Home and Garden Tool Comparison

We analyze the main differences between selected home and garden tools to provide a clear evaluation before buying.

What we evaluate

We consider performance, versatility, ease of use, durability, ergonomics, maintenance, safety and value for money.

Analysis of each option

We analyze each tool’s strengths and limitations to determine which alternative may be more suitable for the task and frequency of use.

How to choose

Use this comparison as a reference to identify which home or garden tool best suits the task, frequency of use, budget and maintenance needs.

Conclusion

The best option will depend on each buyer’s priorities, considering task, frequency of use, ease of maintenance, durability, budget and ownership costs.

Feature EGO LM2114SP Greenworks LM2108S RYOBI RY40HPLM01K2 Milwaukee 2823-20
Voltage 56 V 80 V 40 V 2 × M18 (36 V combined)
Cutting width 21″ 21″ 21″ 21″
Motor Brushless Brushless Brushless HP POWERSTATE Brushless
Stated maximum runtime Up to 50 min Up to 80 min* Up to 80 min* Up to 60 min*
Propulsion Self-propelled, variable speed Self-propelled, rear-wheel drive Self-propelled, variable speed Self-propelled, variable speed
Cutting height 1.25″–4″ 1⅜″–4″ 1″–4″ 1″–4″
Grass management Mulching, bagging and side discharge Mulching, bagging and side discharge Mulching and bagging Mulching, bagging and side discharge
Battery in compared configuration 56 V, 6.0 Ah 80 V, 8.0 Ah 2 × 40 V, 6.0 Ah 2 × M18 FORGE HD12.0, recommended; not included
Stated maximum area Depends on conditions of use Up to ¾ acre* Up to ¾ acre* Up to ½ acre*
Main focus Power and ease of use Power and runtime Runtime and versatility Professional performance

* Runtime and cutting area depend on the battery used, grass type and height, terrain and work pace. The stated Milwaukee runtime corresponds to the use of two recommended FORGE HD12.0 batteries.