Ranked within each type. Use the type pages for a like-for-like comparison.
The only big deck mower here whose star rating describes the mower you actually get.
Light, cheap, and the one mower here whose runtime beats its own spec sheet by double.
Nine height positions on a 20 inch deck, held back by the heaviest weight here and a rating shared across four sizes.
Mows a simple lawn back and forth without fuss, and the automatic mapping that justifies the price does not deliver.
Worth buying only if the cheaper SENIX listing is out of stock, or if the stated 2 year warranty sways you.
The cheapest way to get a 21 inch self-propelled cut, with a drive system owners consistently criticize.
The only reel mower here that bags its clippings, and the only one with 6,000 ratings averaging 3.7 stars.
The offset edger is a genuinely unique feature, and owners keep returning the mower over the software.
A capable mower on a clean 3.8 star rating, with two owners reporting blue smoke from day one.
The easiest mower here to push, with a 1 year battery warranty that should give you pause.