Getting the best cordless lawn mower for you means ensuring it has the correct cutting width, range of cutting heights, and weight plus a battery run time that matches the size of your lawn. We’ve tested a range of cordless push mower brands, putting them through their paces across a range of grass and terrains, to help you find the right one for your garden.
Each mower has a detailed list of pros and cons for clarity and has been rated according to set up and storage, handling, mowing and value for money. Every mower in our round up below has scored a minimum of four out of five stars, so you can buy with confidence.
Match the battery run time to the size of your lawn. Most mowers have a recommended maximum lawn size or run time (although this depends on the conditions on the day) and ideally a fully charged battery will last long enough for you to finish the job
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Cordless mowers – Buyer’s Guide video
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In every review we award outstanding products our coveted Best Buy award. To see these and the others we recommend, browse our pick of the best cordless lawn mowers, below.
Best cordless lawn mowers to buy in 2022
Best Buy mowers
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Yard Force LMG37A 40v 37cm
RRP:£259.99
Our rating: 4.8 out of 5
Pros:
- Rear roller
- Double folding handle for easy storage
- Quickest charge time
- Part of the Yardforce GR40 cordless range
Cons:
- Assembly slower than some
This sturdy mower has a 37cm cutting width and useful features including a rear roller for those much desired stripes. Awarded a BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine Best Buy for small to medium lawns, clippings are collected in the large 40 Litre fabric grass bag, it offers a wide range of seven cutting heights, from 25-75mm and is easy to fold away at the end of the day. The 40V battery is quick to charge, taking just 50 minutes and when full it has the capacity to cut a 400m2 lawn.
Specs: Battery: charge time – 50 mins; run time – 400sqm. Cutting: width – 37cm; height – 25-75mm. Grass box – 40 litre.
Buy the Yard Force LMG37A 40V 37cm cordless mower from Yard Force, Amazon and Wickes
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Worx WG779E
RRP:£239.99
Our rating: 4.8 out of 5
Pros:
- Easy assembly and storage, long warranty
- Turbo and Eco modes
- Robust, light and easy to manoeuvre
- Battery and charger interchangeable with other Worx 20V tools
Cons:
- Long charge time
- One handle height
Awarded a BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine Best Buy for small lawns, our testers found this lawnmower easy to assemble and it handily folds away for storage when not in use. There’s a 30 litre ready-made grass bag and six cutting heights to choose from. We were impressed with the amount of features packed in considering the price. It also comes with a generous three-year warranty.
Specs: Battery: charge time – 120 mins; run time – 35 mins. Cutting: width – 34cm; height – 20-70mm. Grass box – 30 litre.
Buy the Worx WG779E cordless mower from Amazon, B & Q and Homebase.
Read the full Worx WG779E cordless mower review
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Stihl RMA 248
RRP: £590.51
Our rating: 4.5 out of 5
Pros:
- Steel deck
- 55-litre grass box with fill level indicator
- Seven cutting heights, from 25-75mm
- Eco-mode
- Handle folds for storage
- Battery level indicator
- Battery compatible with Stihl AK tools
Cons:
- Grass box is a bit fiddly to assemble
- Relatively long charge time (205 minutes)
Awarded a BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine Best Buy for value, this mower will cut 250sqm in a single charge, but takes a relatively slow 205 minutes to charge. However, there’s a battery level indicator, which is visible during mowing so you can see how much time you have left, as well as storage for a second battery on the mower itself, although an additional battery costs an extra £139 from Just Lawnmowers. Well-designed, it has a powder-coated steel deck, which means it’s more durable than the plastic alternatives we tested, and with a 46cm cutting width and seven cutting heights, it cuts the lawn quickly, cleanly and efficiently. Packed with features, this mower has an eco-mode to extend battery life, a generous 55-litre grass box and folding handles for easy storage. It also comes with a five-year warranty, so although it might be the second most expensive mower on test, we think it represents good value.
Specs: Battery: charge time – 205 mins; run time – 250sqm. Cutting: width – 46cm; height – 25-75mm. Grass box – 55 litre.
