Customer Reviews for VEVOR Push Lawn Sweeper, 53.3 cm Leaf & Grass Collector, Strong Plastic Wheels & Heavy Duty Thickened Steel Durable to Use with Large Capacity 99L Mesh Collection Hopper Bag, 2 Spinning Brushes

Très bon produit correspond à mon attente bien emballé Je recommande et rachèterais chez vevor de bouveau

Overall its a nice sweeper went together preyty easy . i haven't tried it out yet but i will tjis weekend

Works great, love the height adjustable option, easy to put together and use. Great price.

Works great for small lawns. It has gone thru two seasons of New England, including wet leaves. The length of the handles are a little short for taller people which can strain your back.

Achat en September, un peut fragile, mais quand meme fonctionelle.......

This works great and makes clearing leaves very easy. The bin is simple to remove and empty. A quick tip on performance: if your grass is a bit long, it can struggle, and the wheels may feel slightly prone to flexing. Adjusting the mowing height up a notch completely solves this. Also, when putting the collection bin back on, the mesh can occasionally catch underneath, and aligning the mounting pins takes a little patience. Once you get the hang of it, though, everything locks into place securely. Overall, a solid tool if you keep your lawn height in mind.

Decent item, great price but using it takes patience.

Pick up leafs quickly

It's a little weak in picking up heavier leaf load and leaves some other debris behind , but it generally does what it needs to with two passes. Super lightweight.

Works great for pine needles and leaves, especially if you get to them before they can settle into the turf. The deeper they are, the lower you want to set the height to pick everything up - which then requires much more effort to push the brush through tall/thick grass. Glad I went with the 26", but the hopper still fills up quickly causing frequent dumping. One complaint; the debris starts to buildup where the brush shoots into the hopper before the hopper is full, and the brush starts to redeposit debris back on the ground - so you need to pause and push the debris towards the back to maximize the capacity and reduce the number of dumps. It's harder work than blowing and/or raking, but much faster.