Match mower type to yard size and terrain: gas for power, cordless for quiet convenience, reel for low-impact care, and high-wheel or self-propelled models for slopes and rough ground.
Lawn mower ratings help when you match test criteria to your yard. Newer cordless models are now viable for many homeowners, while gas and riding mowers still make sense for larger or more demanding lots.
Practical 2025 guidance for picking a mower: measure your lawn, evaluate slopes and obstacles, then match push, self-propelled, riding, or battery models to your needs.
A concise guide to choosing between riding, zero-turn, and rough-cut walk-behind mowers. Learn what features matter, what to verify, and a short buying checklist.
Brand matters when buying a mower, but prioritize mower type, power source, features, warranty, and local service. Battery, robotic, zero-turn and traditional rotary options have become mainstream since 2006.
Expect to pay a premium for Honda lawn mowers in 2025. Walk-behinds usually cost in the mid-price range; riding and zero-turn mowers are typically several thousand dollars. Compare dealers, warranties, and features before you buy.
Updated tips for choosing a lawn mower in 2025: types, features, and maintenance advice to match modern battery and robotic options to your yard.