Best Lawn Mowers November 2026
Compare the top-rated lawn mowers to find the right model for your garden size and grass type. This independent guide highlights key specifications, pros, and cons across popular cordless options. Review cutting widths, battery systems, and collection capacities to pick the best fit.
Last updated: 1 November 2026
The list is unchanged since the last update.
Lawn Mowers: Top 5
1
Flymo EasiStore 340R
from £99.9913 stores
from £99.99
13 stores
2
Flymo EasiStore 380R
from £135.0013 stores
from £135.00
13 stores
3
Flymo Simplimow 320V
from £75.009 stores
from £75.00
9 stores
4
Makita DLM330Z (Utan Batteri)
from £149.958 stores
from £149.95
8 stores
5
Bosch ROTAK18V-32 (w/o Battery)
from £129.9511 stores
from £129.95
11 stores
The Flymo EasiStore 340R is a compact 36 V cordless mower designed for small to medium-sized lawns. It features a 34 cm cutting width, a 35-litre collection box, and a foldable handle for easy vertical storage. With the battery and charger included in the box, it is ready to mow right away.
Pros
Battery and charger included
Quiet operation at 86 dB
Space-saving foldable handle
Decent 35-litre grass collector
Cons
Modest 2 Ah battery capacity
Narrow 34 cm cutting width
The Flymo EasiStore 380R offers a wider 38 cm cutting deck and a self-propelled drive system for effortless mowing. It comes equipped with a large 45-litre grass box, mulching capabilities, and a 36 V battery. The foldable handle design allows for convenient upright storage when not in use.
Pros
Self-propelled drive system
Wide 38 cm cutting deck
Generous 45-litre collection box
Includes mulching function
Cons
Louder operation at 95 dB
Heavier build at 12.6 kg
The Flymo Simplimow 320V is an agile and lightweight cordless mower built for compact urban gardens. It features a 32 cm cutting width, an 18 V battery system, and a 30-litre grass collector. Its low weight of 10.6 kg makes it very easy to steer around tight lawn borders.
Pros
Lightweight 10.6 kg design
Battery and charger included
Compact 18 V system
Easy storage with folding handle
Cons
Small 30-litre grass box
Narrow 32 cm cutting width
Higher minimum cut height of 3 cm
The Makita DLM330Z is a versatile 18 V cordless mower featuring eight precise height settings ranging from 20 to 75 mm. It offers both grass collection and mulching options to suit different lawn care routines. Sold as a bare tool, it is a great addition for anyone already invested in the Makita 18V battery platform.
Pros
8 cutting height settings
Includes mulching plug
Wide cut range from 2 to 7.5 cm
Compact folding handle
Cons
Sold without battery or charger
Small 30-litre collection bag
The Bosch ROTAK18V-32 delivers a broad 41.2 cm cutting width while maintaining a low weight of just 11.5 kg. It features an integrated mulching option and a 35-litre grass catcher for flexible lawn maintenance. This bare tool model pairs seamlessly with existing Bosch 18 V lithium-ion batteries.
Pros
Wide 41.2 cm cutting path
Lightweight at 11.5 kg
Includes mulching function
35-litre grass collector
Cons
Battery and charger sold separately
Minimum cutting height is 2.5 cm
Compare specifications
| Working width | 34 cm | 38 cm | 32 cm | 33 cm | 41.2 cm |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Features | Foldable handle | Self-propelled, With mulching, Foldable handle | Foldable handle | With mulching, Foldable handle | With mulching, Foldable handle |
| Grass Collectors | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Power source | Battery | Electric | Electric | Battery | Battery |
How we create the list
The ranking is updated monthly and is based on data we collect from our own platform. Products that rank highly are popular among our users while also maintaining high quality according to editorial expert assessments. Specifically, we weigh how many users follow the product via price alerts or lists, how it is rated by experts and users, as well as how much traffic it generates to stores and how well it is represented in retail. The texts on this page are AI-generated and created to give you a quick and clear overview. No products are paid placements – the ranking is driven solely by data.