Buy the Stihl RM4 248 now from Just Lawnmowers (£390, body only)
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Gardena Handymower
RRP:£259.98
Our rating: 4.5 out of 5
Pros:
- Small and light to carry and store
- Pivoting handle very easy to manoeuvre
- Easy to check battery charge
- Part of the Power For All Alliance
Cons:
- Battery and charger are purchased separately
- Cuts out if handle pushed into upright position
This great little mower was awarded a BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine Best Buy for very small lawns. It’s light, compact and easy to manoeuvre around the lawn and is ideal for the regular cutting of small areas of grass. There’s minimal assembly needed, you just screw the handle into the body and once the battery is charged it’s ready to go. There are three cutting heights to choose from and rather than collecting the clippings, this mower mulches, dropping them back onto the lawn where they break down and fertilise the grass – so you don’t need to spend time emptying a grass bag and your grass gets fed. A pivoting handle helps it get into tight spots really easily and it also copes surprisingly well with bumpy ground. While you’re mowing the battery charge is clearly displayed on the mower. The battery and charger come separately, which does push the price up but this mower is part of the Power for All Alliance, which includes Gardena, Flymo and Bosch battery tools and will save you money if you invest in cordless tools in the future.
Specs: Battery: run time – 20 mins. Cutting: width – 22cm; height – 30-50mm. Grass box – N/A.
Buy the Gardena Handymower from Currys, Amazon and Tooled-Up
Best Buy review video – the Gardena Handymower
In this in-depth video review Kay Maguire explains why the Gardena Handymower was awarded BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine Best Buy status.
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Powerbase 34cm 40V
RRP: £189.00
Our rating: 4.5 out of 5
Pros:
- Easy to use
- Front and side combs, and rear roller
- Double folding handle for easy storage
Cons:
- Awkward to manoeuvre
- Not part of a battery system
Awarded a BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine Best Buy award for best budget mower for extra features, this mower is well thought out and simple to use. It’s easy to assemble and the handle folds down flat over the body of the mower so it takes up very little room in storage. There’s a choice of five cutting heights and this is easy to adjust with a single lever and it has several features to ensure a neat, sharp cut including front and side combs and a rear roller for elegant stripes. The 40V battery takes 120 minutes to fully charge and will cover a 200sqm lawn. It comes with a three year warranty.
Specs: Battery: charge time – 120 mins; run time – 200sqm. Cutting: width – 34cm; height – 25-75mm. Grass box – 35 litre.
Buy the Powerbase 40V Cordless Lawnmower from Homebase
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Einhell GE-CM 18/33 Li
RRP:£199.95
Our rating: 4.5 out of 5
Pros:
- Light and simple to use
- Choice of handle heights
- Large rear wheel turns easily
- Part of the Einhell Power – X Change battery system
Cons:
- Lacks features
- Handle only folds in half for storage
This simple, light, well priced mower was awarded a BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine Best Buy for best budget mower for ease of use. It’s simple to assemble with a choice of handle heights to suit different users and the handle also folds in half helping it take up less room in storage. It moves smoothly across the lawn and manoeuvres well and offers a choice of five cutting heights that are easily adjusted with a central lever. The 18V battery takes just 75 minutes to charge and has the capacity to cut a lawn 200sqm and the 33cm cutting width mows neatly and efficiently, tackling longer grass with ease.
Specs: Battery: charge time – 75 mins; run time – 200sqm. Cutting: width – 33cm; height – 25-65mm. Grass box – 30 litre.
Buy the Einhell GE-CM 18/33 Li cordless mower from Amazon, Toolstation and Wickes
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Husqvarna LC 247iX
RRP:£499.00
Our rating: 4.5 out of 5
Pros:
- Comes assembled and folds flat for storage
- Battery power level clearly visible on handle
- Cuts well
- App for service needs and run time
- Battery compatible with Husqvarna products
Cons:
Our expert testers felt this was a well-designed mower which had a host of great features. There are warning lights plus an Eco mode and it even connects to an app. On the lawn it handled well and cut efficiently through the grass. There’s a one year warranty included and we awarded this Best Buy status for medium sized lawns.
Specs: Battery: charge time – 130 mins; run time – 20 mins. Cutting: width – 47cm; height – 20-75mm. Grass box – 55 litre.
