Greenworks 60V 25in MO60L427

In this greenworks 60v 25in mo60l427 review, the Greenworks MO60L427 ranks second of nine models in our 2026 self propelled electric mower guide and carries the best for large lawns label. It is a 60V battery mower with a 25-inch deck, which the spec sheet lists at 23.96 inches of cutting width, plus two 4.0Ah batteries and a price of $599.99. That setup covers up to 3/4 acre per charge with about 70 minutes of runtime, enough for most quarter-acre to three-quarter-acre yards. Its 4.2-star average comes from 290 Amazon ratings, a modest but steady pool of feedback. Meanwhile, the mower weighs 67.2 pounds and measures 53.54 by 27.56 by 45.27 inches overall. If your lot is big and your old gas mower finally quit, this is the model in the guide built for that job.

Two 4.0Ah batteries drive the whole experience, and the included 80-minute fast charger refills them faster than most kits at this price. Rear-wheel drive does the pushing through variable speed control between 3.5 and 4.5 MPH, so hills and long straight runs stop being a workout. On top of that, SmartCut technology is rated for 30 percent better mulching than single-blade mowers and less bogging in thick or wet grass. The 60V platform delivers 50 percent more power than 40V Greenworks mowers while running 60 percent quieter than gas, with zero fumes and no pull cord. However, the cutting height offers only 3 positions, and the listing gives that range in centimeters, which is awkward for US shoppers comparing inches. A built-in LED headlight helps if you mow at dawn or dusk.

At $599.99 the Greenworks MO60L427 sits at the top of this roundup's price range, and its value case rests on coverage rather than extras. By contrast, the 40V mowers in the guide cost less but cut narrower swaths, so you make more passes over the same lawn. The 23.96-inch cutting width also means fewer laps around a three-quarter-acre yard, which saves time on a full cut. The 4-year limited warranty covers the tool and the batteries, and that matters because replacement batteries are expensive on their own. Even so, 67.2 pounds is heavy to wrestle through gates and around beds, and 3 cutting heights limit how short you can go in spring. If you own a small city lot, a lighter model makes more sense. If you have a big lawn, slopes, and garage space, this is the one to get.