8 Best EZ Lawn Mowers to Buy in 2025

Blazing through thick spring growth, the EGO Power+ LM2135SP feels like a precision tool rather than a chore machine. The Select Cut multi-blade system genuinely elevates cut quality—especially mulching—over single-blade rivals, while Touch Drive self-propel puts throttle-like control under your palm. A 56V 7.5Ah ARC Lithium pack delivers up to about an hour of runtime, and the high‑efficiency brushless motor keeps noise and vibration low. It solves the core pain points: better bagging, easier hills, and consistent cut without gas headaches.

In testing, the 21-inch deck and 3-in-1 setup handle weekly maintenance and overgrown patches with equal confidence. The 0.9–3.1 MPH self-propel range lets you pace with uneven terrain, and 7 height settings (1.5’–4′) adapt for seasonal changes. LED headlights help squeeze in dusk cuts, while the rapid charger refuels in roughly an hour. It’s heavier than compact push mowers and can feel large in tight spaces, but stability improves on slopes.

Compared to the Greenworks 40V self-propelled model, the EGO offers better torque and cut refinement, though it’s heavier and more feature-rich. Against the EGO LM2102SP-A (Best Runtime), the LM2135SP’s dual-blade cut quality and Touch Drive control stand out, while the LM2102SP-A edges it in total minutes with two batteries. Ideal for medium-to-large yards seeking gas-like performance without engine fuss; feature-to-performance balance tops the Greenworks 40V in premium feel and power.

Nimble and lightweight, the LawnMaster MEB1114K is the corded workhorse for tidy city lawns and townhome strips. The 11A motor at 3,300 RPM paired with a 14–15′ deck is built for quick trims, not tall meadows, but its agility shines around trees and garden beds. A 28 lb frame and folding handles make storage painless in closets or sheds. It’s eco-simple: no gas, no batteries, no waiting.

In real-world use, the 5-position height adjustment (1.4’–3′) handles weekly cuts well, though it struggles with wet or overgrown turf. The 7.75′ rear wheels help clearance over roots and curbs, and the 7-gallon bag keeps cleanup tidy for small plots. Cord management is the trade-off—plan your mowing path to avoid snags and invest in a suitable outdoor extension cord. For compact yards, it’s a fast, low-maintenance solution.

Compared to the Greenworks 48V 17′ push mower, LawnMaster is lighter and always-ready but tethered; Greenworks offers cordless freedom and more deck width. Versus the Greenworks 40V 16′, LawnMaster undercuts in convenience but wins on continuous runtime since it’s plug-in. Best for small, flat lawns where simplicity and storage matter more than cordless flexibility; it delivers stronger value per feature than many entry-level cordless options.

Punchy and streamlined, the EGO LM2112 is the premium push pick for users who want power without self-propel complexity. It delivers up to 6.0 ft‑lbs of cutting torque, surpassing many gas walk-behinds, and a 21′ deck covers ground efficiently. The 56V 4.0Ah ARC Lithium battery yields around 35 minutes, while a brushless motor keeps operation smooth and durable. Bagging, mulching, and side discharge are all on deck with quick push-button start.

On mixed lawns, the mower’s 7-position height range (1.25’–4′) helps move from a low summer cut to a higher fall lift. It sails through weekly growth; dense, wet grass will trim runtime, but torque holds blade speed better than most push competitors. LED headlights extend usable windows, and the adjustable handle improves ergonomics for different users. IPX4 weather resistance is a nice safeguard for dewy mornings.

Compared with the EGO LM2135SP, the LM2112 trades self-propel and longer runtime for a lighter, more maneuverable push experience. Versus the Greenworks 40V 16′, it offers more power and deck width but is heavier. Ideal for medium lawns and users who value raw cutting performance and reliability without the added weight or cost of self-propel; in features-to-performance, it sits neatly between budget cordless and full-featured flagships.

Built for distance, the EGO LM2102SP-A focuses on runtime longevity without sacrificing cut quality. The package includes two 56V 4.0Ah batteries that deliver up to 65 minutes, plus a rapid charger to cycle quickly between sessions. A variable self-propel (0.9–3.1 MPH) keeps pace on slopes, and the 21′ deck with 3-in-1 handling adapts to most lawn routines. IPX4 resistance and LED headlights increase usable conditions.

Performance is confident on mixed fescue and Bermuda, with one-lever height control (1.5’–4′) dialing in seasonal targets. It powers through moderate overgrowth better than mid-range cordless, though extremely thick, wet patches can tug on speed and reduce total minutes. Balance and traction are solid with rear-wheel drive. The push-button start and folding design streamline storage in tight garages.

