Kushal
Frustrating Experience with Lowe's and EGO
August 20: After just 13 to 16 uses (bought a year and 3 months ago), my mower broke down. Unfortunately, both Lowe's and EGO provided an underwhelming customer service experience. At Lowe's, I was repeatedly asked if I purchased the mower from their store, even after confirming multiple times. It took 15-20 minutes for them to unsuccessfully figure out how to enter the repair order, and they still questioned if I was at the correct store. When I followed up the next day, they couldn’t find the mower on their portal or my account and suggested I contact EGO instead. EGO, on the other hand, also couldn’t track the mower or the repair status. Both companies kept bouncing me back and forth, showing their dedication to avoiding responsibility. It's 7th day and they are still not able to locate the mower/order in their system. To top it off, local EGO service shops are so backed up that they can’t even consider taking in new repairs for at least two months, with an additional 3-4 weeks needed for parts. Given this experience, I can’t say I’d recommend this product. Sep-07: regret not reading the reviews on Trustpilot before buying an EGO product. If you're thinking about purchasing one, seriously reconsider. Based on both my experience and countless reviews, it seems EGO products are built to last about a year—if you're lucky. More than 75% of customers report significant issues, and their customer service is beyond awful. Don’t be fooled by their discount offers. It’s a strategy to offload cheaply made products while maximizing profits over time. To make matters worse, if you need a repair, expect to wait 4 to 6 weeks, and even if your product is still under warranty, they’ll charge you for parts. Save yourself the frustration and choose a more reliable brand.(experiencing this currently)



