7 Best Cordless Electric Lawn Mowers & Weed Eaters 2025

Powerhouse is the word here. The Greenworks 80V self-propelled mower pairs a 21-inch steel deck with a high-torque brushless motor that chews through thick turf without bogging. The kit’s 3-in-1 system (mulch, rear bag, side discharge) and 7-position height adjustment dial in cut quality, while the 580 CFM blower and 16-inch trimmer round out a true all-in-one yard solution. Self-propelled drive and LED headlights add real-world convenience for bigger, tougher lawns.

In testing, the self-propel assist keeps pace on hilly yards and long runs, and the steel deck maintains even suction for clean bagging. The 16-inch trimmer with a variable-speed trigger handles fence lines and overgrowth, while the blower’s 580 CFM clears wet leaves and clippings in fewer passes. The included 4.0Ah USB battery and 60-minute rapid charger minimize downtime, though the mower’s weight is noticeable when maneuvering tight spaces. Vertical storage helps reclaim garage space.

Compared with the Greenworks 80V Push kit (B0CKG769JW), this model’s self-propel and more powerful 580 CFM blower are better for larger or sloped properties but add bulk. It outmuscles the Greenworks 48V (2x24V) set (B0C2ZMYVWM) for demanding lawns, though the 48V kit offers wider platform compatibility. Ideal for homeowners prioritizing power, cut quality, and speed over ultimate portability. For feature depth and lawn-taming performance, it sits above the 80V Push combo in overall capability.

The Worx GT3.0 feels nimble and clever, delivering trim-to-edge conversion in seconds with rubberized support wheels that keep lines straight. At just 5.3 lbs, it’s approachable for any user, and the Command Feed push-button system advances line instantly—no bumping. A 12-inch cut swath and 7600 rpm no-load speed make quick work of grass around beds and hardscape.

In weekend-yard testing, the 90° tilting head reached under benches and along slopes where bulkier tools struggle. The 0.065-inch line favors precision over brute force—great for grass and light weeds, less ideal for thick stalks. Two 20V batteries and the included charger support uninterrupted sessions by hot-swapping, though runtime per pack is better suited to small-to-medium trims. The spacer guard keeps plants safe during edging.

Against the SEESII combo’s 3-in-1 versatility, Worx prioritizes simplicity and everyday usability with the broad PowerShare ecosystem for tool cross-compatibility. It’s the pick for small yards, condos, and budget-focused buyers who want an easy edger/trimmer with free spools for life. You trade raw cutting power for control and comfort compared to Greenworks kits.

This 80V Greenworks push mower kit is a workhorse for mid-to-large yards without the added complexity of self-propel. The 21-inch steel deck and brushless motor deliver consistent power, while the 3-in-1 cut system handles mulching, bagging, or side discharge. The package adds a 500 CFM blower for cleanup and a 13-inch trimmer for detail work, plus two 2.0Ah USB batteries and a rapid charger.

In use, cut quality remains even across mixed-height grass, and 7-position height settings make seasonal transitions simple. The push design improves maneuverability in tight spaces versus heavier self-propelled units. The 13-inch trimmer is best for edging and routine trimming; it’s not a brush-clearing tool. Dual 2.0Ah batteries keep things moving, though large yards may require a second charge cycle depending on grass density.

Compared to the Greenworks 80V Self-Propelled kit (B0CKG68ZXM), this model trades slope-crushing drive and a stronger blower for lighter handling and simpler maintenance. It also outperforms the 48V Greenworks combo (B0C2ZMYVWM) in cutting power, but the 48V kit offers more batteries in-box. Ideal for homeowners who want 80V muscle with a nimbler push format; feature-for-feature, it undercuts the self-propel kit on weight while retaining core performance.

Greenworks’ 48V system (two 24V packs) hits a sweet spot for everyday yards with self-propel, a 21-inch steel deck, and a quiet brushless motor delivering up to 2x torque vs. older designs. The mower tackles up to a 21° incline, and the 4-in-1 operation (rear bag, mulch, side discharge, Turbo) boosts versatility. The kit bundles a 12-inch trimmer with TorqDrive and a blower rated 320 CFM / 90 MPH for post-mow cleanup.

