Classic Bosch reliability in a neat package — and it comes with a spare blade, which says a lot about how the brand thinks about ownership. 1200W is more than enough for a regular garden, and the box presentation makes it a genuinely thoughtful gift.
The step-up Bosch for people who want a bit more without going overboard — slightly wider 34cm cut, bumped up to 1300W, and it arrives looking the part. The right call if your lawn is on the larger side of medium.
The refreshed version of the 32-220, tweaked in the right places without touching what already worked. If stock on the older model is gone, this one picks up exactly where it left off — no compromise.
Don't let the bold orange-and-black design make you suspicious — this one actually delivers for the money. Compact, no-nonsense, and surprisingly solid for smaller patches. A smart entry point if you're not quite ready for Bosch pricing.
The cord wraps neatly onto the handle — tiny detail, but if you've ever spent minutes untangling cable before mowing a single strip, you'll immediately appreciate it. Solid all-rounder with a generous 35-litre grass box.
Hover mowers split opinion, but use one on an uneven or sloped lawn and you'll understand the appeal instantly. The clear collection box is a genuinely practical touch — you can see when it's full instead of stopping to guess. 1800W keeps it moving through thicker growth without bogging down.
The bigger, more serious LawnMaster — 1600W, a wider 37cm cut, and proper wheels that handle medium lawns without drama. Looks professional in the photos and holds up just as well in real use. The step-up from the entry model that's actually worth it.
