Hi, thanks for this great review. I have some questions :) My lawn is about 200m but some areas are often quite wet even if it was not raining. Would it pose an issue? I'd like to avoid situation when grass was not picked up into the basket...
@mihaubart Hello, thank you very much for the praise! :) The question probably can't be answered completely in general terms. On the one hand, I can say that the lawn mower doesn't have any major problems with slightly damp grass. However, if the grass is very high, dense and still damp, I can well imagine that this is a bit too much for the small lawn mower. After all, the lawn mower is not the most powerful with the single 18 V drive. I would probably recommend the 36 V version. A video on this is still in progress. :) Best regards
Hello Mrcold07, i like this mower. And yes, me too have lots of batteries for my other makita tools. The best thing is that these batteries are sold for a long time. I am sure that you can buy these batteries for a long time. I had to throw away a stiga mower and a stiga leafblower because of the batteries died after4 years and they did not sell them anymore.
@JohnBlueman This problem actually only occurs when the power is insufficient, i.e. the batteries are almost empty, or the grass is very wet and therefore sticks quickly...🤔
I like makita battery powered equipment. You can buy these 18v batteries for long times ( i own two 18v makita batteries who are 12 years old and still work! ) They still new equipment for thes batteries. I bougth this mower last year and i am happy with it. Its perfect for very small yards. I use the batteries that i also use for my makita tools. I had a leafblower and lawnmower from stiga. these batteries died after 4 years and they did not sell it anymore! New ones did not fit on the old stiga equipment. So be warned for this!
@TCommando The letter at the very end of the product designation always only describes the scope of delivery. Z. In this case, this means that it is the solo version. Batteries and a charger are not included. If there is no letter at the very end, you should check more carefully. Because then it is not clear what is included in the scope of delivery. Best regards and thank you for supporting the channel 😊👍🏼
@golishevskiy I would recommend a large 5 Ah battery. You can operate the device for several minutes with this. I cannot give an exact number of minutes as this depends on the height of the grass. On average, however, the 5 Ah battery should last up to 20 minutes. Best regards
@@TechIllusion-EN thanks! i have 10ah battery, 21700 banks samsung 50S TP-CELL - its chinese factory. I guess I should try to buy this lawn mower. I'm tired of running around with wires.
@ambroise9646 You're welcome! Thanks for the praise 😊👍🏼 I can imagine that 400 m² could be possible with large batteries. Of course, if the grass is mulched, the battery life will continue to decrease Best regards :)
@geoffluck Thank you very much for the positive feedback! I'm very happy to hear that. Because this is exactly my intention of the videos. I want to help people make better purchasing decisions. 😊 Best regards
I would recommend the mower for areas up to 250m². Anything above that is still manageable but quite cumbersome. The mowing width is quite narrow and the collection basket has to be emptied constantly... :D Best regards
@samli6001 thank you so much for the praise and your support! 😊👍🏼 I've also tested the bigger one with 2x18V drive: ruclips.net/video/T8yLykn8bIc/видео.html Best regards
@@TechIllusion-EN Sure, thank you. I have a question, if the price of a brand new DLM330 is same as a second hand DLM460 (used as a sample for demonstration). Which one should I pick?
@samli6001 This depends entirely on how large the area is and how heavy the appliance can be. The small 330s have the clear advantage that the appliance is extremely small, handy and light. This means that the lawn mower can be moved and turned without much effort. The larger the machine, the more power it has, of course, but the heavier the lawn mower is. This means that the device is significantly more unwieldy and is more difficult to turn and move. Everyone has to assess this for themselves. Whether ease of handling is more important to you or the power and area coverage. 😊👍🏼 Best regards
@@TechIllusion-EN Thank you for your reply. I bought 330 at last since my garden is not that big for 460. I received my 330 today and it looks quite nice and easy to use. Thanks a lot！
@samli6001 I'm delighted that you like the mower and that I was able to help you with your purchase decision. 😇👍🏼 Have fun and thanks again for supporting the channel Best regards
Great video, thanks. I think you could make more of an impact if you limited the use of the phrase "In my opinion" - you use it so much that it detracts from what you're talking about. Thanks again!
