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Size: 21"
Style: w/(2) 6.0Ah Batteries, Select Cut
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- EXCEEDS THE POWER OF GAS: EGO's cordless electric mower delivers up to 7.0 ft-lbs of cutting torque for performance that exceeds gas-powered mowers.
- UP TO 100 MINUTES OF RUNTIME: The EGO electric lawn mower operates for up to 100 minutes on a single charge with the two included 56V 6.0Ah batteries.
- TOUCH DRIVE SELF-PROPELLED TECHNOLOGY: The EGO 800 Series lawn mower is a self propelled electric lawn mower. Use the pressure of your palm to engage the self-propel system, and control the variable speed with a dial positioned at your fingertips.
- SELECT CUT MULTI-BLADE CUTTING SYSTEM: Customize your cut with interchangeable lower blades; the battery powered mower includes mulching, high-lift bagging, and extended runtime lower blades, plus an upper blade.
- MOW AT YOUR PACE: The EGO self propelled lawn mower lets you adjust your speed between 0.9 and 3.1 miles per hour.
- EIGHT CUTTING HEIGHT POSITIONS: The EGO lawn mower is adjustable to the grass height you want, anywhere from 1 to 4 inches.
- HIGH-EFFICIENCY BRUSHLESS MOTOR: Gives the electric mower low vibration, increased reliability, and long lifespan.
- BRIGHT LED HEADLIGHTS: The EGO mower includes bright LED lights for added visibility when mowing at dawn or dusk.
- EGO PLATFORM COMPATIBILITY: The EGO lawnmower works with all EGO 56V ARC Lithium batteries, and the included batteries works with all EGO power tools.
- LONG, RELIABLE LIFETIME: EGO lawn mowers come with a 5-year tool warranty and 3-year battery warranty.
Description
The EGO 800 Series mower (LM2134SP-2) is a 21" battery powered lawn mower that delivers up to 7.0 ft-lbs of torque for mowing your yard. This cordless lawn mower delivers the cut you want in lawn care across your back yard and front yard. EGO's battery lawn mower includes a self-propel system for the homeowner handing yard work in the spring and summer. Control the speed of the EGO Power lawn mower with a dial at your fingertips. The Select Cut cordless lawn mower delivers up to 100 minutes of long runtime on a single charge with the included batteries. A two-bushel grass collection bag is also included with the electric lawn mower cordless tool. The EGO lawn mower self propelled includes LED lights for added visibility when mowing at dawn or dusk. For homeowners and DIY landscapers, this EGO electric lawnmower battery powered will serve as a primary mower for residential yard care, lawn maintenance, and spring yard cleanup. Its 5-year tool warranty mean that the EGO electric lawn mower battery powered is built to last. Experience Power Beyond Belief with the EGO POWER+ 21" Select Cut Self-Propelled Lawn Mower and the full line of EGO electric lawn mowers.
Brand: EGO Power+
Power Source: Battery Powered
Material: Polypropylene
Color: Gray/Black
Style: w/(2) 6.0Ah Batteries, Select Cut
Item Weight: 96 pounds
Cutting Width: 21 inches
Operation Mode: Automatic
Product Dimensions: 66.7"D x 23.2"W x 37"H
Number of Items: 1
Brand Name: EGO Power+
Model Number: LM2134SP-2
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 195532102015
Unit Count: 1 Count
Number of Packs: 1
Manufacturer: EGO Power+
Item Type Name: LAWN_MOWER
Manufacturer Part Number: LM2134SP-2
Item Weight: 96 pounds
Cutting width: 21 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 66.7"D x 23.2"W x 37"H
Power Source: Battery Powered
Operation Mode: Automatic
Maximum Adjustable Cutting Height: 4 inches
Minimum Adjustable Cutting Height: 1.5 inches
Number of Positions: 8
Material Type: Polypropylene
Color: Gray/Black
Style Name: w/(2) 6.0Ah Batteries, Select Cut
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Size: 21"
Style: w/(2) 6.0Ah Batteries, Select Cut
My only regret with this EGO Power lawn mower is that I waited so long to pull the trigger and buy one. I had been looking at the EGO for many months, tracking the price on Amazon. I finally ran out of reasons to not make the purchase so when the mower went on sale again I made the move. I should have purchased this at the end of the last mowing season and saved all of the money that I spent on my old mower with an end-of-the-year tune-up. In looking at electric mowers over several years I became convinced that EGO was definitely the leading brand. My initial concerns were around battery life and power/torque. In doing my research and reading many owner reviews, I became convinced that those two challenges had easily been overcome by EGO. The model that I ordered was the 21" select cut that came with the Rapid Charger and 2 6.0 Ah batteries. The batteries are rated to last for about 100 minutes between the two batteries. I am easily getting that amount of runtime. My lawn takes just over an hour for me to mow, I have found that I can mow about 75% of the yard on the first battery and then switch to the second. On the second battery I use less than 20% of the charge finishing things up. I have no hesitation that even when I need to use the mower for extended periods, such as when picking-up leaves in the Fall, the two batteries will serve me well as I can recharge one while using the other. I mulch my lawn 99% of the time. I have found that the cutting and mulching performance of the EGO has been superior to my previous gas-powered mower. I find that the cut is cleaner and there is far less in clumping of grass after the cut. I am very pleased with the cutting performance. One thing that I have been very impressed with is the weight of the