool. I'm not pushing 'green' by any means, but this is nice now with fuel prices skyrocketing. You won't see me in a Tesla any time soon but knowing I don't have to go to the gas station because I'm out of fuel halfway through a mow on a Sunday afternoon is a good thing. I'll likely update this in a year to let you know how the batteries hold up and whether or not the blade needs sharpened. Thanks for reading and good luck! I do recommend! (UPDATE): As of 10/12/24, or about two months of use, the mower and batteries are still in good shape. However, the handle bar cushion wrap is ripping apart and the vinyl grass sweep I tearing away from one side. I have a small flat yard and don’t do any aggressive turns. This is all very simple movement here. So those two items are the only complaints I have so far. Luckily these are not necessary components and the grass is still being cut nicely. I would still recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2024 by Craig Boley
Style: 21" 40V Mower w/(2) 5.0Ah Batteries
I absolutely love this lawnmower. I’ve had 7 back surgeries and having to pull to start the gas mower was just doing me in! So I took a chance and bought this and I can’t believe the ease of a push button and I can adjust the self propulsion for the speed I can walk. Some days faster than others. If I was Worx or Amazon I would be advertising this more than ever. Great buy and I love that the batteries interface with all other Worx products. What a marvel idea. I’ve used Worx weed eaters, drills, and saws and the products last forever with me at the helm…I’m a woman so I don’t use them professionally, but I do make things occasionally, and they are always ready for whatever job I need them for.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2025 by Kathy Brown