Many thanks for the feedback! I can understand this association to a certain extent. However, I can say that there is a real person behind the voice and not an AI (professional broadcast speaker) 😊 Best regards
I couldn’t get past the voice; get away from the “professional broadcast speaker”. Real person or not, the lack of inflection takes away from the content. It sounds like a commercial, and not an honest review of the product. I see enough commercials as it is; I want to watch content where the speaker and/or people involved add value by making the content interesting and believable.
Thank you for your comment or opinion! I can understand your thoughts and i really appreciate your feedback. It is very difficult to find a reliable and professional voice over artist who does not charge exorbitant fees...
What's wrong with a monotonous voice? I prefer it over what others do nowadays. I'm tired of all the hand gesticulation and giggly joke filled presentations. This guy seems serious.
Hi, thanks for this great review.
I have some questions :)
My lawn is about 200m but some areas are often quite wet even if it was not raining. Would it pose an issue? I'd like to avoid situation when grass was not picked up into the basket...
@mihaubart Hello, thank you very much for the praise! :)
The question probably can't be answered completely in general terms.
On the one hand, I can say that the lawn mower doesn't have any major problems with slightly damp grass.
However, if the grass is very high, dense and still damp, I can well imagine that this is a bit too much for the small lawn mower.
After all, the lawn mower is not the most powerful with the single 18 V drive. I would probably recommend the 36 V version. A video on this is still in progress. :)
Best regards
Great info! My lawn is about 100m2 so this will be good enough for us and i get some more use out of my other makita batteries.
@Mrcold07 thank you very much for your feedback!
The small mower should be sufficient for this without any problems 😊👍🏼
Best regards
Hello Mrcold07, i like this mower. And yes, me too have lots of batteries for my other makita tools. The best thing is that these batteries are sold for a long time. I am sure that you can buy these batteries for a long time. I had to throw away a stiga mower and a stiga leafblower because of the batteries died after4 years and they did not sell them anymore.
Great, but I was hoping to see what it looked like with the handle stored. Thanks for the video. 👍
@demonkey123 Thank you very much for the feedback and your support! I can pay more attention to this point in future videos...😊🙌🏼
Best regards
I'm having problems with cuttings not being propelled to the rear of the bag. The tunnel becomes blocked with less than half of the bag being filled.
@JohnBlueman This problem actually only occurs when the power is insufficient, i.e. the batteries are almost empty, or the grass is very wet and therefore sticks quickly...🤔
I like makita battery powered equipment. You can buy these 18v batteries for long times ( i own two 18v makita batteries who are 12 years old and still work! ) They still new equipment for thes batteries. I bougth this mower last year and i am happy with it. Its perfect for very small yards. I use the batteries that i also use for my makita tools. I had a leafblower and lawnmower from stiga. these batteries died after 4 years and they did not sell it anymore! New ones did not fit on the old stiga equipment. So be warned for this!
@jandudl74 thank you very much for sharing your experience! 😊🙌🏼
Best regards
Hei. Whats the difference between Makita DLM330 and Makita DLM330Z ?
@TCommando The letter at the very end of the product designation always only describes the scope of delivery. Z. In this case, this means that it is the solo version. Batteries and a charger are not included.
If there is no letter at the very end, you should check more carefully. Because then it is not clear what is included in the scope of delivery.
Best regards and thank you for supporting the channel 😊👍🏼
Hello! What is the capacity of your batteries and how many minutes does one battery last?
@golishevskiy I would recommend a large 5 Ah battery. You can operate the device for several minutes with this. I cannot give an exact number of minutes as this depends on the height of the grass.
On average, however, the 5 Ah battery should last up to 20 minutes.
