EGO LM2130E-SP

The spec-sheet read

Our analysis of the sourced spec sheet — positioning and trade-offs, not a hands-on review. We don't score mowers we haven't tested.

EGO's 52 cm self-propelled cordless mower on the 56 V platform: a 70 L bag, a 38–100 mm cut range and a 5-year warranty, sold as a bare tool for existing EGO battery owners.

The LM2130E-SP is the self-propelled member of EGO's 52 cm Power+ line and the widest cordless cut in our catalogue — 52 cm against 46 cm for the STIHL RMA 448 TC. It runs on EGO's 56 V batteries, with a 3-in-1 steel deck (collect, mulch, rear discharge), a 70 L bag and seven cut positions from roughly 38 to 100 mm. EGO quotes about 60 minutes of runtime and backs the tool with a 5-year warranty. The £599 price is for the power unit alone: battery and charger are bought separately, which is how EGO sells into its own ecosystem.

Weight is the number to read with care: 26 kg is the deck without a battery, and a pack adds close to 3 kg, which brings it near petrol self-propelled mowers such as the 32 kg Mountfield SP53. For an EGO owner the sums are simple — a large-lawn, self-propelled cut with no fuel — while a first-time buyer should compare the bare-tool price plus a high-capacity battery against a complete petrol machine. Runtime depends on which pack is fitted, so the 60-minute figure is representative rather than fixed.

Verification note: Specs are quoted from EGO's EU and UK product pages. The 26 kg weight is the power unit without a battery (a pack adds about 2.9 kg), and the 38–100 mm cut range is converted from EGO's published 1.5–4 in figure — check the exact metric stops with EGO. The £599 is EGO UK's current price for the bare power unit, without battery or charger; runtime is battery-dependent, and no noise figure is published. This is a reading of the published specification, not a hands-on test.