An electric lawn mower is perfect for household grass management. If you only need to worry about your front and back yard (and it’s not an estate we’re talking about), the size and no-frills workability of an electric lawn mower will suffice.

Electric lawn mowers are simply categorized as corded or cordless. Here are a few comparisons between the two.

Whether your electric lawn mower is corded or cordless, it is still relatively cheaper than the other kinds of lawn mowers. This is because it’s almost like any household “appliance.” Because there’s not too much work required from an electric lawn mower, it is priced affordably in the market. However, the cordless electric lawn mower tends to be more expensive than the corded ones.

Prices aside, electric lawn mower s are the easiest to operate. Just make sure there’s power supply (plug it in or use the battery), turn it on, and you are all set. It’s easy to use because of its size.

When you have a lightweight machine, the noise that it produces is remarkably less than its bigger counterparts, much like a gas mower. So aside from minimizing noise pollution, which disturbs the whole neighborhood, electric mowers do not pollute the air. They are environment friendly since they do not have any emissions.

Electric lawn Mower Vs Cordless Lawn Mower

Corded electric lawn mower is more lightweight than its cordless counterpart. The batteries for the cordless electric lawn mower add more weight to the machine. However, because of their size, both are easy to maneuver and push around.

Speaking of maneuverability, the cordless version has more freedom to roam around your lawn free from the hassle of a cord connected to a power source. You can go anywhere, and this is where the cordless electric lawn mower beats the corded one. One of the annoying things about corded electric lawn mower s is the cable. This cable restricts movement because one should always check whether it’s still plugged to the main or whether the line is enough to reach the farthest point in the yard.

Moreover, one should check that the cable is not along the mower’s direction lest you’ll mow over it. When your cord is short, you will need extension cords to ensure that you cover your entire property. At the end of your mowing session, you also need to collect and stash away the cords. Additional cords for extension are additional expense, but so is the battery of the cordless mower.

There is such a thing as battery life. When the battery has reached its maximum life span, you need to replace it and but a new one. Hence, that is an additional expense. Furthermore, when your battery dies in the middle of your mowing session, you have to stop until you have recharged the battery again. This will never happen to a corded electric lawn mower, which will keep on mowing as long as it is connected to a power source.

Whether it’s corded or cordless, this household mower can’t beat gas mowers when it comes to tougher jobs–longer grass, weeds, and rough terrains. When you use your machine to do these tough challenges regularly, you are risking it more to faster wear and tear since they do not have the right power to do these jobs.

In the end, both are low maintenance. The parts are easy to clean and, if needed, replaced