The RYOBI 36V 46cm HPTM Brushless Lawn Mower will make mowing medium to large lawns a breeze. It has an LED Dashboard that lets you choose between 3 cutting modes: ECO mode locks the blade at low speed and gives great runtimes. Ideal if you mow your lawn regularly. SMART mode allows the mower to control the blade speed for a better-balanced performance. POWER mode locks the blade into high speed for the best cutting performance. Other features include LEDs that flash when the catcher or mulch plug haven’t been fitted correctly or when it could be time to change your blade, and a battery fuel gauge lets you know how much charge is left without having to stop and check the battery.
The RYOBI 36V 46cm HPTM Brushless Lawn Mower will make mowing medium to large lawns a breeze. It has an LED Dashboard that lets you choose between 3 cutting modes: ECO mode locks the blade at low speed and gives great runtimes. Ideal if you mow your lawn regularly. SMART mode allows the mower to control the blade speed for a better-balanced performance. POWER mode locks the blade into high speed for the best cutting performance. Other features include LEDs that flash when the catcher or mulch plug haven’t been fitted correctly or when it could be time to change your blade, and a battery fuel gauge lets you know how much charge is left without having to stop and check the battery.
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Ryobi 36V HP 46cm 6.0Ah Brushless Cordless Lawn Mower Kit
The RYOBI 36V 46cm HPTM Brushless Lawn Mower will make mowing medium to large lawns a breeze. It has an LED Dashboard that lets you choose between 3 cutting modes: ECO mode locks the blade at low speed and gives great runtimes. Ideal if you mow your lawn regularly. SMART mode allows the mower to control the blade speed for a better-balanced performance. POWER mode locks the blade into high speed for the best cutting performance. Other features include LEDs that flash when the catcher or mulch plug haven’t been fitted correctly or when it could be time to change your blade, and a battery fuel gauge lets you know how much charge is left without having to stop and check the battery.
The RYOBI 36V 46cm HPTM Brushless Lawn Mower will make mowing medium to large lawns a breeze. It has an LED Dashboard that lets you choose between 3 cutting modes: ECO mode locks the blade at low speed and gives great runtimes. Ideal if you mow your lawn regularly. SMART mode allows the mower to control the blade speed for a better-balanced performance. POWER mode locks the blade into high speed for the best cutting performance. Other features include LEDs that flash when the catcher or mulch plug haven’t been fitted correctly or when it could be time to change your blade, and a battery fuel gauge lets you know how much charge is left without having to stop and check the battery.
Last updated at 08/06/2026 14:15:34
Ryobi 36V HP 46cm 6.0Ah Brushless Cordless Lawn Mower Kit R36XLMW16
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As it's lighter than my 4-stroke petrol mower, it's easier to manoeuvre slopes up to 15 degrees. And it shaved on average 15 minutes (17%) off previous 1.5 hours to mow 500 sq metres.The mulching plug works well. Easy to clean after each mow. The smart boost feature works as expected. Much less noise. Easy to stop and restart to let pedestrians passing by a more peaceful stroll when mowing the berms; couldn't do the same with the 4-stroke.The box (and elsewhere) states "up to 1,000 sq metres, tested on a (i.e. 1) 6Ah battery in light conditions". Do take it with a big pinch of salt (which I did, and that info did not influence my buying decision). They should add tested at a fast pace. With 2 batteries (6Ah & 5Ah) on Smart mode, both batteries have battery level ... MoreAs it's lighter than my 4-stroke petrol mower, it's easier to manoeuvre slopes up to 15 degrees. And it shaved on average 15 minutes (17%) off previous 1.5 hours to mow 500 sq metres.The mulching plug works well. Easy to clean after each mow. The smart boost feature works as expected. Much less noise. Easy to stop and restart to let pedestrians passing by a more peaceful stroll when mowing the berms; couldn't do the same with the 4-stroke.The box (and elsewhere) states "up to 1,000 sq metres, tested on a (i.e. 1) 6Ah battery in light conditions". Do take it with a big pinch of salt (which I did, and that info did not influence my buying decision). They should add tested at a fast pace. With 2 batteries (6Ah & 5Ah) on Smart mode, both batteries have battery level 1 indicator remaining after mowing 500 sq metres.The fast-charger is great. Do note that the in-built fan has a soft hum, as can be expected.Pricey, mainly because of the 6Ah battery cost, I reckon. Purchased separately (June 2022), the battery costs NZ$369.Overall, it's a breeze to use, and I am very happy with it :-) Recommended.