Buy the Husqvarna LC247ix from Garden Machinery Direct
Read the full Husqvarna LC 247iX cordless mower review
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Makita DLM460PT2
RRP: £649.95
Our rating: 4.5 out of 5
Pros:
- Battery power level on handle
- Fast charge time
- Ten cut heights
- Adjustable handle height
- Robust steel deck
Cons:
- Heavy
- Assembly awkward for the price
The Makita model has a 46cm cutting width, the choice of ten cutting heights and a mulching option. The aluminium deck feels robust and the mower cuts well, with an optional quiet mode. The battery power level is displayed on the handle and it charges in 45 minutes, which was faster than most of the other models we tested. It’s guaranteed for a year and overall we felt this was great value. We judged this model a Best Buy for bigger lawns.
Specs: Battery: charge time – 45 mins; run time – 800sqm. Cutting: width – 46cm; height – 20-75mm. Grass box – 60 litre.
Buy the Makita DLM460PT2 from FFX and Amazon.
Read the full Makita DLM460PT2 cordless mower review
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Ego LM1701E
RRP: £479
Our rating: 4.8 out of 5
Pros:
- Easy to assemble and folds for storage
- Adjustable handle height for different users
- Sturdy and easy to handle
- Clear visibility of battery power levels
- Battery and charger interchangeable with other Ego Power+ tools
- Wide range of cutting heights
Cons:
- Short run time on battery supplied
Our testers thought this was a well-thought out lawnmower with plenty of great features. It’s simple to assemble and fold away for easy storage. The mower cuts and manoeuvres well and is a pleasure to use. There are seven cutting heights and has collect, mulch and rear discharge features. Although it charges quickly in 30 minutes, there’s less run time. A very generous five-year warranty is included and we judged this a Best Buy for extra features.
Specs: Battery: charge time – 30 mins; run time – 20 mins. Cutting: width – 42cm; height – 20-80mm. Grass box – 55 litre.
Buy the Ego LM1701E cordless mower from Amazon and Ego Power Plus
Read the full Ego LM1701E cordless mower review
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Stiga Collector 136 AE
RRP: £189.99
Our rating: 4.5 out of 5
Pros:
- Quick to assemble, no tools required
- Easy to manoeuvre
- Compact and simple to store
- Generously-sized grass bag
- 2 x 2Ah batteries interchangeable with other Stiga 20V products and can be upgraded to 4Ah
Cons:
- No safety-key
- Battery level not visible when mowing
The Stiga Collector 136 AE is a worthy Best Buy award winner as it has all the features you would want from a cordless mower: Easy to assemble, it’s quick to fold away, too. Six cutting heights gives plenty of choice and it comes with a very generous 35 litre collection box. Light but sturdy, it’s perfect for smaller lawns and great value for money given the batteries can be used in other Stiga tools.
Specs: Battery: charge time – 60 mins; run time – 30 mins. Cutting: width – 34cm; height – 25-75mm. Grass box – 35 litre.
Buy the Stiga 136 AE Kit cordless mower from Mower Magic (£119)
Read the full Stiga 136 AE Kit cordless mower review
The best of the rest
Although some models didn’t quite achieve a BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine Best Buy award, they still have great features that make them worth recommending. Browse our pick of the best of the rest on test.
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Gtech CLM 2.0
RRP: £420.00
Our rating: 4.5 out of 5
Pros:
- Fast charge time
- Folds flat for storage
- Battery power level visible while mowing
- Light, comfortable and easy to use
- Mows to edge
Cons:
- Assembly is time consuming
- Feels less robust than others at similar price
The Gtech mower charges in an hour and the power level is clear while it’s in use. The machine is lightweight and comfortable to manoeuvre and cuts to the edge with six cutting heights. The machine has clear instructions to assemble it, but the handles are awkward. There is a two-year warranty included.
Read the full Gtech CLM 2.0 cordless mower review
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Hayter Osprey 46 60V
RRP: £649.00
Our rating: 4.3 out of 5
Pros:
- Easy to assemble
- Easy to use
- Motorised back wheels
- Excellent cut
Cons:
- Size makes it hard to store
- Heavy
This mower is a dream to use. Not only does it have a safe but simple bar and push-to-start button, but it also has motorised back wheels, to help you push it across the lawn and cut as efficiently as possible. It gives a great uniform cut, even on uphill or uneven ground. Combining a traditional design in British racing green with a modern cordless battery, it’s great for whizzing around big country lawns. However, some may find this a heavy machine to push, even with the motorised wheels. This same bulkiness also makes it a little tricky to store.