Best regards
@@TechIllusion-EN thanks! i have 10ah battery, 21700 banks samsung 50S TP-CELL - its chinese factory. I guess I should try to buy this lawn mower. I'm tired of running around with wires.
@golishevskiy With a 10 Ah battery you can definitely achieve very good runtimes! :D
Thanks for the video. This looks totally fine even for 400m2 area with regular grass size right ? (Without grass basket of course)
@ambroise9646 You're welcome! Thanks for the praise 😊👍🏼
I can imagine that 400 m² could be possible with large batteries. Of course, if the grass is mulched, the battery life will continue to decrease
Best regards :)
Great review,thank you, you cover the important aspects from a buyer's perspective😊
@geoffluck Thank you very much for the positive feedback! I'm very happy to hear that. Because this is exactly my intention of the videos. I want to help people make better purchasing decisions. 😊
Best regards
What size garden would you say it would suit
I would recommend the mower for areas up to 250m². Anything above that is still manageable but quite cumbersome. The mowing width is quite narrow and the collection basket has to be emptied constantly... :D
Best regards
@@TechIllusion-EN My mower came with the mulching plug included. So no problems with emtying baskets. My grass is about 150m²
Really great review, keep it like this for further reviews ...
@branko605 thank you very much for your praise and the support! 🙌🏼😊
I will keep up my work! :)
Best regards
Nice video, nice review. Helps me a lot when choosing a lawn mower for my garden.
@samli6001 thank you so much for the praise and your support! 😊👍🏼
I've also tested the bigger one with 2x18V drive: ruclips.net/video/T8yLykn8bIc/видео.html
Best regards
@@TechIllusion-EN Sure, thank you. I have a question, if the price of a brand new DLM330 is same as a second hand DLM460 (used as a sample for demonstration). Which one should I pick?
@samli6001 This depends entirely on how large the area is and how heavy the appliance can be. The small 330s have the clear advantage that the appliance is extremely small, handy and light. This means that the lawn mower can be moved and turned without much effort. The larger the machine, the more power it has, of course, but the heavier the lawn mower is. This means that the device is significantly more unwieldy and is more difficult to turn and move.
Everyone has to assess this for themselves. Whether ease of handling is more important to you or the power and area coverage. 😊👍🏼
Best regards
@@TechIllusion-EN Thank you for your reply. I bought 330 at last since my garden is not that big for 460. I received my 330 today and it looks quite nice and easy to use. Thanks a lot！
@samli6001 I'm delighted that you like the mower and that I was able to help you with your purchase decision. 😇👍🏼
Have fun and thanks again for supporting the channel
Best regards
I must say, that's you're opinion, man.
Great video, thanks. I think you could make more of an impact if you limited the use of the phrase "In my opinion" - you use it so much that it detracts from what you're talking about. Thanks again!
Hey, thanks for the feedback and the suggestion for improvement! I'll take a closer look in future videos :)
Best regards
Video starts at 17:40
*probably more the test part...😉
Very monotonous tone of voice something you would expect from an AI generated one. But basically a good review -told me all I wanted to know
Many thanks for the feedback!
I can understand this association to a certain extent. However, I can say that there is a real person behind the voice and not an AI (professional broadcast speaker) 😊
Best regards
I couldn’t get past the voice; get away from the “professional broadcast speaker”. Real person or not, the lack of inflection takes away from the content. It sounds like a commercial, and not an honest review of the product. I see enough commercials as it is; I want to watch content where the speaker and/or people involved add value by making the content interesting and believable.
Thank you for your comment or opinion! I can understand your thoughts and i really appreciate your feedback.
It is very difficult to find a reliable and professional voice over artist who does not charge exorbitant fees...
What's wrong with a monotonous voice? I prefer it over what others do nowadays. I'm tired of all the hand gesticulation and giggly joke filled presentations. This guy seems serious.
@silvervisage5096 thank you very much! I really appreciate your feedback! :)
I switched off because of the commentary
@howdareyou4432 thank you for your feedback!
Best regards
Is that your opinion?