Best lawnmower deals in Amazon spring sale: from £40 Flymo to robot mower (aff)
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From £40 hover mowers to cordless and robot models, these are the best lawnmower deals in Amazon’s spring sale
Spring is in the air and the grass is starting to grow - it's a great time to start thinking about investing in a lawnmower.
Whether yours is a bit long in the tooth, not up for the job, or if you just fancy an upgrade, Amazon's Spring Deal Days might be the last chance for a lawnmower bargain before a surge in seasonal demand pushes prices up.
We've gone through all the listings in the spring sale, which ends on March 16, to find the best offers. From bargain wired mowers to high-tech robots.
Here's our pick of the best deals on Amazon's lawnmower range.
1. Flymo Turbo Lite 250
If you're on a strict budget and you don't have a particularly large lawn, this could be the one to go for.
For a shade over £40, you could have a genuine Flymo hover mower. A concept that's tried and tested over generations, it literally floats on a cushion of air, so it's incredibly light and easy to operate.
It's also compact and easy to put away - just hang it up in your shed.
This is a 49% saving so basically half price, and a great way to keep your lawn looking great for a pittance.
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2. Flymo SimpliMow 320
A decent deal here for a popular, basic lawnmower. It has a 1,000w motor, a 32cm cutting width, and it's less than £60 if you can catch the deal.
Corded mowers aren't exactly convenient, but they are cheap. This one will handle a small to medium-sized garden well, and it's easy to store while being lightweight to carry around.
Perfect if you're on a budget but you need something quite substantial.
3. Flymo Speedi-Mo 360C
A very big saving on a much bigger lawnmower. This is one for larger lawns, or longer grass, because its 1,500w is very substantial, and its 36cm cutting width will make for lighter work.
At 11.5kg it's still light enough to carry around and easy to store, but bear in mind it's still a corded mower, so not exactly convenient compared to the cordless mowers on offer.
4. NETTA Cordless Lawnmower
It's getting hard now to find a cordless lawnmower for less than £100, but here's one to consider.
Cordless lawnmowers lack the power of corded mowers, but they're so easy to use and convenient, with no wires to worry about.
This one has a decent 33cm cutting width, a 4.0Ah battery, and 20v of power from its brushless motor.
It'll feel a bit flimsy, but it'll do the job, and it's ideal for small gardens.
5. Worx WG737E
A nice little discount on a very popular cordless lawnmower. This one is quite powerful for its size, so ideal for medium-sized lawns, and it comes with two beefy batteries.
The 34cm cutting deck will polish off a small garden in no time at all, and its best feature is a roller - which will leave stripes as you cut. And who doesn't love a striped lawn?
6. Einhell Cordless Lawnmower
This is quite a pricey package, but it's a significant discount and a big step up in power and capability.
With a 43cm cutting deck, this one is ready for serious work, and large lawns. Its two batteries are powerful enough to polish off a large lawn in one session, and there are two chargers to ensure you can keep cutting.
It also has a mulching function, which is handy, but the included grass box remains an option.
7. FUXTEC FX-RM4180 Petrol Lawn Mower
If you need serious power to mow your meadow, you need a petrol lawnmower. Noisy, less reliable, and requiring more complex annual servicing, they're usually outsold by cordless mowers for most domestic applications, but you can't ignore their sheer grunt.
This one might be a bargain, but it doesn't have self-propulsion and it's going to be pretty heavy and harder to store away.
But it's a seriously cheap price for a petrol mower, and if you prefer the old-school methods, this should be on your shortlist.
8. LawnMaster OcuMow 16 Drop and Mow Robot Lawnmower
This is the cheapest robot lawnmower we could find, and they're worth serious consideration now, because they make life so easy.
Just set up the boundary on the app, create a schedule, tell it where it can't go, and let it do all the hard work for you.
With a robot lawnmower you will always have a neat lawn, and they just silently get on with their job without you having to interfere.
This one's only suitable for small lawns, but the technology is getting cheaper all the time, so if you're tired of mowing, this could be the best year to take the plunge.
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