Buy the Hayter Osprey 46 60V Cordless lawn mower from Mowers Online
Read the full Hayter Osprey 46 60V review
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Cobra MX3440V
RRP: £232.99
Our rating: 4.3 out of 5
Pros:
- Light and quiet
- Easy to check battery charge
- Double folding handle for easy storage
- Part of Cobra 40V cordless range
Cons:
- Grass bag assembly fiddly
- Stiff cut height lever
The assembly instructions for this well-made mower are not as clear as some and the 35L fabric grass collection bag also needs putting together but once up and running it’s quiet and light and easy to manoeuvre around the lawn. The 40V battery takes 85 minutes to charge and has a decent run time of 40 minutes, and both this and the charger are part of the Cobra 40v cordless range so they’re compatible with other tools including a grass trimmer, hedge trimmer, scarifier and chainsaw. The mower has a cutting width of 34cm and the choice of five cutting heights, from 25-75mm, which are simply adjusted by a single central lever- however we found this a little stiff to use at the extreme ends of the scale. It cuts well and feels sturdy in use and the battery level is displayed on the handle so it’s easy to see how much power you have left as you mow. Once you’re done the handle easily folds flat over the mower, so it takes up very little room in storage.
Buy the Cobra MX3440V from Just Lawnmowers, Mowers Online and Amazon.
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Ryobi One+ RLM18X33B40
RRP: £219.99
Our rating: 4.3 out of 5
Pros:
- Easy to assemble and use, folds for storage
- Mulch or collect grass features
- Part of the Ryobi One+ system
- Long charge time
Cons:
- Height of cut awkward to adjust
- Noisy
Light and compact this easy-to-use mower is simple to assemble and the handle folds in half for storage. The 33cm cutting width cuts well and also has grass combs that cut to the edge for a neat sharp finish so there’s no need to finish the job with a strimmer with this mower. There are five cutting heights to choose from ranging from 25-65mm and the mower also comes with a mulching plug, which gives you the choice of collecting clippings into the 35L fabric grass bag or mulching them, so the clippings are dropped back onto the lawn where they break down and feed the grass. The 18V battery has the capacity to cut a 200m2 lawn but does take a relatively long, 150 minutes to charge and both the battery and charger are part of the Ryobi One + System and are compatible with a huge range of both DIY and gardening tools.
Buy the Ryobi One+ RLM18X33B40 from Very, Argos and Ryobi
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Greenworks 48V 36cm
RRP: £229.99
Our rating: 4.3 out of 5
Pros:
- Collect or mulch grass
- Double folding handle for easy storage
- Part of Greenworks 24V and 48V tool range
Cons:
- Feels heavy and slow
- Tips up when grass bag full
Easy to put together this mower also has a double folding handle that collapses over the body of the mower for easy storage. The two 24V batteries charge quickly in 60 minutes and have the capacity to mow a 300m2 lawn and both them and the charger are part of the Greenworks 24V and 48V tool range, saving you money if you invest in further cordless tools in the future. It has a 36cm cutting width and the choice of five cutting heights, from 20-70mm, changed with a single handle, although this is a little stiff to adjust. It comes with a mulching plug, so you have the choice of collecting clippings into the large 40L fabric grass bag or mulching them, so the clippings are dropped back onto the lawn where they break down and feed the grass. It also has a rear roller, for those highly desirable stripes, however this does make the mower feel heavy and slightly sluggish to push and when the grass fills up the mower tends to tip backwards.
Buy the Greenworks 48V 36cm cordless mower from Robert Dyas, Amazon and Wickes.
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Flymo Mighti Mo 300 Li
RRP: £234.99
Our rating: 4.3 out of 5
Pros:
- Easy to set up and fold down
- Quiet
- Light and easy to manoeuvre
Cons:
- Battery hard to get in and out
- Grass box hard to assemble
- Long charge time
Our testers found the Flymo model simple to assemble and fold down, with clear instructions, although the battery was tricky to fit. The mower is quiet and lightweight to manoeuvre. There’s a handy spare safety key plus five cutting heights to choose from.
