Best Cordless Lawn Mowers in 2027

The LM2135SP ranks first on our spec score. It lists 60 minutes of runtime per charge, the longest among the models that list it. The 420 Wh battery supplies that time. For a buyer who wants to finish the lawn without stopping to recharge, runtime is the number that matters most, and this mower leads it.

It is a self-propelled mower with a 21 in cutting width and a brushless motor. Self-propelled drive means the mower pulls itself forward, so the 55.3 lb weight matters less on flat ground. Eight height positions run from 1 to 4 in. The deck also supports mulching, and the listing mentions a high-lift bagging blade.

The product data does not list a grass bag capacity or a warranty length. Buyers who bag clippings should check that before buying. The listing also describes a speed range of 0.9 to 3.1 miles per hour, so you can set the pace to your walking speed.

Ranked second, the MO60L424 is built around lawn size. Greenworks says it handles up to 0.75 acre per charge, the highest figure among the models that list it. It does not publish a runtime in minutes. Greenworks also notes the result varies with terrain and technique, so treat the acreage as a guide.

Power comes from two included batteries rated at 240 Wh and a brushless motor. Rear-wheel drive and self-propelled control help on slopes and thick grass, which is where a heavy mower earns its keep. The 65.04 lb weight is a real cost, though. Moving it around the shed or garage is harder than with a lighter push model.

It mulches, and the listing adds bagging, side discharge and leaf pickup. A 4-year warranty covers the tool and batteries. Its 21 in cutting width ties for the widest on the page. The data lists no cutting height range, height positions or bag capacity, so check those before you buy.

The LM2114 ranks third and takes a different route from the first-place EGO. It is a push mower, so you provide the forward effort. In return it weighs 45.2 lb, lighter than the 55.3 lb self-propelled LM2135SP. That makes turning and lifting easier on a yard with tight corners. Weight matters when you lift the mower into a shed or over steps.

Runtime is listed at 55 minutes from a 336 Wh battery. The listing says the battery charges in 80 minutes. The grass bag holds 18.5 gal, the largest bag among the models that list it, so you empty it less often. Cutting height runs from 1.25 to 4 in across seven positions.

It has a brushless motor and LED headlights for dawn or dusk mowing. The 5-year warranty is the longest listed on this page. The data does not list mulching, so bagging is the safer assumption. Check the lawn size too, since no acreage is published.

The MO80L416 ranks fourth. It is the heaviest mower on the page at 74.95 lb. That is the main thing to weigh. Self-propelled rear-wheel drive with variable speed does the pushing, but you still have to turn it, store it and lift it into a vehicle or shed. Plan for the weight.

Greenworks says one charge of the 4.0Ah battery cuts up to 0.5 acre. That is less than the 0.75 acre listed for the MO60L424, and the listing notes results vary with grass condition and technique. The battery is rated at 320 Wh. No runtime in minutes is published, so you cannot compare it directly with models that list minutes.

It has a brushless motor, a steel deck and an LED headlight. One battery is included and the warranty runs 4 years. The data lists no mulching, no bag capacity and no cutting height range, so confirm those details. The 80V battery system also works with other Greenworks 80V tools.

This one does not fit the keyword. The MEB1114K is an electric corded mower, so it needs a power cord and has no battery. It ranks fifth on our spec score, but a buyer who wants a cordless mower should look at the cordless models ranked above it. The listing even says no gas or batteries are needed.

On the numbers, it is light. It weighs 28 lb, lighter than the four cordless models reviewed here, and the listing says the push handles fold for storage. The 14 in cutting width is the narrowest on the page, tied with one other model, so a larger lawn means more passes. Five height positions run from 1.4 to 3 in.

The grass bag holds 7 gal, the smallest among the models that list it, so it fills quickly. The listing mentions 7.75 in rear wheels and a 3,300 RPM motor. A cord also limits how far you can reach from an outlet.