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BEAST of a mower! Coming from an older model 36V Ryobi, this was a step up in price, so I was nervous. Happy to report "eco mode" is very capable, and fine to leave in that mode. Only for overgrown bits near fence did I bump it up to power mode for about a minute, and the mower carved up overgrowth no issues.Attached image of bin full of grass showing how much I cut on one battery. This is compressed grass pushed down by hand. Bin is full and heavy. I have a large yard - back, front, side, more grass than average house. One battery almost did whole yard, and it was very overgrown. I might get second battery, but probably not since if I keep the grass maintained I'm confident of doing whole yard on one battery in eco mode.This is the model R36XLMW16. There's a ... MoreBEAST of a mower! Coming from an older model 36V Ryobi, this was a step up in price, so I was nervous. Happy to report "eco mode" is very capable, and fine to leave in that mode. Only for overgrown bits near fence did I bump it up to power mode for about a minute, and the mower carved up overgrowth no issues.Attached image of bin full of grass showing how much I cut on one battery. This is compressed grass pushed down by hand. Bin is full and heavy. I have a large yard - back, front, side, more grass than average house. One battery almost did whole yard, and it was very overgrown. I might get second battery, but probably not since if I keep the grass maintained I'm confident of doing whole yard on one battery in eco mode.This is the model R36XLMW16. There's a slightly cheaper model without the X, which I'm guessing is basically in permanent "eco-mode" without any power boost option. That model would be fine for most mowing, and is a bit lighter. But for 70 bucks more I prefer this model for the extra power if needed. I think both smart boost and power mode does chew up battery though. I probably won't be using smart boost, since I noticed it did apply more power than I think was needed.
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Version: 36v 6AhI rarely ever do reviews and never on Bunnings or Ryobi. I have the Ryobi one series (18v) and they are OK but after 4 years the 18v lawn mover has given up. Stopping on the slightest resistance and taking ages to mow the lawn. Went searching for a replacement and was thinking of going a different brand. However the reviews on this were good.I bought the 6Ah version which came with an upgraded 6Ah charger for faster charging.Tried it out today for the first time. The lawn is not regularly mowed so the previous one was struggling and by the end it had basically given up.This 36v 6Ah one was amazing!! So much power.Easily went through anything. It’s also got some sort of power boost when it hits more resistance. I only had to go over it once ... MoreVersion: 36v 6AhI rarely ever do reviews and never on Bunnings or Ryobi. I have the Ryobi one series (18v) and they are OK but after 4 years the 18v lawn mover has given up. Stopping on the slightest resistance and taking ages to mow the lawn. Went searching for a replacement and was thinking of going a different brand. However the reviews on this were good.I bought the 6Ah version which came with an upgraded 6Ah charger for faster charging.Tried it out today for the first time. The lawn is not regularly mowed so the previous one was struggling and by the end it had basically given up.This 36v 6Ah one was amazing!! So much power.Easily went through anything. It’s also got some sort of power boost when it hits more resistance. I only had to go over it once and it never stopped or faltered. I hate doing the lawn but don’t want to pay someone to do it. However if you find yourself in this position, do yourself a favour and buy this. It’s fine not to pay someone to do it but at least have the right tools if you are going to do it.Cons: it’s a good bit heavier than the 18v version. Feels much stronger and more powerful but is noticeably heavy. For me that’s a good price to pay for the time it save and the quality of the mow.