Compared to the LM2135SP, this model trades the LM2135SP’s Select Cut dual-blade finesse for a longer total run package. Against the Greenworks 40V self-propelled unit, the EGO edges out in torque and battery ecosystem depth but is bulkier. Best for larger suburban yards and users who prioritize fewer battery swaps; for sheer runtime per charge kit, it outpaces the LM2112.

The Greenworks 40V self-propelled mower hits the sweet spot for mid-range versatility. A brushless motor and 21′ steel deck deliver quiet confidence, while the rear-wheel drive self-propel adds traction on uneven yards. With a 5.0Ah battery you can expect up to about 45 minutes in typical conditions, and the 3‑in‑1 system covers mulching, bagging, and side discharge. Vertical storage slashes footprint for small garages.

In use, the 7-position height adjust handles seasonal shifts, and the deck’s rigidity helps keep stripes cleaner on thicker lawns. It copes with weekly cuts and moderate overgrowth, though very tall or wet grass will reduce runtime. The mower is heavier than compact push models, but balance is stable and the drive system feels predictable. Maintenance is nearly zero—no oil changes or pull-cords.

Compared to EGO’s LM2135SP, Greenworks offers lower overall power but a compelling blend of features and space savings. Against the EGO LM2102SP-A, it’s typically lighter and simpler, though it can’t match extended runtime. Perfect for medium yards where value, storage, and ease matter; on features-to-weight, it stacks well against premium EGO options for everyday users.

Compact and convenient, this Greenworks 48V (2x24V) push mower is a small-yard specialist. The 17′ poly deck keeps weight down for easy maneuvering around garden beds and narrow gates. With two 4.0Ah batteries and a dual-port rapid charger, you get up to roughly 45 minutes depending on grass and technique. Push-button start, quiet operation, and minimal upkeep make it renter- and townhome-friendly.

In practice, the 5-position height control adapts to different grass types, and the 2‑in‑1 (mulch/rear bag) setup suits routine trims. It excels at weekly maintenance but isn’t intended for tall, damp overgrowth. Storage in sheds or closets is straightforward thanks to the lightweight, rust-resistant deck. The narrower path means more passes, but precision improves around obstacles.

Versus the Greenworks 40V 16′, this model brings a bit more deck width and battery depth at the cost of a slightly larger footprint. Compared to EGO LM2112, it sacrifices raw torque for agility and portability. Ideal for small to medium compact yards where maneuverability and zero-fuss charging take priority; for compact-lawn efficiency, it beats heavier 21′ mowers in handling.

Feather-light and friendly, the Greenworks 40V 16′ targets users who want effortless mowing without sacrificing results. At roughly 35% lighter than many peers, it’s easy to lift, store, and steer, and the 16′ deck fits tight landscaping. A 4.0Ah battery delivers up to about 45 minutes under typical conditions, and the brushless setup keeps noise low. The 2‑in‑1 system supports mulching and rear bagging with a simple push-button start.

During testing, the Smart Cut single-lever height (1.25’–3.375′) made quick work of seasonal changes, particularly for fine fescue and rye. It’s best for weekly cuts on small to mid-sized lots; tall, wet turf will shorten runtime and challenge the narrow deck. The whisper-quiet operation (<75 dB claimed) makes early-morning mowing more neighbor-friendly. Maintenance is essentially nil—no gas, oil, or belts to fuss over.

Compared to the Greenworks 48V 17′, the 40V 16′ is lighter and more maneuverable, though with less deck coverage. Against EGO LM2112, it’s far easier to handle but lacks the torque for heavy growth. Perfect for small yards and users prioritizing lightweight control and storage, delivering stronger convenience-to-performance than heavier 21′ platforms in tight spaces.

Commanding and precise, the EGO ZT4205S brings steering wheel zero‑turn control to the electric riding category. With the e‑STEER system, it drives like a car yet turns on a dime, and the electric drivetrain delivers the equivalent of 22 HP with speeds up to 8 MPH. The 42′ stamped steel deck supports 3‑in‑1 cutting and 10 height positions (1.5’–4.5′). Four 56V 12.0Ah batteries cut up to 2.5 acres per charge, expandable with additional packs.

On acreage, the mower maintains blade speed well across mixed turf and mild inclines, with modes—Standard, Control, Sport—tailoring responsiveness. It shines in large, open spaces and navigates trees and beds with true zero-turn agility. The LCD interface simplifies settings and diagnostics. Very tall, wet grass reduces pace, and transport/storage space needs are significant, as with any rider.

Compared to EGO’s walk-behind LM2135SP, this is a different class—productivity and comfort for multi-acre owners versus maneuverable suburb duty. Against Greenworks self-propelled 40V, it’s in another league for acreage, but requires more space and ecosystem investment. Ideal for homeowners who want gas-mower speed without gas upkeep; in performance-per-pass, it outclasses any walk-behind in this lineup.