EGO POWER+ 56V 42-in T6 Lawn Tractor with (6) 6.0AH Batteries, (1) 700W Turbo Charger and (1) Charging Adapter, TR4204

Bought this in July after buying a home on 1/2 acre. It does great, rides comfortably and powers through the lawn with power to spare. Mulches like a champ. Highly recommend.

Can't speak highly enough of it. Bunch of fun, safe for my kid to drive it, quite enough it doesn't make me rage when it's circling the house.

I have owned my T6 this past year. Prior to this I still own a self propelled lawn mower. I purchased this mower due to health reasons being that I no longer have the stamina to use my mower on hot summer days. My T6 has cut my mow time by 2/3 rds. And I can mow my lawn twice per charge. Its torque is unbelievable and can easily haul be, while mowing up some pretty steep inclines. It also is stable enough to mow back and forth across thos same inclines. When mowing patches of thick or wet grass, it automatically speeds up the blades rather than bog down. I also think its all steel chassis is very durable. I did add some handles on the outside of the rear fenders for something to hang onto cutting across steep slopes and a steering wheel knob for easier turning. I couldn’t ask for a better mower.

Been an EGO user for over 10 years, now. Love the handheld tools. I've had my T6 for a bit over a year now, and have mixed feelings: Background: 1 acre, about 2/3 of it lawn. Fair amount of trees (this will be important later). Have the bagging kit, not always used. Pros: - No gas. This may be obvious, but it's great not having to constantly take gas cans to the station to fill for the mower. I live in a relatively rural area, so getting gas requires planning. - Versatile. I specific bought the T6 instead of a zero-turn so I could pull a utility cart (I have a 10cu. ft. Agrifab model). Moving mulch, collecting leaves and other debris, mowing, etc, the T6 handles all of it. - Cuts well. The main point of a mower is to cut grass, right? The T6 does this quite well. I get a consistent cut every time. Usually with the mulching blades attached, but even with the high-lift blades, the yard comes out looking great. - Lightweight. I know this may not be a pro to some people, but I am by myself, so being able to manhandle the T6 by myself is a huge plus in my book. Cons: - Battery life. This is my #1 complaint. The T6 should have really come with (6) 7.5ah batteries, at a minimum. The included 6ah batteries only last for about 3/4 acre on the best days, which is half the advertised capability Typically, I get even less. (I figured they would be good for 1 acre, given the "up to 1.5 acre" advertised range). This means I can't cut the entire yard on a single charge, and recharging takes time. Upgrading the batteries after purchase is extremely expensive, which means I'm either stuck with what I have, or will end up selling at a loss and buying something else (which I don't want to do). - Power. The motors will bog down in thick/tall grass. We get a fair amount of rain in the spring and early summer, and again during hurricane season, which means that sometimes I go 2 weeks between cuts. This really makes the motors struggle, resulting in me needing to make 2 passes. Quite inconvenient given the battery life limitations. - Small bag size. The collection bags in the bagging kit are fairly small. Fine for collecting grass clippings, but they fill up extremely fast once the leaves start falling, I have a lot of leaves - Non-standard discharge chute attachment. This is a bit of a niche complaint, but I have a 3rd party leaf collector, and noticed that the way the discharge chute attaches is different that on many name-brand mowers (John Deere, MTD family, etc), meaning that I had to jury-rig an adapter to get it to work. Tl;dr version: This is a good mower hampered by small battery capacity.

so far so good! Its a very quiet and effective mower!!