The 6 Best Prime Day Lawnmower Deals

Greenworks is one of the best-known brands in electric lawn mowers (a niche market, but still impressive). This stripped-down model has only the basics: a 19" blade and a 40V battery. The 40V battery will only last about 30 minutes, depending on the length of your grass, so we'd recommend buying a backup if you think your lawn might take a bit longer to mow. The cut height can be adjusted to one of seven positions with a single lever, and the brushless motor is whisper-quiet.

This Worx mower is immensely popular on Amazon, with over 1,000 units sold in the past month. It might be one of the least powerful mowers on our list, but for folks who only need to mow a tiny patch of grass, it's a great deal. One of its best features is Intellicut, which automatically speeds and slows the blade depending on the denseness of the grass you're cutting.

Ego, along with Greenworks, is one of the top brands in the category, making powerful, albeit pricier, options for people that have a bit more lawn to take care of. This model uses 56-volt batteries and has a 21" blade, a combination that, according to many reviewers, can handle .25 to .5 acres on a single charge.

This self-propelled Greenworks mower is a great option with a ton of bells and whistles. It is self-propelled and has a turbo mode for speedier mowing. Plus, it comes in under $400.

This mower is similar to the one above, but it uses 80-volt batteries for more power to tackle thicker grass. With that said, the battery life is only 33 minutes, a significantly smaller number than other mowers we've seen.

This is by far the most expensive mower of the bunch, but we think it's worth it based on everything you get. Extras include a mulching blade, a high lift bagging blade, an extended runtime blade, an upper blade, a grass bag and frame, a side discharge chute, and a mulching plug—quite the haul compared to the others we've seen.