EGO LM2156SP
Medium lawns where cut quality, drive control, and battery-platform depth matter more than low purchase cost.
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Battery self-propelledEGO Power+ LM2156SP
Battery self-propelledGreenworks 80V MO80L810
EGO LM2156SPGreenworks 80V
Greenworks 80V
Medium-to-larger lawns, especially for owners who value a steel deck and the broader Greenworks 80V tool ecosystem.
Bottom lineEGO LM2156SP leads by 2 points overall, with its clearest advantage in control.
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CutEGO LM2156SP +8
9486
ControlEGO LM2156SP +12
9179
EnduranceGreenworks 80V +3
8992
BuildGreenworks 80V +11
8293
StorageEGO LM2156SP +10
9282
OwnershipEGO LM2156SP +1
9190
Specifications that change ownership.
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| Measure | EGO LM2156SP | Greenworks 80V |
|---|---|---|
| Power | 56V, 10.0Ah included | 80V, 8.0Ah included |
| Cutting deck | 21 in | 21 in steel |
| Cut range | 1–4 in, 8 positions | 1.38–4 in, 7 positions |
| Runtime | Up to 75 min (manufacturer claim) | Up to 80 min (manufacturer claim) |
| Drive | Touch Drive variable self-propel | Variable-speed self-propel |
| Weight | 54.5 lb without battery | 89.1 lb package weight |
| Yard match | Best matched to medium lawns | Up to 3/4 acre (manufacturer rating) |
The 10.0Ah battery adds cost and lifting weight; the 21-inch deck is not the fastest choice for genuinely large acreage. It is a substantial machine; buyers with steps, tight storage, or frequent lifting should prioritize handling over voltage.
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