Not much choice at all these days for lightweight mowers in this price range (now that Black and Decker - regrettably - do not seem to be supplying this type of mower any longer).
This Flymo one is pretty much OK ... it feels powerful, and covers the ground rapidly without a lot of fuss.
It probably cuts best and most neatly on really dry grass (the Flymo Helpline people effectively confirm this, in a more guarded way, of course).
Damp or slightly wet grass tends to collect at the inside of the dome, and rather soon after the beginning of mowing the mower makes a throat-clearing sort of noise and coughs out smallish pieces of accumulated cut grass on the cut area.
It is possible to control this dumping to an extent by keeping handy a dedicated shortish length of wood, and every now and again stopping the mower and doing a rough clearance of the inside of the dome.
My mower is pretty new, and has so far only been used for 7 or 8 cuts, so I am beginning to master this clogging thing, but must admit that I find the clearance routine overly finicky.
My Black & Decker mower used to leave just a fine line of cut grass, which could be thrown to the right by overlapping the next pass, and it was only when nearing the end of a lawn cut that I needed to pick up (with a child-size rake) the line of grass when there was enough of it to warrant removal.
The Black and Decker packed up after nearly ten years, and cannot be replaced, but I do wish that Flymo could just address their clog-and-drop-out problem and so achieve a pretty much fault-free hover mower that can do its job really well.