Germany
One battery, fifteen shelves
Einhell reaches fifteen shelves here and, unlike the name above it, most of them are machines rather than fittings. It is the only manufacturer on this site with a product in all four mower families at once — petrol, mains, cordless and hand cylinder — plus a robot.
The platform is the thing to understand before reading any of its listings. A large part of the cordless range shares one pack, which means the cheapest listing for a given machine is very often supplied without one. That is a correct purchase if you already own packs and an incomplete one if you do not, and the difference is a single word inside the model name. This site marks it in the row rather than in a footnote.
On the accessory shelves it appears as the maker’s own spare: a blade, a catcher, a scarifier cartridge, each naming the machines it belongs to. Those are the least ambiguous listings on shelves otherwise dominated by sellers publishing forty-machine compatibility lists.
30 L box, 3-step per-wheel height, impact-resistant housing
The cheapest machine on this whole site. A 30-litre box, per-wheel height adjustment in three steps, and a cable strain relief.
Best for: A very small lawn, close to a socket, where the machine will be set once and left
One-piece metal deck, disengageable rear drive, 80 L, 6 steps
A one-piece metal deck, a disengageable rear drive and an 80-litre box with two emptying handles — the largest catcher in this family.
Best for: A large lawn, for a buyer who already knows this maker’s range and does not need the listing to describe it
33 cm, 18 V Power X-Change, 4.0 Ah supplied, 30 L, 25–65 mm
A 33 cm machine on the maker’s shared 18 V platform, supplied with a 4.0 Ah pack and charger, with five central height steps.
Best for: A small lawn, and particularly a shed that already contains this maker’s batteries
600 m², camera, 25 % slope, 20–60 mm, 4.0 Ah, magnetic tape
Camera navigation on a shared battery platform, with magnetic tape for no-go zones and three spare blades in the box.
Best for: A medium lawn on gentle ground, especially in a shed that already holds this maker’s batteries
30 cm, 5 steel blades, 13–37 mm in 4 steps, 16 L, roller
A 13 to 37 mm range on five steel blades, with a plastic roller behind the cylinder and a park position for storage.
Best for: A small lawn kept short, where a light stripe and a steady cut are the point
55 cm brush, cordless 18 V, no pack supplied, 100 L, LOW–HIGH
The only powered sweeper here — brush speed set independently of walking pace — sold without a battery, and usable by hand.
Best for: A large lawn with tussocky or uneven grass, where walking faster to spin the brushes is not an option
2800 W roller, 45 mm branches, transparent 60 L box, reversing
A roller machine with a transparent 60-litre box, a reversing switch and a safety cut-out when the box is removed.
Best for: A medium garden where the shredder is used in long sessions and the box will be emptied repeatedly
750 W, 30 cm wide, 200 mm deep, 4 blades, folding handle
Four blades on 30 cm at 750 W, with a folding handle, a two-point safety switch and a strain relief — the smallest tiller here.
Best for: Flower beds and vegetable plots already in cultivation, rather than ground being broken
650 W, R1" male 33.3 mm ports, filling opening, drain screw
A 650 W pump with a well-placed filling opening, a drain screw and R1" male connections on 33.3 mm.
Best for: Straightforward garden watering, for a buyer who will find the hydraulic figures elsewhere
18 V, 4.0 Ah included, 210 km/h, 500 m³/h, 10:1, 45 L
A cordless two-in-one with a 10:1 shredder, a 45-litre bag with a window, wheels on the tube, and the pack included.
Best for: A medium garden where the leaves are on grass and the cable is the thing you want gone
The maker’s own 43 cm blade, named for the two machines it fits, in steel with two ground cutting edges.
Best for: Owners of either of the two cordless mowers it names
A bare 18 V tool with a metal gearbox and a 100 mm blade — no battery, and no runtime, by design.
Best for: Somebody already on this 18 V platform, cutting thicker or denser grass
A handheld battery spreader with six speeds and eight rate settings — and two coverage figures that disagree.
Best for: Somebody already on this 18 V platform, treating awkward shapes rather than open lawn
A 26-litre nylon box weighing 550 g, for two named hand mowers — the lightest catcher here by a wide margin.
Best for: Either of the two named hand mowers, when the original bag has worn or torn
A complete replacement aerating roller — 26 steel claws on 35 cm, ball-bearing, for two named machines.
Best for: Either of the two named machines, when the sprung claws have worn or the bearings have gone
