Flymo lawnmower cuts grass like a 'hot knife through butter' on sale
Lawnmowers can cost hundreds of pounds, but gardeners need not spend a small fortune on a grass cutting device. There are lots of best-selling and affordable options out there, including a customer favourite from Flymo.
Flymo's Speedi-Mo 360C Lawnmower has an RRP of £134.99; however, it's currently on sale at Amazon for £108. The brand says it is designed for use in medium to large-sized gardens, it also has a useful carry handle and a removable grass box.
Users can also choose their cutting height, with five settings between 20 and 60mm. The device has more than 8,500 Amazon shopper reviews, notably for its ability to 'cut grass beautifully'.
For shoppers who prefer storefront retailers, B&Q has a wide range of lawnmowers at various price points. For instance, this Einhell 32cm Rotary Lawn Mower is £69.95 - it has a three-stage single-wheel cutting height adjustment and a foldable guide bar.
Back to Amazon's Flymo Speedi-Mo, a 72-year-old customer, said she found it 'easy to assemble', adding: "Not sure why some say the grass box is flimsy. I suspect they are not putting it together properly, as I find it quite solid. Also, it is easy to remove, empty, and put back.
"I am so pleased with this mower. Grass had got really long and the mower went through it like a hot knife through butter. Not too heavy either. It is going to be so easy to maintain the lawn now."
A second buyer had difficulty assembling it due to missing parts, they said: "Two (of the) right hand sections of the grass box have been sent so I can't get it together! No answer from Flymo's customer service line, so I have sent them a lengthy email to get a replacement grass box. Apart from that it was easy to put together and is flying across the first cut so far."
Another shopper gave it 10 out of 10, writing: "Cuts my grass beautifully and very easy to move making it easy work! Went together easily too. 10/10."
A second lawnmower option is from Yimbly, where the Thompson & Morgan Aerotek lawnmower is on sale for £116.99. Usually £159.99, it is on general sale for £117 but using the discount code SUMMERDAYS10 at the checkout shoppers can buy it for £116.99.
Yimbly is an online marketplace owned by The Mirror's parent company, Reach Plc, and shipping on a customer's first order is free. The discount code is valid for use until July 31.
A fourth Flymo Speedi-Mo buyer simply wrote: "Great little mower. Cut the grass beautifully."
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