Cordless Lawn Mowers

Most cordless lawn mower batteries typically run for 30–90 minutes per charge, depending on the battery voltage, capacity (Ah), grass conditions, and terrain. Smaller batteries (e.g., 18–24V) might give shorter runtimes, while higher-voltage systems (40V+) last longer. Wet or thick grass and slopes can reduce run times.

The right mower depends on the size of your lawn. For small lawns under 200 m², a smaller cutting deck of around 30–34 cm is ideal. If you have a medium-sized lawn between 200–350 m², a mid-range deck of 34–40 cm will work well. For larger lawns over 350 m², a wider cutting deck of 40 cm or more will help you finish mowing more quickly. Choosing the correct size ensures efficient mowing without overworking the battery.

Charge times vary by model and battery size. Typical lithium-ion batteries can take 1–3 hours to fully recharge. Faster chargers and higher-capacity batteries may reduce charging time, but always check the manufacturer specs for exact figures.

Yes, modern cordless mowers with high-voltage batteries and brushless motors can handle most residential lawns, including thicker grass. However, very overgrown lawns may drain the battery faster and could require a second battery or a slower mowing pace.

Cordless lawn mowers offer several advantages over corded or petrol models. Without power cables or fuel fumes, they are easier, safer, and cleaner to use. They also provide eco-friendly operation with zero direct emissions, making them a more sustainable choice.

Thanks to their cordless design, they offer greater manoeuvrability and quieter performance, which is ideal for residential areas. In addition, they require less maintenance, as there are fewer moving parts and no need for oil changes or spark plugs.