The best of...battery-powered lawn mowers

Ego LM2135SP

Amid a growing field of fine cordless options, this self-propelled 21-inch mower “stands apart” because of its combination of a 60-minute runtime, short charge time, and “polished dual-blade cutting.” It “easily mows down overgrown grass.” $699, lowes.com

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Toro Recycler 21466

This self-propelled mower’s 22-inch deck is all steel, no plastic, while the “exceptionally efficient” 60-volt motor helps cover a lot of ground during its 40-minute runtime. Like the Ego and Ryobi here, this Toro can be stored upright.

$629, homedepot.com Source: Popular Mechanics

Ryobi RY401170VNM

A great value option, this 20-inch push mower runs for 45 minutes on a 90-minute charge. It’s also “a commendable performer,” earning a rating of “excellent” in mulching, evenness of cut, handling, and noise level.

$300, homedepot.com Source: Consumer Reports

Ryobi RY48111

Ego and Ryobi also both make excellent electric riding mowers. Ryobi’s best has a 38-inch, two-blade deck that will quietly “plow through tough grass” for two and a half hours on a charge. The 48-volt mower can also tow a small cart.

$3,229, homedepot.com Source: Country Living

Worx Landroid

“A great way to get the yard work done without lifting a finger,” this robotic mower comes in three sizes and can handle up to a half-acre of lawn. The Wi-Fienabled smart device can even mow when you’re away from home. $1,000−$1,500, worx.com Source: Better Homes & Gardens