mower, specifically, it is much lighter than my previous gas mower. The mower is so light that I have found myself mowing most of the time without using the self-propelled feature. To be clear, the self-propelled feature works extremely well. On the fastest setting the mower will want to go faster than I want to walk. I find that not using the self-propelled feature the mower is light enough to push easily and it gives me a better workout! One other feature that I truly love is the height adjustment of the deck. It is extremely easy to use. On my first mowing attempt with the mower I could see that I had the height set too low, it was so easy to stop and quickly make the adjustment. On my old gas mower, I had to adjust each wheel individually and invariably one or two wheels would be very tough to change. There is a numerical designation on the height adjustment, I wish that EGO would have printed the height in inches rather than the numerical 1, 2, 3 designation. There is a chart in the manual which translates the number to the inches in grass height, putting this on the mower directly would be a nice touch. Like with any mower that is this size, I wish that the bag attachment was bigger, however, given that I don't use the bag very often, it will work fine. Overall, I think that the EGO mower is a fantastic mower, it has the battery life and power that I was looking for. I am pleased in every way and I am mad that I waited so long to make the switch.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2026 by SB
Size: 21"
Style: w/(2) 6.0Ah Batteries, Select Cut
This mower cuts very well. It actually cuts better than my Toro Personal Pace mower. I have a 1/4 acre residential lot. The two 6ah batteries are more than enough power. It takes about 50 minutes to mow when I mulch using the self propel function. I use one full battery plus 1 bar on the second battery. This mower is lighter and not as loud as a gas mower. Per some videos I use the "High-lift" blade when mulching for the best results. I did use the mulching blade a couple of times, and as other owners have experienced, there are quite a few uncut grass blades...a noticeable amount. I set the cut height to 3". Using the high lift blade and the mulch plug inserted, it cuts up the grass just fine. My grass space is about 7300 sq. ft. One 6ah battery can mow about 6300 - 6500 sq. ft. using the self propel mode much of the time. Your mileage may vary, and due to the nature of rechargeable batteries, that mileage will decrease over time from repeated recharge cycles. My biggest question was "can this REALLY replace a gas mower?" My conclusion is Yes, absolutely. If someone was considering getting into the Ego ecosystem and looking to start with a mower, I would look for deals on the mower/battery(ies)/charger combination, rather than buying just the mower and then purchasing the battery(ies) separately. The package deals are FAR cheaper than buying just the individual tool if you are just starting out. No more gas/oil hassles. Just charge the batteries and go. There was no assembly. Just unfold, and extend the adjustable height handle to one of 3 positions for mowing. There is a 4th position (going forward) that is used when removing/reinstalling the grass bag to move the handle out of the way of the bag. Very convenient. Charge the battery, put it in the mower, and you're ready to mow. It's nice to not have to store gas, or do oil changes anymore. Even though the housing is composite plastic, it feels durable, and shouldn't be a problem after many years of use. Overall I am very happy with the quality and capability of this mower. After using it several times, I much prefer this to my Toro gas mower.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2026 by Shadow Phantom
Size: 21"
Style: w/(2) 6.0Ah Batteries, Select Cut
Hubby loves this and said it was great to use, right out of the box. Quiet and seems powerful enough with the second battery so he can use one and charge one. He said he loves it. Cuts the yard well and does a good job mulching. He had read a bunch of reviews online before choosing this and seems very happy with his purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2026 by San
Size: 21"
Style: w/(2) 6.0Ah Batteries, Select Cut
Four stars is about right. I got this machine because I lost the battle for us just to throw down $3k on a robot that would mow the lawn automatically but with our sloped yard and old walnut trees I couldn’t promise my wife that robots are good enough just yet to handle my yard. Let’s start there, my yard is about 3/4 of an acre and sloped. My family is not the type that would do well in an HOA either. We were more affected by a recent Amazon recall on zip lines than we ever have been by rising costs of dandelion treatments. Our yard is clover and weeds, but it’s mainly green. Who am I? I’m too busy trying to spend time with my wife and kids on the weekend to want to cut grass. I sincerely don’t understand people who say they enjoy cutting grass. Either I’m not cutting grass correctly or they haven’t looked hard enough for a legitimate hobby. I used an old fashioned gas push mower and could get through my yard in about 70 minutes and slightly more than a tank of gas. I have used this mower once so far and it is better than a standard gas mower by a noticeable difference. It is far lighter and easier to handle than my old gas mower. That is great for weaving around in my odd shaped yard. The batteries charge really quickly and it’s pretty intuitive how to get the thing to run. The single lever to set the mower deck height is