Buy the Flymo Mighty Mo 300 Li cordless mower from Amazon
Read the full Flymo Mighti Mo 300 Li cordless mower review
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Greenworks G40LM41 40
RRP: £349.99
Our rating: 4.3 out of 5
Pros:
- Lightweight, comfortable and folds for storage
- Large collection bag
- Battery and charger interchangeable with other Greenworks 40V tools
Cons:
- Tricky assembly
- No battery power indicator
The Greenworks lawnmower is light to operate and benefits from a large collection bag but it our testers found it fiddly to assemble. It folds for storage and has a handy 2-in-1 function and charges in an hour, with five cutting height options. It could benefit from an indicator to let you know how much charge is left.
Buy the Greenworks G40LM41 40 cordless mower from Mowers-Online, Homebase and Amazon.
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Kärcher LMO 18-36 Battery Set
RRP: £279.00
Our rating: 4.3 out of 5
Pros:
- Adjustable handle height
- Light, manoeuvres well, mows to the edge
- Battery and charger interchangeable with other Kärcher 18V Universe tools
Cons:
- Only four cutting heights
- Long charge time
- Awkward assembly
Our tester found this lawnmower manoeuvrable and lightweight although there were four cutting heights, which was less than most other models we tested. The battery power handily displays remaining power in minutes which is a bonus although there is a long charge time of 143 minutes. It was also tricky to assemble although it does fold for storage.
Buy the Karcher LMO 18-36 battery set lawnmower from Viking Direct, Toolstation and Kaercher.
Read the full Kärcher LMO 18-36 Battery Set cordless mower review
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Mountfield Electress 30 Li Kit
RRP: £139.00
Our rating: 4.3 out of 5
Pros:
- Lightest model we tested
- Easy to manoeuvre
- Batteries quick to recharge
- 1 x 4Ah battery interchangeable with other Mountfield 20V tools
Cons:
- No safety key
- Battery level not visible when mowing
Sturdy and easy to use, we found this lightweight lawnmower is really suited to small gardens – especially with a narrow cutting width of 30cm, although there are only three cutting heights, which was less than most other models we tested. It only has 20 minutes running time, but the charge time is quick – a nifty 30 minutes. The handlebars were a bit tricky to assemble and it was fiddly to fold them down for storage.
Buy the Mountfield 30 Li kit cordless mower from Mowers Online and Amazon
Read the full Mountfield 30 Li Kit cordless mower review
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Honda IZY HRG416XB 36V
RRP: £450.00
Our rating: 4.3 out of 5
Pros:
- Fast charge time
- Battery power level on handle
- Cuts and manoeuvres well, and good on slopes
- Battery and charger interchangeable with other Honda Universal Battery tools
Cons:
- Grass box awkward to assemble
- Simple features for the price
We found the Honda lawnmower efficient to use, especially on slopes. There’s six cutting heights on this model and everything came assembled except the 50 litre grass box. The deck is steel and there’s a battery power level on the handle. It charges in just 35 minutes and comes with a two-year warranty.
Buy the Honda IZY-ON 416XB cordless mower from Just Lawnmowers
Read the full Honda IZY-ON 416XB cordless mower review
What are the benefits of a cordless lawn mower?
There are a variety of benefits to buying a cordless lawn mower in comparison to the more traditional petrol or electric models, including:
- Easy to manoeuvre: Without a cord, these mowers are typically easy to move around the lawn. Without an engine they’re lightweight, too.
- Quiet: Powered by lithium-ion battery, they’re much quieter than petrol-engine mowers.
- No emissions: As they don’t use petrol, they don’t emit emissions.
- Minimal maintenance: They don’t need regular servicing like petrol mowers.
