A GOOD electric mower is quiet, efficient, and doesn’t require much maintenance, yet rivals the cut quality and performance of a gas-powered model. (And one can make maintaining your lawn less of an arduous task.) The Ego Power+ 56-Volt Cordless Lawn Mower is all those things, and you can get it for 23 percent off on Amazon, taking the price down to $387 from $500.
This Ego offers 56 volts of power, a deck width of 21 inches, and six different height adjustments—between 1.5 and 4 inches—giving you precise control over your grass’s length. And the 5.0-amp-hour battery in this kit offers a (claimed) 45 minutes of continuous run time on a single charge, making it suitable for mid to large yards, especially if you’ve already bought into Ego’s system and have a spare charged and ready to plug in when the first battery dies. You also get a rapid charger that can top up the battery in 50 minutes, so you can return to mowing your lawn after a break if you’ve only got the one.
Ego Power+ LM2101 21-Inch 56-Volt Electric Lawn Mower
Ego Power+ LM2101 21-Inch 56-Volt Electric Lawn Mower
Now 23% Off
The mower also lets you bag the clippings, discharge them out of a side chute, or mulch them to help maintain your yard’s soil temperature and moisture during summer. Other features include a convenient push-button start and LED headlights to tackle yard work in the early morning. The handle also folds for easy storage during the colder months.
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The Ego Power+ electric mower will not only help you tame your lawn, but it will do so without the exhaust and noise of a gas-powered alternative. So your neighbors may thank you. Take advantage of this deal to keep your lawn beautiful and get back to what matters: taking it easy in your above-ground pool.
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