Customer Reviews for VEVOR Push Lawn Sweeper, 21inch Leaf & Grass Collector, Strong Plastic Wheels & Heavy Duty Thickened Steel Durable to Use with Large Capacity 3.5 cu. ft. Mesh Collection Hopper Bag, 2 Spinning Brushes

Assembling this is horrible. Took 2 adults way longer than it should have. Directions are minimal. It seems to work well once you actually get it together.

I does a decent job but be warned, this thing doesn't just glide across your lawn...it's hard to push when it's set to a level that actually collects debris.

It is simple to use and put together, but the smallest amount of moss will bind it up and stop it. It also will not pick up sweet gum balls. Disappointed.

Great product but must wear a dust mask when you walk behind. Shoot s a lot of debris.

Good idea for a product, but in truth it only works on perfectly level lawns. If there are any mounds or divets in your lawn this cannot compensate for it. So if you have a perfectly flat lawn, this should work well for you. If not, try something else.

I got this to help clean up the sweet gum balls. It didn't work as well as i hoped. The longer patches of grass bound up the brushes. It was a bit awkward for me. Hopefully I'll get more use out of it this Fall

This sweeper doesn't work well on my lawn. May be OK on artificial turf.

I like the concept of this “lawn sweeper”. Unfortunately it hasn’t worked that well for me. The length of my grass hinders the lawn sweeper from working. I understand you can adjust the height of the sweeper but it’s cumbersome to constantly change this height. My main reason for getting this sweeper is to sweep gum balls. Sweet gum balls are about the size of a golf ball with a prickly outside shell. The sweeper works about half the time here.

Does not pick up as well as I thought it would and have to make several passes but doesn't pick up on sparcly short cut lawn. 2* or less

Takes several passes to get up what you could collect with a blower and an Ames leaf picker upper in a fraction of the time. Not worth it. Got it out of nostalgia because I'd see them around in the 1960s in Lakewood Ohio tidying up little tiny front lawns. Then they disappeared for decades. Now I know why.