Voltage is not the number that decides · review
A two-battery 24V mower at almost the same price as the 40V 16-inch, with a stated 45 minutes and a poly deck that can hang on a wall.
Greenworks sells this with two 24V 4.0Ah batteries and a dual-port charger, at about the same money as its 16-inch 40V kit. If you own 24V trimmers or blowers, that is two extra batteries for them too.
The deck is sold as 17 inches and listed at 16.14 inches. At 42.5 pounds it is 5 pounds heavier than the 16-inch 40V mower, and it runs a stated 10 minutes longer.
The bullets promise 3 years of cover while the details table says 2. Since the 40V model states 3 years in both places, this is worth a question to the seller.
Remove the battery or safety key and wait for the blade to stop before you turn the mower over or clear a clog.
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| Battery | 2 × 24V 4.0Ah, 48V total, included |
|---|---|
| Cutting width | 17 in in the title, 16.14 in in the table |
| Runtime | Up to 45 minutes, stated |
| Cutting height | 1-3/8 to 3-3/4 in, 5 positions |
| Clipping options | Mulch and rear bag |
| Weight | 42.5 lb |
| Warranty | 3 years in the bullets, 2 years in the table |
| Amazon reference | B086K59Q79 |
The mower runs on two 24V 4.0Ah batteries in series, which Greenworks calls 48V. Each battery also fits its 24V tools.
The bullet says 3 years and the table says 2. Confirm with the seller before you buy if the difference matters.
7.5/ 10
Good value if the two 24V packs will also run other tools. Otherwise it is roughly level with the 40V 16-inch.
A small to medium yard, and a shed that already has Greenworks 24V tools.
Specifications: the Amazon.com listing, read from a US address. Live prices: Amazon.com, through Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.
56V 6.0Ah · 21 in cut · push · up to 55 min stated · 1.25 to 4 in, 7 positions · 80 min charge · 82 lb shipping listing
A 21-inch 56V push mower with a stated 55 minutes on its 6.0Ah battery, LED headlights and the widest deck of the battery mowers here.
Best for: A quarter-acre lawn and an owner who may buy other EGO tools.
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40V 4.0Ah · 15.67 in in the table · 35 min in the table · 1.25 to 3.75 in, 5 positions · mulch and bag · 37.5 lb · 3-year warranty
The most-rated battery mower here, with over 12,000 ratings: light and simple, with a poly deck, a 3-year warranty and a bold 1/3-acre claim.
Best for: A small yard and a buyer who values a long record and a real warranty.
≈ $238
48V (2 × 24V 4.0Ah) · 19 in cut · up to 40 min · 1.4 to 3.4 in, 6 positions · mulch and side discharge · 3,600 RPM
About $207 for a 19-inch mower with two 24V batteries, but a low 3.4-inch ceiling and no rear bag on the listing.
Best for: A buyer who wants width for the money and leaves clippings on the lawn.
≈ $207
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