On-lawn, the self-propel assists steady pacing, and LED headlights help finish at dusk. The mower’s 7-position height range (1-3/8′ to 4′) adapts to seasonal growth, while the trimmer’s auto-feed head and variable speed simplify edging and fence-line work. Runtime with two 5.0Ah packs supports typical suburban lots; the blower’s high mode is short but effective for clippings and dry leaves. Vertical storage and collapsible handles are garage-friendly.

Versus the Greenworks 80V kits, this 48V combo is quieter and lighter, with broader 24V platform compatibility across 150+ tools, but it can’t match the 80V’s raw cut force or blower output. It’s perfect for mid-size lawns and users valuing comfort and versatility over maximum power. Compared head-to-head with the 80V Push kit, you trade absolute muscle for better ergonomics and ecosystem breadth.

This BLACK+DECKER 3-in-1 is a space-saving problem-solver for small lots and townhomes. It converts from mower to trimmer to edger in seconds, letting the AFS automatic feed keep the line coming without bumping. The system excels on lawns up to roughly 750 sq ft, with cut heights from 1.6–2.4 inches and a power-drive transmission to prevent bogging in typical turf.

In testing, the lightweight deck attachment keeps passes tidy on tight, obstacle-heavy yards. It’s not meant for tall, wet, or overgrown grass; frequent passes work best. Two included batteries extend runtime enough for small yards and trims, though charge time (about 2.5 hours to 60%) means planning ahead. The adjustable height deck and pivoting handle improve comfort for different users.

Compared with the Worx GT3.0, BLACK+DECKER adds true mowing capability in tight spaces where a full mower won’t fit. Against Greenworks 48V and 80V kits, it trades power and speed for compact versatility and storage ease. It’s ideal for patios, courtyards, and small fenced lawns—think precision and practicality over brute force.

LawnMaster’s combo is all about lightweight convenience for small yards. The 13-inch mower spins at 3,700 RPM with five height positions from 1.0–2.55 inches, and the 10-inch trimmer hits 9,200 RPM with auto single-line feed. Two 24V 4.0Ah batteries and charger come included, and the mower’s 6.5-gallon collector keeps cleanup tidy.

On flat suburban plots, the mower produces a clean cut with minimal effort; the small deck navigates beds and narrow side yards easily. Expect around 20 minutes per battery on typical grass; thicker patches may demand a recharge. The trimmer’s sub-6 lb weight and pivot-assist handle reduce fatigue, and the 7-position pivoting head helps edge along walkways and uneven areas.

Compared to the BLACK+DECKER 3-in-1, LawnMaster separates tools for a more traditional feel and slightly wider mower deck, but lacks the ultra-compact transformability. It’s lighter duty than the Greenworks 48V and 80V sets, making it best for apartment-adjacent lawns or first-time homeowners. Against Worx GT3.0, you gain a true mower while trading some edging finesse.

SEESII’s 3-in-1 approach is surprisingly versatile, combining a 12-inch push mower, string trimmer, wheeled edger, and a handheld blower that all share the same battery system. The standout here is runtime: two 4.0Ah batteries plus a rapid charger deliver up to 70 minutes of mowing and around 100 minutes for the blower, easing anxiety about mid-job stops. The lightweight design makes it approachable for any user and simple to store.

In practice, the mower module is best for small, maintained lawns; the trimmer and wheeled edger handle borders with clean control. The blower’s five-speed control is handy for moving from patios to flower beds without scattering mulch. While not designed for thick, wet grass or dense overgrowth, the toolset’s flexibility shines for routine upkeep across yard edges, sidewalks, and decks.

Compared with the Worx GT3.0, SEESII adds a true mowing function and significantly longer combined runtime, while the Worx feels more refined for edging accuracy. Against LawnMaster’s 24V combo, SEESII emphasizes battery endurance and modularity over deck width. For small-to-medium lots where runtime and multi-function matter most, it’s a smart, storage-friendly pick.