Best cordless lawn mower

In point of fact, cordless lawn mowers appear to have everything a person could want. They give you the freedom of a petrol mower without the weight or hassle, and they are currently lighter, less expensive, and more powerful than ever before. They are wonderful to have if your garden is larger, but they are also incredibly useful for gardens with smaller plots.
However, the quality of each individual cordless mower varies greatly. Others struggle with a short battery life or an uncomfortable design, while some lack the power to cut longer grass or a lawn that is a decent size. Still others are uncomfortable to use because of their design. Because of this, we have compiled a list of the top cordless lawn mowers, so that you may go outside and take care of your grass without encountering any difficulties.
 

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How to choose the best cordless mower for you

What size mower do I need for my garden?

The most important aspect is determining the appropriate size. If you only need to trim a narrow strip of grass, you can get away with using the tiniest mowers, which are also simpler to store and operate than larger models. If, on the other hand, you have a lawn that is spread out over a broad region, you will need a more powerful mower to get the job done. The cutting breadth is the most important aspect, and it is established by both the dimensions of the mower deck and those of the blades. Mowers with a cutting width of 32 centimeters or less are suitable for use on lawns that are not very large. The majority of the cutting width of 33 to 38 centimeters should be sufficient to cover a lawn that is around the size of a tennis court and frequently a little bit greater. If you need to cut a grassy area that is significantly larger than that, you will require a mower that has a cutting width of at least 40 centimeters. You might also want to take into consideration purchasing a lawn mower that is self-propelled, meaning that it can move around under its own power and does not require you to actively push it along.

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What about the mower’s battery life?

 

Battery life is an important consideration when using a cordless lawn mower, of course. Because the battery that comes with some mowers only has a relatively low capacity and there is only one of them, you will have to stop cutting the grass and recharge it several times before you are finished, which is especially true if you have to cut the grass on both the front and the back lawns. Having said so, you can frequently get batteries with a bigger capacity or a second cell to keep your mower powered for a longer period of time.

The majority of cordless mowers are designed to work with the battery and charger system of a single manufacturer. This allows you to use the same batteries and charger with a variety of other garden and power tools. If you want to save money, purchasing a "bare tool" product that does not include a battery or charger is a good option for you, but you should only do so if you already possess these items. Purchasing everything alone is typically more expensive than purchasing the package that already has everything included.

 

What else should I look out for?

 

There is a wide range of cutting heights available on all cordless lawn mowers, giving you the flexibility to trim your grass to a longer or shorter length depending on your preferences. In addition, when you make the first cut of the season, you might find that you need to make one pass at the highest possible cutting height before lowering it for a second time and making another pass. Mowers that have a maximum cutting height that is higher will, as a general rule, be more effective when mowing grass that is either longer or wetter.

You should also take into consideration what the grass cuttings generated by the lawn mower will be used for. You can cut a greater amount of grass without having to stop and empty the collector if the collecting box or bag on your mower is larger. Virtually all mowers come equipped with some kind of collapsible collecting box or bag. On the other hand, some mowers come equipped with a mulcher, which shreds the grass clippings into such small pieces that they can be dropped on the ground, where they will rot and provide nutrients to the grass there. Your grass will be more resistant to drought as a result of this, and you won't have to bother about emptying any boxes or bags ever again.

However, ergonomics are likely the single most crucial factor to consider. When you spend more than just a few minutes mowing, the degree to which the handle may be adjusted and how comfortable the mower is to push become quite important considerations. Even the positioning of the controls can make a significant impact, particularly if you have to keep them depressed or squeezed while you're working on cutting the grass. Also, don't forget about the storage space! A lawnmower that, when folded up, takes up very little space is a significant asset to have, particularly if storage space in your shed or garage is at a premium.
 

WHY CORDLESS LAWN MOWERS ARE TYPICALLY THE BEST LAWN MOWERS

 

For most lawns men (lawns persons?), we'd always recommend a cordless mower such as the ones listed above. 

That's because there are few less compatible duos than a 240-volt electric cable and a fast-spinning blade, and with UK garden sizes ever shrinking, petrol mowers are just totally OTT for most people, especially in cities. We estimate that the whole cordless mowing process from getting it out of the shed to finishing the job is almost twice as fast as when using a corded model.

However, some cordless models may struggle in extra long grass so best avoid tackling any untamed pastures (we’re talking really long grass here, the sort that hasn’t seen a lawnmower in months). If cutting grass that's about six inches long, fear not if your cordless model cuts it unevenly, leaving chunks of flattened grass in its wake. This is normal for any mower doing its first cut of the season. The secret is to set the cutting deck to the highest setting and tilt the mower back in long grass so the blade doesn’t bog down. Once you’ve completed one pass, run over the lawn again in the opposite direction or, better still, leave it after the first cut and return a day later for its second cut. Then gradually lower the cutting deck for subsequent sessions until it looks like a golf course fairway. At least that’s the theory.

Cordless mowers' lithium-Ion batteries are relatively quick to charge and provide between 25 and 60 minutes of hassle-free mowing, which is plenty long enough to completely cut an average UK garden.

 

HOW WE TEST LAWN MOWERS

 

Our evaluation of the Stihl RMA 443 VC is an excellent illustration of the manner in which T3 carries out hands-on testing of cordless lawn mowers. When we conduct product reviews, we follow a specific process, and wireless lawn mowers are no exception. First, we construct the wireless lawn mowers, and then we use them to cut grass in a setting that is representative of the real world.

Take for instance the coverage provided by the Stihl RMA 443 VC. Robert Jones, the Deputy Editor of T3 and an aspiring gardener, is shown in videos and images really utilizing the mower in the picture that can be found above this page. In addition to that, he discusses his own individual, first-hand experience with the mower, highlighting his observations with regard to the quality of the design and construction, as well as the functionality and features.

We do not merely rely on what a manufacturer has to say about their product; rather, we put cordless lawn mowers through our own testing, during which we watch out for crucial indicators of quality. If a mower fails to cut the grass effectively, we will let you know, and if it cuts the grass like an expert, you will know as well. The greatest mowers now available are the ones that make it into T3's buying guide for the finest cordless lawn mowers.

 

IN CONCLUSION

 

Owners of cordless mowers no longer have to deal with the inconveniences of upkeep, odor, and noise that come along with operating a gas-powered mower. When combined with other cordless outdoor power tools, you will no longer need to worry about wasting gas on your vehicles. Since its debut, cordless outdoor power equipment has made tremendous strides, and it continues to impress us with its progress.

Even though gas-powered mowers have been around for more than a century, powerful lithium-ion battery technology has brought electric mowers into direct competition with their gas-powered counterparts.

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