8 Best Cordless Lawn Mowers Self-Propelled 2025

Explosive torque meets finesse in the EGO Power+ LM2135SP. Its Select Cut Multi‑Blade System delivers a crisp, even finish that rivals gas, while the Touch Drive wheel control keeps steering silky and precise. With a 56V 7.5Ah ARC Lithium battery and high‑efficiency brushless motor, it solves the classic cordless pain points: runtimes, cut quality, and control. The result is a mower that feels premium underhand and leaves lawns looking professionally groomed.

In testing, the mower handled thick spring growth and damp patches without bogging, thanks to the dual-blade stack and smart power delivery. The adjustable self‑propel range (0.9–3.1 MPH) lets you dial in pace on slopes and long passes, and its 7-position height (1.5’–4′) supports seasonal transitions. The 3‑in‑1 system (mulch, bag, side discharge) works cleanly, with bagging aided by strong deck airflow. Limitations are minor: the dual blades add a whisper of extra resistance in very tall grass, and the chassis is not the lightest for tight shed maneuvers.

Compared with the Greenworks 60V 21′ model, the EGO’s Touch Drive offers more intuitive propulsion control and its twin blades produce a finer mulch. Against the Greenworks 80V, EGO trades peak power for better ergonomics and a more refined cut. It’s perfect for homeowners wanting a gas-like finish with low noise and fast 60‑minute charging. For overall features and polish, it edges the Greenworks 60V 21′ with a more premium control feel and cut consistency.

Punches above its class with a 21-inch steel deck and a brushless motor up to 3100 RPM, the MightyMow brings accessible performance for first-time cordless buyers. The dual 20V system and included 2×8.0Ah batteries claim up to 60 minutes self-propelled or 75 minutes push—enough for most small-to-medium yards. With 3‑in‑1 capability and a single‑lever 6‑position height (1’–3′), it targets essential features without fluff.

On flat suburban lots, the mower keeps pace smoothly, and the rear-wheel self‑propel (2.0–4.3 ft/s) helps on mild inclines. The boosted return airflow improves bag fill and keeps clumps in check when mulching lighter clippings. In taller late-season growth, it benefits from a slower walking speed and a two-pass strategy due to its narrower height range and modest torque compared with higher-voltage units.

Stacked against the EGO LM2135SP, you lose some power and refinement but gain straightforward usability at a lighter footprint. Versus the Greenworks 40V, MightyMow offers similar deck size but a slightly lower cut range ceiling and a simpler ecosystem. Ideal for budget-focused homeowners with weekly maintenance schedules who want push-free mowing and minimal setup. Feature-to-cost balance is stronger than the Greenworks 40V if you value included high-capacity batteries and speed control.

Balanced and confident, the Greenworks 60V 21′ offers rear-wheel drive traction and a polished user experience. The brushless motor and 4‑in‑1 versatility (mulch, bag, side discharge, turbo leaf pickup) make it a versatile yard work hub. Two 4.0Ah batteries with a rapid dual‑port charger fit well into the 75+ tool ecosystem, solving the ‘one battery, many tools’ dilemma.

In real use, it glides up modest slopes and holds speed evenly, with enough torque for weekly cuts and mulching dry leaves using the turbo pickup mode. LED headlights extend workable hours, and deck airflow supports clean bagging with minimal clogging. Runtime sits around a typical session for medium yards; in heavy, wet grass it may request a slower pace or an extra pass, as expected for a 60V platform.

Compared with the EGO LM2135SP, this Greenworks delivers broader accessory versatility and quieter operation, but EGO’s dual blades yield a finer mulch. Against the Greenworks 80V, it’s lighter and easier to handle, though the 80V pulls ahead in raw grunt. Best for homeowners invested in the Greenworks 60V ecosystem who want a capable, quiet mower with flexible modes. Feature set per pound is exceptionally competitive versus the WORX Nitro when ecosystem breadth matters.

Acre-taming efficiency defines the Greenworks 60V 25”. The 25-inch dual-blade deck swallows wide passes, and 30% better mulching keeps clippings fine and evenly distributed. Aluminum handles and rear-wheel self‑propel bring sturdy feel without the clatter or fumes of gas, solving the time sink of multiple mowing sessions.

