The Best
Electric Mowers
of 2022
Product Specs
– Type: Push – Corded vs. cordless: Cordless – Power output: 80V
Pros
Cons
– Not self-propelled – Limited battery life
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Product Specs
– Type: Push – Corded vs. cordless: Corded – Power output: 13 amps
Pros
– Lowest price point among those we tested – Felt more durable than others
Cons
– Heavier than the other corded models we tested
Product Specs
– Type: Push – Corded vs. cordless: Corded – Power output: 11 amps
Pros
Cons
– When bagger is nearly full, front wheels may lift off the ground – Bogs down in tall grass
Product Specs
– Type: Self-propelled – Corded vs. cordless: Cordless – Power output: 82 volts
Pros
– Powerful motor – Self-propulsion feature automatically adjusts to user’s pace
Cons
– Heavier than other electric mowers – Expensive
Product Specs
– Type: Self-propelled – Corded vs. cordless: Cordless – Power output: 56 volts
Pros
– Better overall performance than other cordless mowers at this price point – Easily adjustable self-propelled feature – Automatically increases cutting power in difficult conditions
Cons
– Noisy drive system – Poor traction for slopes or wet grass
Product Specs
– Type: Robot – Corded vs. cordless: Cordless – Power output: 20 volts
Pros
Cons
– Expensive up-front cost – Requires a strong Wi-Fi signal and/or Bluetooth connectivity – Some maintenance is required
Product Specs
– Type: Push – Corded vs. cordless: Corded – Power output: 9 amps
Pros
– Ergonomic handle for more comfort and less fatigue – Quieter operation than other corded models
Cons
– Least power of the corded models we tested
Product Specs
– Type: Self-propelled – Corded vs. cordless: Cordless – Power output: 40 volts
Pros
– Impressive battery life – Lightweight and easy to maneuver
Cons
– Sliding handle that controls self-propelled pace is “sticky” – Mulching in thick areas can become difficult