Lowe’s EGO Days Sale Has 31 Deals on Battery-Powered Yard Tools — Up to $200 Off

Lowe's is running its EGO Days sale with discounts on mowers, leaf blowers, trimmers, chainsaws, and more. The 56-volt battery platform's full lineup is marked down, starting at $169. The post Lowe’s EGO Days Sale Has 31 Deals on Battery-Powered Yard Tools — Up to $200 Off appeared first on Popular Science .

6 April 2026 at 05:53 pm

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Lowe’s is currently running its EGO Days sale, offering significant discounts on a wide range of EGO’s 56-volt battery-powered yard tools. With 31 deals available, customers can find mowers, leaf blowers, string trimmers, chainsaws, pressure washers, and more at reduced prices. The savings range from $50 to $200 on individual tools, making this an excellent opportunity for those considering a transition from gas-powered equipment to a more eco-friendly and convenient battery system.

EGO’s 56-volt ARC Lithium platform is the most popular battery system in the category, and this sale provides a great chance to invest in the brand’s full lineup. One of the standout deals is the EGO POWER+ 56-volt 615-CFM 170-MPH Battery Handheld Leaf Blower, which is now priced at $169.00 (previously $219.00). This handheld blower creates wind speeds up to 170 miles per hour and is the most affordable tool in the sale. It offers a versatile variable-speed dial, allowing users to adjust the power from 200 CFM for lighter tasks like clearing a porch to 615 CFM on turbo mode. The included 2.5 Ah battery provides over 75 minutes of runtime, and since every EGO battery is cross-compatible, purchasing this tool now means you already have a spare battery for any additional EGO yard tools you may add later. At $50 off, this is a low-risk way to try battery-powered yard tools for those still on the fence about making the switch.

For those interested in mowers, EGO offers several configurations, and several of the best models are currently on sale. The discounts range from $50 to $200, with the steepest savings on the higher-end 1000 and 1100 Series machines that feature composite or aluminum decks instead of stamped steel. One of the best deals is the EGO POWER+ 600 Series 56-volt, 21-inch Self-propelled Battery Mower, now priced at $399.00 (previously $599.00). This mower boasts a compact deck that ensures easy maneuverability, making it an excellent choice for homeowners looking for a versatile and efficient lawn care solution.

In addition to mowers and leaf blowers, Lowe’s EGO Days sale also includes other popular yard tools such as string trimmers and chainsaws. The sale provides an opportunity for customers to upgrade to a more sustainable and convenient battery-powered system without sacrificing power compared to traditional gas-powered equipment. With savings up to $200, this is a prime time for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts to invest in EGO’s 56-volt battery platform and enjoy the benefits of a cleaner, quieter, and more efficient yard care experience.

Overall, Lowe’s EGO Days sale offers a comprehensive selection of battery-powered yard tools at discounted prices, making it an attractive option for those looking to modernize their outdoor equipment. The sale not only provides significant savings but also allows customers to experience the convenience and eco-friendliness of battery-powered tools. Whether you’re in the market for a new mower, leaf blower, or other yard tool, this sale presents an excellent opportunity to upgrade to a more efficient and sustainable solution.

Source: Popular Science

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