In testing on large lawns, the extended up to 80 minutes runtime covered roughly two‑thirds of an acre under average conditions. Its dual blades maintain speed through moderate thickness, while 4‑in‑1-style versatility (mulch, bag, discharge, plus efficient handling of debris) adapts to seasonal needs. On uneven terrain, the longer deck needs mindful turns, and dense, wet grass can still benefit from staggered passes.

Versus the Greenworks 21′ 60V, the 25′ wins on acreage efficiency but sacrifices tight maneuverability. Compared with the EGO LM2135SP, it trades refined control for sheer cutting width and longer coverage. It’s ideal for owners of large, mostly open yards who value fewer passes and robust mulching. Against Greenworks 80V 21′, the 25′ offers better area coverage with slightly less peak power—strong value by square footage.

Muscular and deliberate, the Greenworks 80V 21′ brings high-voltage torque for tougher lawns. The 21′ steel deck, rear‑wheel drive, and variable speed control deliver confident traction and pace. With SmartCut technology, it senses load and auto‑adapts power, minimizing stalls and keeping lines clean in thicker turf.

In real-world use, the mower maintains blade speed across uneven, denser areas where mid-voltage systems falter. The 7-position single‑lever height and 3‑in‑1 discharge modes cover seasonal shifts, while the brushless motor keeps noise low and maintenance trivial. Expect around 45 minutes on typical grass; heavy, wet conditions are manageable but will shorten runtime as the system prioritizes power.

Compared to the Greenworks 60V 21′, the 80V carries more grunt at the cost of slightly heavier handling. Against the WORX Nitro, it lacks the same airflow gimmicks but out-muscles in sustained load. Best for users who regularly tackle thick or fast-growing lawns and want gas-like performance without the upkeep. On performance per pass, it rivals EGO LM2135SP while leaning harder into raw power.

Purpose-built for inclines, the EGO LM2102SP-A pairs variable self‑propel (0.9–3.1 MPH) with surefooted traction for hillside control. The dual 56V 4.0Ah batteries stretch runtime up to 65 minutes, and a brushless motor keeps blade speed steady without the roar of gas. With 6 height settings (1.5’–4′), LED headlights, and IPX4 weather resistance, it’s ready for early mornings and damp conditions.

On hilly yards, the speed range makes a difference—slow it on climbs, nudge it faster on flats—keeping stripes consistent. Mulch, bag, or side discharge work predictably, and the two‑bushel bag captures clippings efficiently on longer passes. It’s slightly lighter on peak surge than the EGO LM2135SP’s dual‑blade setup, so ultra-thick spots may benefit from a touch slower pace.

Versus Greenworks 80V, this EGO offers smoother propulsion feel and better wet‑weather readiness, while the 80V brings raw torque. Compared to the EGO LM2135SP, you trade the Select Cut finish for two-battery versatility and hill-friendly manners. Ideal for sloped suburban lots and variable terrain where traction and control matter most. In features and control feel, it competes closely with the Greenworks 60V 21′ while offering better weather resilience.

Quiet confidence defines the Greenworks 40V 21′. A brushless motor paired with a 21′ steel deck and rear‑wheel drive makes it a calm, capable weekly cutter. The single‑lever 7‑position height adjust and 3‑in‑1 clippings management cover basics cleanly, while vertical storage saves serious garage space.

In everyday suburban mowing, it maintains line consistency and handles mild slopes with secure traction. The included 5.0Ah battery targets up to 45 minutes in typical conditions; heavier, wet grass will trim that down, so plan a measured pace or split sessions. Bagging is tidy, mulching is uniform with regular maintenance cuts, and noise stays pleasantly low for neighborhood harmony.

Compared with MightyMow, the Greenworks 40V brings a mature ecosystem and quieter operation, though MightyMow’s dual 8.0Ah pack promises longer sessions. Against the Greenworks 60V, it’s easier on the arms but lighter on torque. It’s best for small-to-medium lawns prioritizing quiet value and easy storage. On feature completeness, it’s leaner than EGO LM2135SP but wins on simplicity and compactness.