| Total Weight | 24.7kg |
| Corded (Yes/No) | No |
| Charger Included (Yes/No) | Yes |
| Maximum cutting height (mm.) | 100 |
| Minimum cutting height (mm.) | 25 |
Ryobi 36V HP 46cm 6.0Ah Brushless Cordless Lawn Mower Kit R36XLMW16
Delivery $55
Ryobi 36V HP 46cm 6.0Ah Brushless Cordless Lawn Mower Kit R36XLMW16
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Ryobi 36v Hp 46cm 6.0ah Brushless Cordless Lawn Mower Kit R36xlmw16
Delivery $25
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As it's lighter than my 4-stroke petrol mower, it's easier to manoeuvre slopes up to 15 degrees. And it shaved on average 15 minutes (17%) off previous 1.5 hours to mow 500 sq metres.The mulching plug works well. Easy to clean after each mow. The smart boost feature works as expected. Much less noise. Easy to stop and restart to let pedestrians passing by a more peaceful stroll when mowing the berms; couldn't do the same with the 4-stroke.The box (and elsewhere) states "up to 1,000 sq metres, tested on a (i.e. 1) 6Ah battery in light conditions". Do take it with a big pinch of salt (which I did, and that info did not influence my buying decision). They should add tested at a fast pace. With 2 batteries (6Ah & 5Ah) on Smart mode, both batteries have battery level ... MoreAs it's lighter than my 4-stroke petrol mower, it's easier to manoeuvre slopes up to 15 degrees. And it shaved on average 15 minutes (17%) off previous 1.5 hours to mow 500 sq metres.The mulching plug works well. Easy to clean after each mow. The smart boost feature works as expected. Much less noise. Easy to stop and restart to let pedestrians passing by a more peaceful stroll when mowing the berms; couldn't do the same with the 4-stroke.The box (and elsewhere) states "up to 1,000 sq metres, tested on a (i.e. 1) 6Ah battery in light conditions". Do take it with a big pinch of salt (which I did, and that info did not influence my buying decision). They should add tested at a fast pace. With 2 batteries (6Ah & 5Ah) on Smart mode, both batteries have battery level 1 indicator remaining after mowing 500 sq metres.The fast-charger is great. Do note that the in-built fan has a soft hum, as can be expected.Pricey, mainly because of the 6Ah battery cost, I reckon. Purchased separately (June 2022), the battery costs NZ$369.Overall, it's a breeze to use, and I am very happy with it :-) Recommended.
BEAST of a mower! Coming from an older model 36V Ryobi, this was a step up in price, so I was nervous. Happy to report "eco mode" is very capable, and fine to leave in that mode. Only for overgrown bits near fence did I bump it up to power mode for about a minute, and the mower carved up overgrowth no issues.Attached image of bin full of grass showing how much I cut on one battery. This is compressed grass pushed down by hand. Bin is full and heavy. I have a large yard - back, front, side, more grass than average house. One battery almost did whole yard, and it was very overgrown. I might get second battery, but probably not since if I keep the grass maintained I'm confident of doing whole yard on one battery in eco mode.This is the model R36XLMW16. There's a ... MoreBEAST of a mower! Coming from an older model 36V Ryobi, this was a step up in price, so I was nervous. Happy to report "eco mode" is very capable, and fine to leave in that mode. Only for overgrown bits near fence did I bump it up to power mode for about a minute, and the mower carved up overgrowth no issues.Attached image of bin full of grass showing how much I cut on one battery. This is compressed grass pushed down by hand. Bin is full and heavy. I have a large yard - back, front, side, more grass than average house. One battery almost did whole yard, and it was very overgrown. I might get second battery, but probably not since if I keep the grass maintained I'm confident of doing whole yard on one battery in eco mode.This is the model R36XLMW16. There's a slightly cheaper model without the X, which I'm guessing is basically in permanent "eco-mode" without any power boost option. That model would be fine for most mowing, and is a bit lighter. But for 70 bucks more I prefer this model for the extra power if needed. I think both smart boost and power mode does chew up battery though. I probably won't be using smart boost, since I noticed it did apply more power than I think was needed.