great as well. I really like not having to wear ear protection when I use this mower as well. I’m not a doctor and I don’t know the decibels or anything but I can listen to a podcast in my headphones at a reasonable level while I’m mowing and I can hear it just fine without ear protection. The self propelled speed is fine, I’d probably prefer to move a little quicker but it is good when you have to do the awkward one hand turn thing so the mower moves enough for you to get behind it. Let me also say that I read other reviews here where people said their thumbs hurt when using the self propelled button and I thought “these must be reviews by wimps or something”. I was wrong. I’m a fairly active guy and this button made my hand cramp after a while. I didn’t use it all the time though because the machine is so light, it is pretty easy to push. Also I initially thought the cell phone pocket was dumb and then I remembered all the times I had to pull up my basketball shorts while mowing because I usually carry two phones with me. I like the pocket much more than I thought I would. So there you go, 4 stars is about right. It took the majority of both batteries but it cut my yard well enough. If it’s a decent price and you need a mower, this is an option to consider…assuming robot mowers haven’t improved a bit. Also! This was delivered a day late and obviously the box was beat up pretty bad but everything inside seemed new, so maybe just a shipping issue.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2026 by Jim Amberg
Size: 21"
Style: w/(2) 6.0Ah Batteries, Select Cut
There are some key differences between an electric mower and a gas mower that people should be aware of. I'll stick to this mower (and batteries/charger) specifically, but I'll get into some electric lawnmower generalities as well. First off, having an electrically-propelled blade is a huge benefit. A gas mower will only spin the blade as fast as the motor itself (unless pulleys are involved). This mower spins the blade(s) faster, and can even detect when there's resistance from thicker/wetter grass, and give it a little boost. There are sections of my lawn that I know I'll always need to go over twice to catch all the stragglers. Less of an issue with this mower. The result is a flatter, neater, more even cut across the whole path. I assume part of this is to do with the dual blade design (I'm mulching) which is just about due for a sharpening on my mower. Getting it running took no time at all. I spent more time breaking down the cardboard than setting it up. Being able to adjust the deck height from a single lever is amazing. No more wondering or worrying about one side or one wheel being too low or high. This is a self-propelled model, and I still haven't gotten used to, or understand why, it is rear-wheel drive. Most gas mower I've used are front-wheel drive, so pivoting 180 degrees means pushing down on the handle, lifting the front wheels up, rotating on the rear wheels, then setting the fronts back down to start moving again. I've honestly never thought about it, but it makes sense. This mower pushes from the rear wheels, so turning means you have to un-press the "move forward" button (more on this later), wait and hope that the motor actually disengages from the wheels, and try to turn. If it doesn't, you have to rock it back and forth a little to... I guess get the gears to disengage, and then you can safely turn it without damaging anything. I've gotten better at timing my release so I don't catch the wheels and motor in a bad mood, but if this were simple front wheel drive, none of this would be an issue. It also sounds just like a 90's Power Wheels children's ride-on toy when engaged. Not a complaint about the performance per-say, just something I can't un-hear or un-notice. This also might come across as a nitpick, but pressing down the "go forward" button is a literal pain in my thumbs. Rather than a metal bar you pull and can easily tuck inside your grip as you grab the bar, imagine a pair of space bars, one on either side of the handle. At least for me, it's inconvenient to press these with my normal handle grip, so I have to mow the lawn with at least one thumb purposely pressed down on these buttons the whole time. I'd be tempted to hardwire these to a toggle switch or a better pressure sensor if it wouldn't void my warranty (more on this later). I have no complaints about the batteries or charger yet. If the lawn is dry and I'm not trying to do anything fancy with the lines, I can get my front and back lawn done within the life of 2 batteries. Perfect. After a week of rain, it's two batteries for back and sides, then I finish off the front once the first battery is done recharging. Normal battery smarts apply here. Don't run it all the way down (once it's blinking red, stop mowing ASAP. Don't wait until it runs out entirely). Don't try to charge a hot (freshly used) battery. The battery/charger will self-impose a little thermal time-out, but you'll be even better off if you wait an hour or two. Even with good battery habits, make sure you register everything as quickly as possible. Apparently there's a window when you cannot register any more, and seeing as how this is a newer product with high-usage batteries, there's a lot that could go wrong. The mower body and mechanics themselves are great. No worries about the composite plastic shell, the handle is comfortable (buttons nonwithstanding). There's a little green light up by the handle that's supposed to show the battery state and health, but I've never seen it do anything but show full green. Not sure what the deal is there. I wish there were more customization options. Just a way to interface with the mower's electronics and maybe fine-tune the blade speed or min/max forward speed. I want some gauges and buttons! All in all, it's a fantastic mower. The electric motor for the blade is a huge upgrade. If it were front-wheel drive, I'd be singing its praises. Maybe that'll be the next model. The other flaw/benefit/depends on how you see it is my neighbors always complaining that it must either be really underpowered or not have a lot of battery life. When I say that neither is an issue and that it cuts better than my old gas powered Husqvarna, they just say "I dunno" and wander off. It's a spinning blade, and a faster spinning blade is always better.