A little mower enthusiasm. A lot of attention to the details that make a difference in your yard.
Meet the editor
Hi, I’m Luigi Rossi.
I’m the lawn mower enthusiast behind LawnMowerGeek. I can happily spend far too long comparing deck widths, folding handles and battery platforms—and wondering why choosing a mower sometimes feels harder than mowing the lawn.
I built this site around a simple idea: the right mower should fit your yard, your routine and the space you have to store it.

A great mower choice starts with the lawn you actually have.
Why LawnMowerGeek exists
It is easy to get distracted by the biggest battery, the widest deck or the longest feature list. I’m more interested in the everyday questions: Will it turn comfortably in a narrow space? Is a cord practical for this lawn? Does self-propelled drive solve a real problem? What is included in the box?
That curiosity is what drives LawnMowerGeek. The goal is to make the choices clearer, explain the compromises and help you avoid paying for a machine that does not suit your lawn.
What you’ll find here
- Buying guides that start with yard size, terrain, budget and storage.
- Model-specific overviews explaining features, kit contents and ownership tradeoffs.
- Comparisons between cordless, corded electric, reel and robot mowers.
- Practical explanations of mower sizing, battery care and everyday selection questions.
If you are starting from scratch, try how to choose a lawn mower. For a compact lawn, the small-yard mower guide is a useful next stop.
How I approach recommendations
I work from manufacturer information, product manuals, identifiable retailer listings and published research. I look at the exact model and kit, then ask what it means for someone choosing a mower for a particular lawn.
These are research-based guides. I do not present a product as personally tested unless a specific article documents that testing. I also avoid invented scores and treat advertised runtime as a manufacturer claim, not a result every lawn will achieve.
Product ranges, prices and stock change. If you spot a mismatch or an outdated detail, please tell me and include the source you would like checked.
About affiliate links
Some product links are affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, LawnMowerGeek earns from qualifying purchases. That helps support the site, without changing the price you pay.
An affiliate link does not make a mower suitable for every reader. You will still find reasons to choose a simpler tool, keep your budget down or consider another mower type. Read the Affiliate Disclosure for more information.
Have a question or a correction?
Write to info@lawnmowergeek.com or use the contact form. I’m particularly interested in the practical details that make a guide more useful.
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