Version: 36v 6AhI rarely ever do reviews and never on Bunnings or Ryobi. I have the Ryobi one series (18v) and they are OK but after 4 years the 18v lawn mover has given up. Stopping on the slightest resistance and taking ages to mow the lawn. Went searching for a replacement and was thinking of going a different brand. However the reviews on this were good.I bought the 6Ah version which came with an upgraded 6Ah charger for faster charging.Tried it out today for the first time. The lawn is not regularly mowed so the previous one was struggling and by the end it had basically given up.This 36v 6Ah one was amazing!! So much power.Easily went through anything. It’s also got some sort of power boost when it hits more resistance. I only had to go over it once ... MoreVersion: 36v 6AhI rarely ever do reviews and never on Bunnings or Ryobi. I have the Ryobi one series (18v) and they are OK but after 4 years the 18v lawn mover has given up. Stopping on the slightest resistance and taking ages to mow the lawn. Went searching for a replacement and was thinking of going a different brand. However the reviews on this were good.I bought the 6Ah version which came with an upgraded 6Ah charger for faster charging.Tried it out today for the first time. The lawn is not regularly mowed so the previous one was struggling and by the end it had basically given up.This 36v 6Ah one was amazing!! So much power.Easily went through anything. It’s also got some sort of power boost when it hits more resistance. I only had to go over it once and it never stopped or faltered. I hate doing the lawn but don’t want to pay someone to do it. However if you find yourself in this position, do yourself a favour and buy this. It’s fine not to pay someone to do it but at least have the right tools if you are going to do it.Cons: it’s a good bit heavier than the 18v version. Feels much stronger and more powerful but is noticeably heavy. For me that’s a good price to pay for the time it save and the quality of the mow.
I have a decent size property and had looked at a number of different battery operated mowers over a few months and I found the Ryobi 36v HP Brushless mower to be by far the best value.The build quality was superior to the rivals.The ability to be able to adjust the pushing height was a contributing facto so my wife could easily operate the mower and me being 6'2ft tall it is a lot easier on my back.The power output is excellent with the smart power mode making mowing higher grass a breeze.The ability to add a second batter for longer running time and power was a massive bonus.I have paired the 6.0ah battery and a 4.0ah battery and it works really well.Along with all the bonus listed above the 6 year warranty on the mower & 3 years on the battery was by far ... MoreI have a decent size property and had looked at a number of different battery operated mowers over a few months and I found the Ryobi 36v HP Brushless mower to be by far the best value.The build quality was superior to the rivals.The ability to be able to adjust the pushing height was a contributing facto so my wife could easily operate the mower and me being 6'2ft tall it is a lot easier on my back.The power output is excellent with the smart power mode making mowing higher grass a breeze.The ability to add a second batter for longer running time and power was a massive bonus.I have paired the 6.0ah battery and a 4.0ah battery and it works really well.Along with all the bonus listed above the 6 year warranty on the mower & 3 years on the battery was by far the best on the market and no other company came close.I can highly recommend this product.
Got fresh turf laid and wanted a new mower to go with it. Several mows later and I'm happy with the mower overall. After seeing how powerful it is, I definitely wouldn't want one of the 18v or lower power 36v models. I haven't bothered with the eco or auto modes and just leave it on power mode all the time, which allows me just enough battery time to get through my whole yard with the 6ah and a 4ah battery. The deck seems quite decent despite being plastic, although the addition of a wash port would be nice. Biggest downside is that parts like the handle and wheels feel a bit flimsy as there is a bit of play in them and doesn't feel as well built as some of my other Ryobi gear. And I've had the handles come loose when mowing along the fence line as they stick out. ... MoreGot fresh turf laid and wanted a new mower to go with it. Several mows later and I'm happy with the mower overall. After seeing how powerful it is, I definitely wouldn't want one of the 18v or lower power 36v models. I haven't bothered with the eco or auto modes and just leave it on power mode all the time, which allows me just enough battery time to get through my whole yard with the 6ah and a 4ah battery. The deck seems quite decent despite being plastic, although the addition of a wash port would be nice. Biggest downside is that parts like the handle and wheels feel a bit flimsy as there is a bit of play in them and doesn't feel as well built as some of my other Ryobi gear. And I've had the handles come loose when mowing along the fence line as they stick out. While it's a bit pricey, it gets the job done so far.
