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The best mower depends on your yard size, terrain and how much noise and maintenance you will tolerate. We compare battery, gas and robotic mowers plus reel and riding options on cut quality, runtime or engine power, deck size and ease of use, so you match a mower to your lawn rather than the other way around.
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Hand-selected★ BEST CUT QUALITY
Toro 60V Super Recycler
★ EDITOR'S CHOICE
EGO Power+ Select Cut 56V
★ BEST FOR LARGE LAWNS
Greenworks Pro 80V 21-inch
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Best Battery Lawn Mower for a Sloped Backyard: Three Rear-Wheel-Drive Mowers That Climb
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Best Lawn Mower for Tight Corners and Obstacles: Three Compact Cordless Mowers That Steer
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Best Push Mower for Small Bermuda Grass Lawns: Three Reel Mowers That Cut Bermuda Properly
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Best Lightweight Mower for Uneven Ground: Three Light Cordless Mowers That Follow the Bumps
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The best mower depends on your yard size, terrain and how much noise and maintenance you will tolerate. We compare battery, gas and robotic mowers plus reel and riding options on cut quality, runtime or engine power, deck size and ease of use, so you match a mower to your lawn rather than the other way around.