Lawn care and lawnmowing can be a lot of fun, at least if you have a good lawn mower and aren’t struggling with something old and hard to use. That does mean you might have to spring for a new lawn mower, but you’ll be happy to know that there are a lot of great lawn mower options for you out there, whether you want something budget-oriented, or super-fancy. To that end, we’ve gone about and collected some of our favorite lawnmower deals across the board, including some great robot lawn mowers that are worth checking out.
A cordless lawn mower is a great way to untether yourself and get the lawn mowed quickly. This 21-inch model by Greenworks should be on your radar if you have smaller lawns, though it can handle quite a bit with a 45-minute runtime on a single battery charge. It has a brushless motor for quiet operation and longer life, and its lightweight 16-inch cutting deck allows for easy maneuvering through small to medium-sized yards. This bundle also comes with a lot of extras, including a 730 CFM blower and a 13-inch string trimmer.
This automatic and robotic mower will cover up to 0.8 acres of land all on its own. More specifically, it will cut 0.8 acre of grass in about 1 hour — it runs for 145 minutes on a single charge. When it’s all done it uses GPS to navigate back to its charging dock to recharge for another day. You can configure cutting heights from 2 to 3.6 inches depending on how low or high you need, plus it employs collision sensors to avoid obstacles and people. You never have to worry about children and pets. Smart controls put you in the driver’s seat at the tap of a button with scheduling, location-tracking, mowing status, and much more. The convenient DIY installation makes it super easy to set up and get started, too.
This gas-powered mower has a 144cc OHV 4-stroke engine, which offers some excellent power to drive the 21-inch all-steel deck and specialized blade. It offers six height positions to allow you to cut as low, or as high as you need. Plus, the two-in-one capabilities means it can also mulch and side-discharge if you’re in grassier or thick areas. It does come with a three-year limited warranty, which is almost unheard of for mowers.
Gas-powered and ready to slice and dice, this push mower has a 21-inch deck with side discharge and mulching capabilities, as well. You can easily swap between the seven different cutting heights, with 11-inch rear wheels that are rugged and will glide over even tough terrain. This mower is ideal for small to medium-sized yards with light obstacles.
Another option for those that like Greenworks and have multiple Greenworks electric products is the Greenworks 40V 20-inch wireless lawn mower. In many ways it is similar to the mower above, as it is suitable for a half-acre lawn, has additional battery storage, an optional bagger and mulch modes, and a battery that works with many other products in the company’s electric lineup. In fact, it even has the rare vertical storage optionality. So, where do the two differ and how can you pick which is best for you? Well, aside from the obvious choice of going for the one that shares a battery with other products you already own, it is self-propelled, which can save you a bit of a workout, and, secondly, it has a wide cutting width (20 inches). For smaller lawns, this extra bit of reach might not be super noticeable, but as you approach that half-acre mark each little square inch along the way will truly add up.
One issue with some robot vacuums is that they tend to just make a mess everywhere, so if you want something to clean up the cuttings, then this robot lawn mower from Yuka might be a good option. This model can handle a half acre of grass, which is great, and it even has a sweeper and basket that it uses to keep all the cuttings in, so you don’t have to worry about coming afterward and cleaning stuff up. It can also manage an impressive 45-degree slop, as well as a cut height of 1.2-4.0 inches, which is a pretty wide selection.
If you want a smaller and more budget-oriented robotic lawnmower, then the Anthbot Robot Lawn Mower is the way to go, especially with the significant discount that brings down to just under $600. It has a cut height between 1.18 inches to 2.76 inches, which is not too bad for the price range. Interestingly, while it has a 0.22 acre range, it also has automatic wire break detection, so you don’t have to deal with trying to find the wire break, or worry about animals cutting it. Overall, it’s a pretty advanced robotic lawnmower.
If you want a solid lawn mower, this offering from Litheli has a 13-inch cutting width, which is pretty good for the deal that you’re getting. Even better, you get a 30L grass bag so you’re not having to clean up after yourself, and you can mow for longer without having to stop. You also get five height adjustments so you can hone in the length of your grass to the perfect height, plus you get a 4.0Ah portable battery included.
It helps to have a handle on three general factors when shopping for a new lawn mower: Yourself, your lawn, and lawn mower features. If you like to get in some cardio while mowing a half-acre lawn, your mower choice will differ from someone who has a tiny plot and want the job done with as little effort or fuss possible.
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