I recently moved house and now have a front middle and back lawn which the old 18v 36mm budget Ryobi could not handle (Previously only had a small patch of grass), so after struggling with that old one sinking in the grass that I only had time to mow once or twice a month and the 18v batteries always running out (waste time waiting for charging), I decided to get this Ryobi 36V 46cm (18") 6A battery version.The battery charges much quicker than the old 18v as the charger has a built in cooling fan which you can hear when it charges away. It got to full charge in about an hour. One charge could handle all 3 lawns + the big nature strip in front of the house with 50% charge left so I am very pleased with this. Note the left side is for a spare battery which does not ... MoreI recently moved house and now have a front middle and back lawn which the old 18v 36mm budget Ryobi could not handle (Previously only had a small patch of grass), so after struggling with that old one sinking in the grass that I only had time to mow once or twice a month and the 18v batteries always running out (waste time waiting for charging), I decided to get this Ryobi 36V 46cm (18") 6A battery version.The battery charges much quicker than the old 18v as the charger has a built in cooling fan which you can hear when it charges away. It got to full charge in about an hour. One charge could handle all 3 lawns + the big nature strip in front of the house with 50% charge left so I am very pleased with this. Note the left side is for a spare battery which does not give power to the lawnmower so is a gimmick which most ppl will avoid as for starters, a 2nd spare 36v battery is costly which you have to pay extra for and secondly it literally weighs like a brick so you have to push an additional weight around which is no fun unless you mow lawns for your own fitness!The grass catcher works (there are a few Ryobi models where they dont) perfectly but i wish it was larger so I dont have to empty it halfway.It has 10 different height adjustments compared with just 3 for those budget 18v variants. Even half way can cut the grass quite short.I dont know anything about motors but when pushing it up a hill, it makes an additional effort when the grass is tough.While it is a bit heavier than the old budget 18v 36cm, I got used to it in no time. The extra 10cm is well worth it as it saves time and I was surprised at how quick it was to finish the lawns.Overall, it is worth every cent and with the current price of petrol so high, this is a great investment lol
Purchased the 36V HP Brushless mower to replace petrol 470mm cut. With a good 450sq m couch lawn, a mower works to keep it well groomed. The battery mower has done two winter cuts (lesser length to come off) with a single charge, impressive for almost an hour of mowing. The cut is acceptable and grass pick-up exceptional into the soft catcher.Being lighter than the "gas burner", the mowing task is easier. Summer growth will dictate any need to purchase the additional parallel battery (very expensive!).A negative for this product is the design of the cutting blade height wrt the base of the mower. It is almost impossible to use the two lower cutting heights as the frame of the mower drags too heavily on the couch grass. If the blade was positioned 5mm lower wrt to ... MorePurchased the 36V HP Brushless mower to replace petrol 470mm cut. With a good 450sq m couch lawn, a mower works to keep it well groomed. The battery mower has done two winter cuts (lesser length to come off) with a single charge, impressive for almost an hour of mowing. The cut is acceptable and grass pick-up exceptional into the soft catcher.Being lighter than the "gas burner", the mowing task is easier. Summer growth will dictate any need to purchase the additional parallel battery (very expensive!).A negative for this product is the design of the cutting blade height wrt the base of the mower. It is almost impossible to use the two lower cutting heights as the frame of the mower drags too heavily on the couch grass. If the blade was positioned 5mm lower wrt to the base, better cutting at lower settings would be possible.
I purchased this lawnmower one month ago and am quite disappointed in it. I have a well manicured medium sized couch lawn. The skirt of the lawnmower drags on the mown lawn making it very hard / heavy to push, turning what was an easy task with my previous electric lawnmower into a tiresome and difficult job. I have tried raising the height in order to alleviate the problem to no avail. I was unable to try the product on lawn at Bunnings and pushing it along the aisle does not give a true example of how difficult it is to push on the lawn. To the designers of this product - the skirt needs to be higher in relation to the cutting blade.After one month the grass catcher bag split along one of the seams and had to be replaced - not a good sign for the longevity of the ... MoreI purchased this lawnmower one month ago and am quite disappointed in it. I have a well manicured medium sized couch lawn. The skirt of the lawnmower drags on the mown lawn making it very hard / heavy to push, turning what was an easy task with my previous electric lawnmower into a tiresome and difficult job. I have tried raising the height in order to alleviate the problem to no avail. I was unable to try the product on lawn at Bunnings and pushing it along the aisle does not give a true example of how difficult it is to push on the lawn. To the designers of this product - the skirt needs to be higher in relation to the cutting blade.After one month the grass catcher bag split along one of the seams and had to be replaced - not a good sign for the longevity of the product.On the positive side the mower does a nice job cutting the lawn, has plenty of power, and the single battery lasts for a reasonable amount of time - its a shame that a second battery is so expensive as I expect it would allow me to mow the entire lawn without recharging. The additional exercise I am getting pushing against the friction caused by the dragging skirt will surely have me looking like a weight lifter in no time.I have a number of other Ryobi products and am happy with them all but not this one and suggest anyone looking for a new lawnmower consider another brand and source it from an agent where it can be trialed on grass.