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2025 by Absolutely Not
Size: 21"
Style: w/(2) 6.0Ah Batteries, Select Cut
Great. Have used it several times now and I am loving it. Several height settings and prepare to go jogging if you set the self propelled to fast. My lawn looks fantastic. It’s actually kind of fun to mow now. So much better than gas. Push a button to start. Battery life is great. Takes me about 30 minutes to mow my front lawn and there is still 66% battery life left. One thing for newbies. I like to catch my clippings in the rear bag but the first time I used it I wasn’t getting many clippings. I looked on you tube and saw you need to put the correct blade on it to do that. So I changed the blade (comes with 3 different blades - I think) and now my bag is full of clippings perfect. I could go on but you get the idea. One other thing. When I’m done it collapses down and leaves a very small footprint. Kind of like a Transformer. So we named it Optimow Prime. Enjoy.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2026 by NickDanger
Size: 21"
Style: w/(2) 6.0Ah Batteries, Select Cut
The most disappointing purchase I've ever made. Don't waste your money or time on EGO. I was only able to mow my grass 1 time and now it won't stay on longer than 20 seconds. Spent $700. I expected much more at this price. Amazon offered me a $70 refund or send me another new in box nightmare. Not worth my time any longer to troubleshoot a 3 week old mower with 2 hours of run time. When it worked, it mulched well. When it worked, this thing only dreamt of mowing. Tall grass made it shut off immediately. A more accurate description would be a "Lawn Trimmer". When it worked, it was less powerful than my 160 cc Gas mower. When it worked, the self propel was nice but the ergonomics of the thumb trigger is uncomfortable. Cool it has headlights but I would rather have a device that cuts the grass with no headaches.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2026 by pierce arnold
Size: 21"
Style: w/(2) 6.0Ah Batteries, Select Cut
This is my second mower of this exact same model. The first one I bought at HD around 5 years ago, it was the single 7.5Ah battery version. It was great until the battery started acting up and became unreliable. So, do I spend $300+ on a replacement battery? Buy an off-brand battery? I decided to sell my lawnmower and 7.5Ah battery and use that money towards the purchase of this new model. The problem with these electric mowers is definitely the batteries. Dozens of 18650 cells chained together to make these large packs. If one cell goes bad, it causes an issue for the whole pack. We need to transition to solid state batteries or something better, but until then, we're stuck with this technology. But aside all that, this specific model on Amazon had two 6Ah batteries included for roughly the same price I paid for my first mower. Why is this important? Because now I don't have to run down a single battery to 10% charge, potentially causing extra degradation. I can use two batteries, run each down to around 40-50%, and that way they are stored at a safe level until next time I'm mowing. I'm hoping by keeping care of the batteries better they will last longer. We'll see. What I wish eGO would do is never sell a single battery model configuration and only sell dual battery models. Instruct the customer to rotate batteries during mowing to ensure never running them too low. Also sell battery configurations for different sized lawns, for example two 2.5Ah batteries up to 3,000 sqft or two 6Ah batteries up to 7,500sqft that way the homeowner can buy the correct battery configuration based on the size of their lawn. For my lawn, the two 6Ah batteries comfortably gets me through 7,500sqft bermuda. Now the mower. It's definitely my favorite mower of all time. I'm done with gas mowers, they are too loud and I'm not interested in the maintenance/winterization. The mower is lightweight, easy to maneuver, and the self-propelling feature is very good. The power seems to be pretty good as well, not sure if it's as powerful as my old Honda mower, but it's close enough and I'm not noticing much of a difference. When grass gets high or dense, it will ramp up power to push through. Just make sure you use the correct blade configuration. Read the manual and watch YouTube videos on how to do maintenance. One thing I will say is the blades are somewhat soft, I seem to have to sharpen them about every 3-4 mows to keep them razor sharp. Seems to be consistence experience even with my old mower and blades. That's the only negative really. I highly recommend getting a dual battery model for longevity purposes. If you can get it on sale then you're getting great value.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2025 by stevendavid2000