Greenworks MO40L513 Battery Powered Push Lawn Mower (21-Inch, 40V, 5.0Ah USB Battery)
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AVERAGE
60
Winnowl Index
Winnowl Verdict
The Greenworks MO40L513 Battery Powered Push Lawn Mower clocks in with a MEDIOCRE (68) Winnowl Index, reflecting its status as a Premium Specialist—while the Performance is Strong, the high entry cost means you're paying a premium for those specs. At $378.25, the Mediocre Value indicates that the Greenworks MO40L513 Battery Powered Push Lawn Mower is positioned for those who prioritize long-term reliability; here, the elite Strong Brand Strength and Strong Performance carry a price tag that reflects their premium status rather than mass-market affordability. The Greenworks MO40L513 Battery Powered Push Lawn Mower (21-Inch, 40V, 5.0Ah USB Battery) offers a clear step up with performance that sits 29% above the average, anchored by a Battery Capacity of 5 Ah—a setup that guarantees performing at a baseline level even if the price is 44% above its class peers. If your priority is a top-tier experience from a name you can trust, the Greenworks MO40L513 Battery Powered Push Lawn Mower delivers exactly that. It pairs Strong Performance with Strong Brand Strength, provided you’re comfortable with the higher investment required to own it.
Market Value Index
Weak
$378.25
Overpriced
Fair
High Value
The Mediocre Value rating is driven by a $378.25 cost that results in 22% lower hardware efficiency than the $262.51 class mean.
Performance Rating
Average
With Strong Performance that is 29% above the average, it comes with 5 Ah Battery Capacity which suggests performing at a baseline level, and with 1 count Number of Batteries, you should have just enough power to get the job done, but you lack a backup if the grass is thicker than expected.
Brand Strength
Strong
Greenworks scores Strong in Brand Strength, backed by Average Brand Reliability and Average Brand Trust may justify the premium for specific users.
Available At
$378.25
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The Winnowl Lab Report
| Specification | Value | Rating | Vs. Average | Winnowl Insight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cutting Width | 21 inches | Strong | 27% better | |
| Warranty | 4 Years | Strong | 36% better | Premium support level. A 4 to 6-year window signals high manufacturer confidence in the build quality and component lifespan. |
| Number of Batteries | 1 count | Average | 31% worse | Single-pack baseline. This is the entry point for cordless mowers, providing no hot-swap capability for larger jobs. |
| Total Capacity | 5 Ah | Average | 20% worse | |
| Cutting Height Adjustment | 7 settings | Strong | 23% better | High-precision deck control. Allows for nuanced turf management that is usually reserved for higher-end landscaping gear. |
| Charging Time | 150 mins | Average | 28% worse | Slow-recovery charging. Common in value-tier bundles where the charger lacks active cooling or high-amperage circuitry. |
| Usable Energy Capacity | 160 Wh | Average | 18% worse | |
| Total Run Time | 45 minutes | Average | 9% better | Standard duty cycle. This endurance level matches the average residential mowing session for most homeowners. |
| Single Battery Capacity | 5 Ah | Strong | 20% better | |
| Battery Voltage | 40 V | Average | 2% better | Standard residential output. This range represents the industry sweet spot for balancing battery weight with reliable cutting torque. |
Ranking Factors
Insights
- Value Rank: #45 out of 89.
- Performance Rank: #44 out of 89.
- Winnowl Quadrant: High Value
Strengths
- This model offers the widest Cutting Width in its class at 21 inches, significantly more than the class average of 16.57 inches.
- At Years, the Warranty is higher than the class average (2.95 Years) but does not as good as the best in class (5 Years).
- height settings puts this in the Top 10% for granular lawn customization.
Neutral
- A Battery Voltage of V is about average (39.08 V) but below the highest in class at 80 V.
- A Total Run Time of minutes is about average (41.30 minutes) but not as long as the class max of 70 minutes.
Weaknesses
- At Ah, the Total Capacity is below the average of 6.26 Ah and well below the class maximum (12 Ah).
- The mins charge time is in the slowest 10% for this class.
- At only battery, this is in the bottom 10% for included power components.
Comparison
| Name | Winnowl Index | Value | Performance | Brand | Price | Usable Energy Capacity | Total Run Time | Battery Voltage | Total Capacity | Cutting Width | Warranty | Charging Time | Number of Batteries | Cutting Height Adjustment | Single Battery Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Greenworks MO40L513 Battery Powered Push Lawn Mower |
AVERAGE
60
|
Weak | Average | Strong | $378.25 | 160 Wh | 45 minutes | 40 V | 5 Ah | 21 inches | 4 Years | 150 mins | 1 count | 7 settings | 5 Ah |
| WORX WG752 Nitro Battery Powered Push Lawn Mower |
ELITE
86
|
Fair | Strong | Strong | $332.53 | 320 Wh | 50 minutes | 40 V | 10 Ah | 20 inches | 5 Years | 120 mins | 2 count | 7 settings | 5 Ah |
| PowerSmart 80V MAX 21in. Cordless Push Lawn Mower |
STRONG
79
|
Mediocre | Strong | Average | $399.99 | 384 Wh | 60 minutes | 80 V | 6 Ah | 21 inches | 4 Years | 75 mins | 1 count | 7 settings | 6 Ah |
| LiTHELi Electric Lawn Mower |
AVERAGE
73
|
Exceptional | Average | Mediocre | $119.99 | 256 Wh | 30 minutes | 40 V | 8 Ah | 17 inches | 3 Years | 120 mins | 2 count | 6 settings | 4 Ah |
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