Greenworks Pro 80V MO80L410 Review
Research-only review. We have not used the MO80L410. Specs come from the operator's manual and Greenworks' listings, and owner reports are linked where cited.
At a Glance
Our Verdict
The MO80L410 is the cheaper of the two mid-range kits we cover. Amazon listed it at $437.89* on September 13, 2026, $91.11 under the EGO LM2114SP. For that you get a steel deck and a 4.0Ah battery rated for 45 minutes. You give up 5 rated minutes, a quarter inch of top cutting height, and roughly 12 lb. The four-year warranty is its strongest point, and it only applies if you register the mower.
In This Review
Why Should You Register the Mower the Day It Arrives?
Greenworks' warranty page covers Greenworks Pro products for four years against defects under normal use. It then adds a condition: the warranty applies only to units that have been registered. Commercial use drops coverage to 90 days.
Set that beside the EGO LM2114SP. EGO's page lists a 3-year battery warranty. On paper, the Greenworks gives you one more year of battery coverage. In practice, that year exists only if you complete registration at greenworkstools.com/product-registration or by calling 1-888-909-6757.
The cost of skipping it is concrete. On September 13, 2026, a third-party seller on Amazon listed a replacement Greenworks Pro 80V 4.0Ah battery at $299*. That is 68% of the $437.89* kit price. An owner-reported self-propel fault (see below) would also fall on you. Register before the first mow, and keep the receipt.
Does the 3.75-Inch Top Setting Reach Tall Fescue Height?
Just barely. NC State Extension's tall fescue calendar says to mow to 3-1/2 inches from June through August. The MO80L410 operator's manual lists a cutting range of 1-3/8 to 3-3/4 inches.
The top setting clears NC State's summer height by a quarter inch, and there is nothing above it. The sources also disagree. Amazon's detail table lists a 3.38-inch maximum, which would fall short of 3-1/2 inches. An earlier version of this page gave 3.625 inches.
If you grow tall fescue, check the top notch with a ruler before summer. If it measures under 3-1/2 inches, you will cut below NC State's summer recommendation every week until fall. For bermuda, zoysia or other lower-cut grasses, the range is not a constraint.
Who Should Buy the Greenworks 80V MO80L410?
Likely a Fit
- Lawns you can mow inside 45 minutes. That is the rated runtime on the included 4.0Ah battery.
- Buyers who want a steel deck at this price. The listing and manual both describe a 21-inch steel deck.
- Owners of Greenworks 80V tools. Greenworks markets the battery across 75+ tools.
- Buyers who will register the product. The 4-year coverage depends on it.
Probably Not a Fit
- Lawns that take longer than 45 minutes. A second battery or a mid-mow recharge becomes part of every session.
- Anyone who lifts the mower often. The manual lists 62.8 lb without the battery.
- Tall fescue lawns kept above 3-3/4 inches. The manual lists no higher setting.
- Commercial users. Greenworks' warranty drops to 90 days for commercial use.
The Deciding Number
Ninety-one dollars. That was the Amazon gap to the EGO LM2114SP on September 13, 2026. It buys you, in the EGO, 5 more rated minutes, a 4-inch top height and a lighter mower. Keep it, and you get a steel deck and a longer warranty that you must register to use.
What Have Owners and Reviewers Reported?
We have not used this mower. These are published reports we could link. They are individual accounts, not failure rates.
Uncut strip while the blade spins up
A 2020 review on Cordless Electric Mower Reviews reports that the MO80L410 leaves a short uncut section while the blade revs up. The reviewer's workaround is to go back over that first patch. The same review notes the battery dies faster while mulching.
Self-propel losing power
In an August 21, 2022 Lawn Mower Forum thread, user SonOfGloin describes the self-propel on a Greenworks 80V 21-inch mower gradually losing power until it gave only intermittent bursts. A second poster reported a similar problem. The thread does not confirm the exact model number. It is one more reason to register the mower for warranty coverage.
What Do We Know About Battery Life?
The kit ships with one 80V 4.0Ah lithium-ion battery. That works out to 320 watt-hours (80 V x 4.0 Ah). Greenworks rates runtime at up to 45 minutes and says it varies with grass condition and operator technique.
For comparison, EGO's LM2114SP battery holds 336Wh and is rated for up to 50 minutes. We found no published timed runtime test for the MO80L410, so we do not quote a real-world figure.
Charger
The Amazon listing title describes a "60 Minute Rapid Charger" in the kit. The manual's technical data section does not list charge time. EGO lists 80 minutes for its kit charger to refill the LM2114SP's 6.0Ah battery.
Storage
The Amazon listing says the mower stores vertically and uses up to 70% less garage space. Greenworks does not state what that percentage is measured against.
Greenworks 80V vs. EGO LM2114SP: Which Should You Buy?
Both are 21-inch, self-propelled battery kits. Here is how their published figures line up. Prices are Amazon listings checked September 13, 2026.
Head-to-Head Comparison
Verdict: If your mow fits inside 45 minutes and you will register the product, the Greenworks saves $91.11* for a steel deck and a longer battery warranty. If you need a 4-inch setting, want the lighter mower, or are close to the 45-minute limit, the EGO is the safer buy. Read our EGO LM2114SP review for its runtime and recharge math.
