Worx WG733.1 Cordless Lawn Mower Review
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Last updated October 31, 2026
The Worx WG733.1 is a good buy for a small, flat, maintained lawn: a townhouse lot, a courtyard, a side yard or a front patch. It is also the pick if you want a genuinely light push mower to carry up steps and store folded against a wall. It is not the right mower for a large lawn, a slope, or thick, tall, wet grass.
It is a 20V walk-behind with a brushless motor, a 14-inch deck and a 14-inch cutting width, six heights from 1 to 3 inches, mulching and bagging, and a kit with one 5.0Ah PowerShare Pro battery, a 2.0A charger and a one-bushel bag. The small deck and the single battery set its ceiling, and the slow charger is the real bottleneck between back-to-back cuts.
What the Worx WG733.1 does well
The WG733.1 keeps things light and simple, and that is exactly what a small yard needs.
Light enough to carry and hang
It weighs about 21.7 lb as listed. Buyers on Amazon most often praise the weight, and one notes it can be pushed with very little effort.
Clean cuts on normal grass
The brushless motor spins at 3,800 RPM with no load. Buyers on Amazon most often praise the cutting performance, and one reports it handles dense grass 4 to 6 inches tall when cut at the right height. On a maintained lawn, cut regularly, it does the job without drama.
Fits where a big mower cannot
The 14-inch deck has a slim, cut-to-edge shape. It has 6-inch front wheels and 7-inch rear wheels.
Mulch or bag, your choice
You can mulch clippings back into the lawn or collect them in the one-bushel (35 L) bag, which has a flap that shows when it is full. Mulching saves you the emptying; bagging keeps a tidy look on a small front patch.
Six heights on one lever
A single lever sets any of six cutting heights from 1 inch to 3 inches. You can drop low for a first cut of the season and raise it for a dry summer week without hunting for tools.
Quick to put together and to store
Buyers on Amazon most often praise how easy the mower is to assemble, and the upper handle folds on its knobs so the mower stores compactly.
Runs on the PowerShare 20V platform
The included 5.0Ah Pro battery fits the rest of the PowerShare 20V line, so a household already on that platform gets extra use out of the pack. The tool carries a 3-year warranty when you register it within 30 days, and the battery and charger have their own coverage.
Where the Worx WG733.1 falls short
The limits are real, and they all point the same way: this is a small-yard mower.
A 14-inch cut means more passes
The deck and the cutting width are both 14 inches. On a patch that is fine. On anything approaching a quarter acre, you will walk a lot of laps.
One battery and a slow charger
The kit gives you a single 5.0Ah pack and a 2.0A charger, so a full recharge takes a long wait. If you plan to mow more than one charge can cover, a second battery is the practical fix.
Push only, no side discharge
There is no self-propulsion, so flat ground is easy and a slope is work. Clippings leave by mulching or bagging only; there is no side discharge.
Three inches is the top height
If you like to leave warm-season grass taller through the summer, the 3-inch maximum will feel short.
It struggles in the worst conditions
Tall, wet or very thick grass overloads it. The manual's fix is to raise the cutting height and slow your pace.
Durability is the watch item
One buyer on Amazon reports a broken handle, a broken wheel or a cracked plastic plate that holds the blade. Sharpen the blade twice a season, replace it when it dulls or wears, clean the underside of the deck, and store the mower within the stated temperature range.
Smaller than some expect
Buyers are divided on size, and some find it smaller than expected. The real dimensions settle it: about 44.9 inches long, 16.9 inches wide and 42.2 inches high.
The product in this review
Worx WG733.1
See on AmazonThe useful specifications
These are the figures that decide whether the WG733.1 fits your yard.
| Spec | Figure |
|---|---|
| Power | 20V battery, brushless motor, 3,800 RPM no load |
| Deck and cutting width | 14-inch deck, 14-inch cut |
| Cutting height | 1 to 3 inches, six positions, single lever |
| Functions | Mulching and bagging, no side discharge |
| Bag | One bushel (35 L) with full-bag indicator |
| Wheels | 6-inch front, 7-inch rear |
| Weight | About 21.7 lb as listed |
| Dimensions | 44.9 inches long, 16.9 inches wide, 42.2 inches high |
| Battery in the kit | One 20V 5.0Ah PowerShare Pro, 2.0A charger |
| Coverage | Yards up to 3,200 sq ft per charge |
| Warranty | 3 years with registration within 30 days, shorter without; battery and charger have their own coverage |
| Operating temperatures | Use and store 32 to 113 °F, charge 32 to 104 °F |
What the numbers mean in practice
The 3,200 sq ft coverage figure is about a thirteenth of an acre. That is a townhouse lot, a courtyard or a side yard, not a full suburban lawn. Treat it as a best case in light, dry, maintained grass. Buyers on Amazon most often praise battery life, and one reports about 30 to 45 minutes of run time. The 14-inch cut and the 21.7 lb weight go together. The 2.0A charger is the number to plan around, because it decides how soon you can mow again.
Who the Worx WG733.1 suits
The WG733.1 earns its place on a small, flat, maintained lawn, and it disappoints on a big one.
Buy it if
- Your lawn is a townhouse lot, courtyard, side yard or front patch of roughly 3,000 sq ft or less.
- You want a light mower you can carry up steps and store folded.
- You already own PowerShare 20V batteries, or you want a mower that mulches and bags without gas.
- You want a quick touch-up mower to run alongside a robotic mower.
Skip it if
- Your lawn is a quarter acre or more, or you have a slope to climb.
- You cut thick, tall or wet grass often.
- You want a taller cut than 3 inches, or a self-propelled mower.
- You need to mow back-to-back without waiting on a charger.
The Worx WG733.1 is a well-judged small-lawn mower: light, simple, brushless, mulch-or-bag, with a real 5.0Ah battery in the box. It earns its place on a townhouse lot, a courtyard or a side yard, and it disappoints on a big lawn, a slope or thick grass.
Buy it if your lawn is small and flat, you want something light to carry and store, or you need a touch-up mower. Skip it if your lawn is a quarter acre or more, you have a slope, or you cut tall, wet grass often.
Register the warranty within 30 days, and plan your charging around the 2.0A charger.
Frequently asked questions
Which PowerShare batteries can the Worx WG733.1 run on besides the 5.0Ah pack in the box?
The Worx WG733.1 runs on the PowerShare 20V platform, so besides the supplied 20V 5.0Ah Pro pack you can use other 20V PowerShare batteries. A household already stocked with packs from other tools on that platform can swap them in.
What temperatures can the Worx WG733.1 be used and stored in?
The Worx WG733.1 is rated for use and storage between 32 and 113 °F, while charging the battery is limited to 32 to 104 °F.
How long does the Worx WG733.1 actually run on a charge, according to buyers on Amazon?
Buyers on Amazon put the run time of the Worx WG733.1 at roughly 30 to 45 minutes of mowing, and that is with the 5.0Ah pack in the box. Expect the low end in taller or wetter grass and the high end on a dry, recently cut lawn.
How many batteries come with the Worx WG733.1, and is a two-battery version offered?
You get one battery with the WG733.1: a 20V 5.0Ah PowerShare Pro pack. Worx does not offer a two-battery version, so a second pack is a separate purchase if you want to keep mowing while one charges.
Where does the Worx WG733.1 leave clippings, and can you send them out the side?
Clippings leave the Worx WG733.1 either mulched back into the turf or collected in the one-bushel (35 L) bag, which has a full-bag flap. You cannot send them out the side because there is no side discharge. Bagging suits a small front patch where you want a tidy finish, while mulching saves the emptying.