How to choose the best cordless lawn mower
Your budget and the size of your lawn will be pivotal in deciding which brand and model of cordless lawn mower will best suit your needs. Think about the following points before you buy:
- Where are you cutting? The type of lawn you’re cutting will dictate the mower features you’ll need. Push mowers require you to provide the momentum, so manoeuvrability is key, particularly if your lawn slopes or you have play equipment, beds and trees to navigate. A mower that cuts to the edge gives a neat finish and saves time with the shears or trimmer later. For a sharp, neat look opt for a low cut height, but if you lack time to mow regularly, a higher cut will tackle longer grass. A rear roller gives neat stripes, while a mulching plug lets you choose between collecting clippings or mulching them. It saves you emptying the collection box but mulching only works if the lawn is cut regularly.
- What’s the battery charge and run time? Lithium-ion batteries vary in size, from 18V to 40V and from 2Ah to 5Ah in our test, and this determines the cutting power and run time on a single charge. Match the run time to the size of your lawn. Most mowers have a recommended maximum lawn size or run time (although this depends on the conditions on the day) and ideally a fully charged battery will last long enough for you to finish the job. Some models use two batteries at the same time so you can mow for longer and most brands also sell batteries separately. Fast charge times allow you to get mowing again quicker.
- Is it easy to use? Most mowers should just need the handles attaching and the grass box assembling, with fabric bags simpler to construct than plastic box-style collectors. Switching between cutting heights should be easy. Some mowers need to be turned over and the entire axle moved, but a single lever simply moved through the range is ideal.
- Is storage space limited? If you don’t have much room, check how far the handle folds down and how easily. Most can be partly unscrewed to fold over the body of the mower; others are designed to unclip and double fold completely flat or can be hung or stood up vertically. Fabric bags also collapse while plastic grass boxes are tricky to take apart. If you need to lift the mower up steps into storage or onto a shelf, check its weight and whether there are carry handles to make this easier.
- What do you get for your money? The quality of materials often relates to the price. Budget models made from lightweight plastic as opposed to higher-end machines with metal decks are unlikely to last long. Brushless motors are powerful, efficient and longer lasting, and buying another mower later rather than one robust model now is bad for your wallet and the environment. Warranty length can vary – some brands require the mower to be registered to get the longest warranty period and some differ between the mower, battery and charger.
What can I expect to pay for a cordless mower?
Traditionally this type of mower has been expensive and although prices are comoing down, a substantial amount of their cost is down to the battery and charger.
For an entry-level cordless lawn mower, you can expect to pay between £150 and £300. A mid-range mower costs £300-£500 and a premium machine’s price can be up to £950.
While most are sold in a kit, with the battery and charger, this is not always the case so check you’re getting everything you need before you buy. Lots of mowers are part of a brand’s cordless system which means the battery and charger are also compatible with their other cordless tools, such as hedge trimmers and leaf blowers, even DIY tools, and will save you money when you invest in the future.
How long will the batteries last?
How long the battery lasts on a single charge depends on the model, the terrain and mowing conditions on the day and some mowers have an eco or power saving mode to help extend the battery life. A battery can take anywhere from 45 minutes to over two hours to charge although Lithium-ion batteries can be used when partly charged if you’re in a rush. Always check the charge time too as these can also vary widely. Many brands have fast chargers, which are usually available separately but can cut the waiting time down considerably and are useful if you need to get back to the job quickly.
Lithium-ion batteries typically last between three and five years (or 500 charges) before they need replacing and always check with the manufacturer if they will take back their batteries for recycling rather than you putting them into landfill.
How we tested cordless lawn mowers
We tested a range of cordless mowers, which were all push operated and suitable for small or small-to-medium-sized lawns. Each mower was unpacked, assembled, then used to cut grass over a wide area, and wheeled up slopes and in and out of storage to see how they fared. They were assessed according to the following criteria with equal marks attributed to each:
- Setup and storage. Looked at the ease of assembly and clarity of instructions, the battery charge time and how easy the mower is to store.
- Handling. Focused on comfort and ease of use, handle-height adjustment and how to change the height of cut, weight, noise levels and run time.
- Mowing. Assessed cutting width, the range of cutting heights, collection-bag capacity and features such as cutting to the edge or mulching.
- Value for Money. Considered all of the above as well as quality, design, warranty and price, which includes the battery and charger. For example, the Worx WG779E was awarded Best Buy for the range of features it offered at its low price point.
For more information on our testing process see How we Review
This review was last updated in July 2022. We apologise if anything has changed in price or availability.