I bought this mower as a replacement for another Ryobi 36V mower that failed just after its warranty ran out. Since I had an expensive Ryobi battery, I figured it made economic sense to get another Ryobi. So what's different between this Ryobi and the previous one? It's a lot higher, so it doesn't go under shrubs as easily. It weighs a lot more, so it's more tiring to push around. The handle is much narrower and really uncomfortable to use, designed for a person with a very small frame. Gone is the battery indicator on the handle. If you want to check the battery charge, you have to open the battery bay. I thought having two battery bays was great - until I found that only one is electrically connected. The other is just a battery holder. The idea is that it saves ... MoreI bought this mower as a replacement for another Ryobi 36V mower that failed just after its warranty ran out. Since I had an expensive Ryobi battery, I figured it made economic sense to get another Ryobi. So what's different between this Ryobi and the previous one? It's a lot higher, so it doesn't go under shrubs as easily. It weighs a lot more, so it's more tiring to push around. The handle is much narrower and really uncomfortable to use, designed for a person with a very small frame. Gone is the battery indicator on the handle. If you want to check the battery charge, you have to open the battery bay. I thought having two battery bays was great - until I found that only one is electrically connected. The other is just a battery holder. The idea is that it saves you walking to get a second battery. But it means you have to push around the mower with the second battery, which is quite heavy. The height adjustment is now a stupid design. You push a button and then have to manually lift the weight of the (heavy) mower up or down. It's hard to get precise height adjustment with this method. Anyone with a light frame or with physical issues would find it impossible I think. The grass catcher is now cloth, and is quite fiddly to attach to its metal frame. It fills quite quickly. (It is possible to attach the plastic catcher from an older Ryobi.) This is marketed as a mower "designed for Australian conditions." I would say it's designed for Australian conditions by someone that doesn't do a lot of mowing. On the plus side, it cuts grass... but is it worth the high purchase price? NO.
My old petrol catch/ mulch mower reached the end of its reliable life.Responded to the "Go Green" enthusiasm, more than the Global Warming call, which is only achievable with a "Whole World" commitment.Purchased a R36XMLW16 mower kit to replace the old unit and even from the first use it confirmed my decision to move to the battery powered unit.Ryobi's attention to detail showed in the ease of use for mulch plug, catcher, height adjustment and all other common features of the mower.The battery unit and controls are simple and always at hand - gone are petrol, oil and the related maintenance.Although I am in my later years all users will appreciate the lighter weight and manoeuvrability of the mower. Cutting is efficient as the mower automatically responds ... MoreMy old petrol catch/ mulch mower reached the end of its reliable life.Responded to the "Go Green" enthusiasm, more than the Global Warming call, which is only achievable with a "Whole World" commitment.Purchased a R36XMLW16 mower kit to replace the old unit and even from the first use it confirmed my decision to move to the battery powered unit.Ryobi's attention to detail showed in the ease of use for mulch plug, catcher, height adjustment and all other common features of the mower.The battery unit and controls are simple and always at hand - gone are petrol, oil and the related maintenance.Although I am in my later years all users will appreciate the lighter weight and manoeuvrability of the mower. Cutting is efficient as the mower automatically responds to all needed cutting power needs.I have a collection of Ryobi 18V power tools and their ease of use and reliability supported my decision to make this purchase.
| Total Weight | 24.7kg |
| Corded (Yes/No) | No |
| Charger Included (Yes/No) | Yes |
| Maximum cutting height (mm.) | 100 |
| Minimum cutting height (mm.) | 25 |
