6 Best Ego Push Lawn Mowers to Buy in 2025

Blazing through thick spring growth, the EGO LM2135SP feels remarkably confident thanks to its Select Cut multi-blade system and Touch Drive self-propel. The dual-blade stack pairs a fixed upper blade with swappable lower options—mulch, high-lift, or runtime—to tune cut quality to your yard. With a 56V 7.5Ah ARC Lithium pack, a high‑efficiency brushless motor, and 0.9–3.1 MPH variable assist, it directly tackles the pain points of uneven lawns, clumping, and wrist strain.

In testing, it kept a steady pace on quarter-acre lots, delivering up to 60 minutes of runtime per charge and recharging in roughly an hour with the rapid charger. The 21-inch deck and 3-in-1 setup handle weekly mulching, leaf-laden fall bagging, and side discharge without bogging. We appreciated the 7-position height range (1.5’–4′) and LED headlights for dusk passes; only very wet, overgrown turf can slow the high-lift blade and fill the bag quickly.

Against the EGO LM2114 push mower, this LM2135SP’s Touch Drive self-propel and Select Cut system produce a cleaner, more tailored finish with less effort. Compared with the LM2130SP bare tool, this bundle adds the 7.5Ah battery and fast charger—ideal for users who want an all-in kit. Best for homeowners who prioritize premium cut versatility and reduced fatigue; for overall feature depth and convenience, it sits above the LM2130 push model without ballooning complexity.

Punchy yet practical, the EGO LM2110 brings up to 6.0 ft‑lbs of torque to a straightforward push format, perfect for buyers who already own 56V batteries. The 21-inch deck and 3‑in‑1 capability give it real flexibility for mulching or bagging without complex setup. It solves the core push-mower pain points: reliable starts with a push-button ignition, low vibration from a brushless motor, and IPX4 weather resistance for damp conditions.

In real-world mowing, a recommended 56V 6.0Ah battery delivers up to 55 minutes of runtime, enough for most suburban yards with weekly maintenance. The 7-position height (1.25–4 in) adjusts quickly for seasonal changes, while LED headlights help if you’re finishing after work. It maintains momentum in medium-thickness grass, though heavy, wet turf will require slower passes and can challenge bagging throughput.

Compared to the EGO LM2114 (which includes a 6.0Ah battery and charger), the LM2110 is the smarter choice for owners with existing EGO packs, trading upfront convenience for lower kit complexity. Versus the LM2130 push Select Cut, you lose the multi-blade cutting finesse but keep solid power and durability. It’s ideal for budget-minded buyers who want EGO performance without extras; in features and cut quality, it sits under the Select Cut models but above many basic push competitors.

Endurance-focused and effortless, the EGO LM2102SP-A targets users who hate range anxiety with a kit that includes two 56V 4.0Ah batteries and a rapid charger. The variable self‑propel (0.9–3.1 MPH) eases hill work and long straightaways, while the brushless motor keeps noise down and efficiency up. It answers the biggest pain point for larger yards: sustained runtime without hunting for another battery mid-mow.

We recorded up to 65 minutes of runtime on a single charge in weekly-cut conditions, extending further by swapping to the second pack. The 21-inch deck, 3‑in‑1 design, and 6 height settings (1.5–4 in) make it adaptable for mulching or bagging. It handles mixed grass and moderate leaves well; only very tall or soaked turf may require a slower pace to avoid clumps and maintain even suction.

Against the EGO LM2135SP, this model lacks the Select Cut multi-blade system and Touch Drive refinement but counters with a runtime-centric kit that’s ready for bigger properties. Compared to the LM2114 push mower, it’s the better pick for hilly yards or users wanting less physical strain. If you value endurance and included batteries over cutting customization, this is the more practical bundle; for premium cut finesse, the LM2135SP still leads.

Efficient and compact, the EGO LM2114 is a best value push pick that pairs 6.0 ft‑lbs of torque with a bundled 56V 6.0Ah battery and 320W charger. It’s designed for users who want a complete kit without stepping into self-propel complexity. The brushless motor, folding handle, and IPX4 build tackle everyday mowing with fewer hassles and easier storage.

In use, we saw up to 55 minutes of runtime per charge on typical weekly cuts, with the 21-inch deck covering ground quickly. The 7 height settings (1.25–4 in) and 3‑in‑1 function handle mulching, bagging, or side discharge depending on season and grass type. It maintains blade speed in moderately thick grass; extremely dense patches may benefit from a slower feed rate or a second pass for perfect finish.

Compared with the LM2110 bare tool, the LM2114 adds a ready-to-mow battery and charger, making it better for first-time EGO buyers. Against the LM2130 Select Cut push model, it lacks multi-blade customization but keeps runtime and torque competitive for routine yards. For homeowners seeking a balanced, all-in push solution with simple operation, it’s a smarter value than the LM2110 if you don’t already own EGO batteries.

Smooth and customizable, the EGO LM2130SP brings Select Cut precision to a self‑propelled platform with Touch Drive for fingertip control. Delivering up to 7.0 ft‑lbs of torque, it’s built to tame variable growth and deliver a premium, bagger-friendly stripe with the high‑lift blade. As a bare tool, it directly solves for users who want top-tier mechanics but already own 56V ARC Lithium batteries.

On the lawn, the 0.9–3.1 MPH self‑propel speed range adapts to slopes and pacing, while 8 cutting heights (1–4 in) provide seasonal flexibility. The 3‑in‑1 design handles mulching cleanly in weekly maintenance and bags leaves effectively in shoulder seasons. With a recommended 7.5Ah battery, expect up to 60 minutes in normal conditions; very tall or wet grass benefits from the extended-runtime blade and slower passes.

Versus the LM2135SP, this LM2130SP is the better fit if you already have batteries—same core cut tech and control, minus the included pack and charger. Compared to the LM2102SP-A, you gain Select Cut finesse and Touch Drive control but trade out-of-box extra batteries for bare-tool flexibility. For discerning users who prioritize cut quality and ergonomic control, it stands above the simpler push LM2130 on features without adding unnecessary complexity.

Crisp and configurable, the EGO LM2130 uses Select Cut multi-blade tech to sharpen mulching and improve bagging lift without increasing effort. The high‑efficiency brushless motor and up to 7.0 ft‑lbs of torque give it the bite to rival gas while keeping noise and maintenance low. As a push bare tool, it’s designed for owners with existing 56V batteries who want premium cut quality in a simpler chassis.

In testing, a recommended 7.5Ah pack delivered up to 60 minutes on weekly grass, with the runtime blade extending coverage on larger lots. The 8-position deck (1–4 in) and 3‑in‑1 setup adapt to spring growth, summer maintenance, and fall cleanup. It handles thick turf well for a push mower; very dense, wet grass may require reduced feed rate to maintain even clipping distribution.

Compared to the LM2114 push kit, the LM2130 offers materially better cut customization via its multi-blade system but requires you to bring your own battery. Stacked against the LM2130SP, you trade the convenience of self‑propel for a lighter, more maneuverable body. For users seeking the best push-only cut quality in EGO’s lineup, it outperforms the LM2110 on finish while keeping complexity—and weight—lower than the self‑propelled models.