Einhell Hand Push Lawnmower, Manual Lawn-Mower with 38cm, 4 Height Adjustments GE-HM 38 S-F

I was a bit hesitant to replace my 1,800W mower from Green Brand with Einhell's GE-HM 38 S-F Hand Push Lawn Mower, but after just 20 uses, I can confidently say it has outperformed mine significantly. The lack of plastic components makes it feel solid in the hand, and the weight is surprisingly low considering its compact design - it's easier to push around than my old mower was on thicker grass.

I've set the height to 38mm for optimal bug control, as I don't need to mow golf courses with this thing. The noise level is also a major plus, and the smell of gasoline is minimal compared to my neighbor's notorious petrol mower. A local robin watched me mowing the fence recently - it's nice to know they're not bothered by the sound.

It takes some getting used to, I admit. On really tall grass, you need to use your one hand to pull the handle while keeping the other free for cleaning and maintenance. To keep everything in working order, I wipe it clean with a wet soapy rag after each use and apply blade oil when needed.

The build quality is impressive, and at speed, Einhell's GE-HM 38 S-F Hand Push Lawn Mower makes quick work of even the toughest areas. I do patch up any missed spots to ensure an accurate cut and then quickly swap blades to keep everything spinning.

One thing to note is that it requires some physical effort to clear leaves, so it's not suitable for homeowners with heavy loads or hard-to-reach areas. Additionally, my neighbors still can't understand why I'd choose this electric mower - they just don't get the benefits of a quieter operation and reduced maintenance!

Overall, I'm thoroughly impressed with Einhell's GE-HM 38 S-F Hand Push Lawn Mower and wouldn't recommend it to anyone else for now.

W. Jenson - 22/08/2025

My eight year old has taken to pushing the Bosch mower, which I must admit was a major improvement over my petrol-powered old friend. The finish on both models is remarkably similar and looks much better than what I've seen from previous mowers. As for the ease of use - it's been a game-changer for me. My eight year old can tackle the task with ease, making it a great option for families.

The Bosch mower is also much lighter to push around, which has made a big difference in terms of my overall fitness level and energy expenditure. On the other hand, the Einhell is far more difficult to maneuver - it's a real workout for my arms! Despite this, its impressive grass-collecting capabilities make up for its lack of lightweight construction.

One thing that's stood out as particularly effective is the Einhell's quieter operation. This has made it an attractive option for households with noisy pets or young children who might be tempted to run around and play while I'm working.

Y. Jenkins - 13/06/2025

I'm really impressed with the lawnmower's ability to fit into my storage space concerns. The cheap price point seems to meet both needs, but I was initially concerned that its performance might be lacking.

The instructions were confusing - I had to figure out how to assemble everything before getting started. To make matters worse, there were only a handful of parts on the handle, requiring no tools at all and taking less than five minutes to tighten a few screws.

I decided not to use the grass collector as it fell apart under stress, which seems particularly problematic for its price point.

For this price, you're unlikely to find a lawnmower with a solid, upright grass collector that takes up almost no space when not in use - it's a major advantage over competitors like my existing mower.

The original growth of the lawn was around 15cm, and the mower performed well pushing back and forth. I've been using it every fortnight for the past few weeks now, with subsequent trims taking little to no time at all.

I've also found that the mower's design makes it safer to operate - it zooms up and down the garden without needing to empty a collector or deal with cables.

L. Wilson - 10/01/2026