Ranked within each type. Use the type pages for a like-for-like comparison.
Half an inch to 2.75 inches on an 18 inch deck, and the best middle ground between width and effort.
Light, quiet and well supported, and it stores only one map, so fenced front and back lawns are a problem.
The most adjustable deck here and the most torque, let down by assembly and hard to find spares.
A quarter acre mower with a big battery for $329.99, and owners keep confirming the runtime.
The 14 inch mower to buy if you mow above an inch and a half, with bigger wheels and a fifth blade over the cheap one.
No satellite to lose under trees, and owners split hard on whether the setup and the cut are good enough.
A lot of deck and three cutting modes for the money, on a listing whose rating belongs to a different model.
Clever vented deck and an honest runtime claim, but owners with damp thick grass had a hard time.
Five blades at 18.08 lbs, the lightest mower here, and the easiest one to store and carry.
Covers 0.3 acres for $753.29, which nothing else here matches, and the software is the weak link.