Full Specifications
| Power & Performance | |
|---|---|
| Model | MO80L410 |
| Voltage | 80V |
| Motor Type | Brushless |
| Motor Speed (manual) | 2,800 RPM |
| Rated Runtime | Up to 45 minutes (4.0Ah battery) |
| Battery | 80V 4.0Ah Li-Ion (320Wh) |
| Charger | Marketed as 60-minute rapid charger |
| Cutting System | |
|---|---|
| Deck Width | 21 inches |
| Deck Material | Steel |
| Height Adjustment | 7 positions, single lever (1-3/8" to 3-3/4" per manual) |
| Cutting Modes | 3-in-1: Mulch, Rear Bag, Side Discharge |
| Power Adjustment | SmartCut load-sensing (per listing) |
| Drive & Build | |
|---|---|
| Self-Propelled | Yes, rear-wheel drive, variable speed |
| Weight | 62.8 lb without battery (manual) |
| Storage | Vertical storage (per listing) |
| Warranty | 4 years for Greenworks Pro products, registered units only |
Sources: MO80L410 operator's manual, technical data, Amazon listing, and Greenworks warranty page. Retailer listings disagree with the manual on weight and top cut height; we use the manual.
Pros and Cons
Strengths
Lowest Price of the Two Kits We Cover
$437.89* on Amazon on September 13, 2026, versus $529* for the EGO LM2114SP.
Steel Deck
The listing describes a 21-inch steel deck. The EGO LM2114SP's listing shows plastic.
4-Year Coverage on Pro Products
Greenworks covers Pro products for four years, one year longer than EGO's battery warranty. Registration is required.
Faster Stated Charger
Marketed as a 60-minute rapid charger, against EGO's 80-minute figure for its kit.
Limitations
Heavy
The manual lists 62.8 lb without the battery.
Top Height Is 3-3/4 Inches
That clears NC State's 3-1/2 inch summer fescue height with a quarter inch to spare, and no higher setting.
45-Minute Rated Runtime
Five minutes less than the EGO LM2114SP's rating, from a smaller 320Wh battery.
Owner Reports of Uncut Strips and Self-Propel Loss
One published review reports an uncut patch while the blade spins up. A 2022 forum thread reports self-propel power loss on a Greenworks 80V mower.
Warranty Needs Registration
Greenworks' page says coverage applies only to registered units.
Where to Buy the Greenworks 80V MO80L410
Amazon listed the kit at $437.89* on September 13, 2026, with a "usually ships within 6 to 10 days" notice. Walmart's product page for the MO80L410 also resolved that day.
Tip: If you already own Greenworks 80V batteries, check whether a tool-only version is sold. You do not need to pay for an extra battery.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Greenworks 80V MO80L410
How long does the Greenworks 80V MO80L410 run on one charge?
Greenworks' Amazon listing rates it at up to 45 minutes on the included 4.0Ah battery and says runtime varies with grass condition and operator technique. We have not measured it, and we found no published timed runtime test for this model.
What warranty does the Greenworks Pro 80V mower have?
Greenworks' warranty page covers Greenworks Pro products for four years against defects under normal use, and 90 days for commercial use. The same page says the warranty applies only to units that have been registered, online or by phone at 1-888-909-6757.
How high can the MO80L410 cut?
The operator's manual lists a 7-position range of 1-3/8 to 3-3/4 inches. The Amazon listing's detail table shows a 3.38-inch maximum, which conflicts with the manual. We treat the manual as the authority and suggest checking the height lever before your first summer mow.
Is it tall enough for tall fescue?
NC State Extension's tall fescue calendar says to mow to 3-1/2 inches in summer. The manual's 3-3/4 inch top setting clears that by a quarter inch. There is no setting above it.
How much does the Greenworks MO80L410 weigh?
The operator's manual lists 62.8 lb without the battery. The Amazon listing shows 64.2 lb. Either way it is heavier than the EGO LM2114SP's 50.9 lb Amazon listing weight.
Is the Greenworks 80V battery compatible with other Greenworks tools?
Greenworks markets the battery as compatible with 75+ tools in its 80V line, per the Amazon listing title. Check the specific tool's listing for 80V compatibility before buying.
How does the Greenworks 80V compare to the EGO LM2114SP?
On September 13, 2026, Amazon listed the Greenworks kit at $437.89* and the EGO kit at $529*, a $91.11 gap. The EGO is rated for 50 minutes versus 45, cuts to 4 inches versus 3.75, and is lighter. The Greenworks has a steel deck and a charger marketed as 60-minute versus EGO's 80-minute recharge. EGO's battery warranty is 3 years. Greenworks covers Pro products for 4 years if registered.
Sources
- GreenWorks Pro MO80L410 operator's manual, technical data (ManualsLib): 80V, 2,800 RPM, 1-3/8 to 3-3/4 in, 62.8 lb
- Greenworks warranty page: four years for Pro products, 90 days commercial, registered units only
- Amazon MO80L410 listing: price, rated runtime, steel deck, charger, rating (checked Sept 13, 2026)
- Amazon Greenworks Pro 80V 4.0Ah battery listing: replacement battery price
- NC State Extension, Tall Fescue Lawn Maintenance Calendar (AG-367): 3-1/2 inch summer mowing height
- Cordless Electric Mower Reviews, MO80L410 review (2020): uncut section while revving
- Lawn Mower Forum, "Greenworks 80v Self-Propel Problems" (Aug 21, 2022): self-propel power loss reports
- EGO LM2114SP page, EGO BA3360T battery page and Amazon EGO listing: comparison figures
About This Review
Anton Schwarz
Anton compiled this review. It is research-only. We have not used the MO80L410, and no figure on this page is our own measurement.
Specs come from the operator's manual and Greenworks' listings. Owner experiences come from published reviews and forum threads, attributed and linked. Prices come from retailer listings on the date shown. Where a source is silent, we say so.
*Prices marked with an asterisk reflect the listed price at the time of review and may differ on the vendor's site.