Small flat lawn
You will push a box mower and you will not spend four figures. The 132e Kit is about £179, with a 4 Ah battery and charger in the title, for a lawn inside 150 m². There is no star line and no millimetre height.
Stiga lawn mower comparison 2026
The best Stiga lawn mowers, compared.
Top pick: STIGA Collector 136e Kit – About £199, 4.4 from 264 reviews, 34 cm, 25–75 mm, two 2 Ah batteries and a dual charger. Best value: STIGA Collector 132e Kit – About £179, only for a lawn inside the 150 m² line, with a 4 Ah battery and charger named in the title. Updated October 2026.
A Stiga lawn mower here is a 20 V collector you push, or a robot that mulches inside a virtual perimeter in the STIGA.GO app. A bigger ceiling is not a better cut, and the stated square metres are not one charge. Measuring the lawn first is set out in [how to measure your lawn](/hub/lawn-and-garden-equipment/blog/how-to-measure-your-lawn). Six of these eight listings have no star line. Reviewers still report a short runtime and an awkward height bar. A pedestrian 20 V collector is a mower you push, with grass going into a box, and no app in these listings. Do not rank those families on one ladder. Start with the family, then the stated area against the lawn you mow, with spare. The titles here use 150, 300, 400, 600, 800, 1,000, or 1,500 m².
A Stiga lawn mower here is a 20 V collector you push, or a robot that mulches inside a virtual perimeter in the STIGA.GO app. A bigger ceiling is not a better cut, and the stated square metres are not one charge.
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Personal buying guide
Which Stiga mower fits the lawn?
Question 1 of 2
Which family are you buying?
The best Stiga lawn mowers in detail
Our view
The Collector 136e Kit is the top pick in this set: a hand-propelled 20 V mower with a 34 cm cut, a 35 L hybrid bag, and a stated area of up to 300 m², at £199. Across 264 amazon.co.uk reviews the star line is 4.4, and the kit includes two 2 Ah batteries, a dual charger, and a height of 25–75 mm in six positions. Assembly is required. Some reviewers said it arrived dismantled, while others reported it fitted in about 15 minutes. A UK review calls it light beside a cabled hover mower on a small flat patch, but the wider sample often says the charge ends before the lawn does, including on about 200 m². The height bar means turning the mower over, and one UK review says the spring jumped a tooth on uneven ground. One later review said the batteries no longer covered about 50 m² after a year and a half.
Pros
- 4.4 from 264 amazon.co.uk reviews
- 34 cm cut, 25–75 mm in six positions
- Two 2 Ah batteries and a dual charger in the kit
- 35 L hybrid collector, hand-propelled, about 11.3 kg
Cons
- Reviewers report the charge finishing before the lawn
- Height bar described as awkward, including on uneven ground
- Assembly required, and some buyers found it fiddly
- One review of batteries fading after about 1.5 years on a 50 m² lawn
Best for: A flat lawn you will push, inside the stated 300 m², when you want the review count and a millimetre height
Less suitable: A bank, a robot schedule, or a lawn where one 2 Ah pair must finish the grass without a spare charge
Specifications
- Model
- STIGA Collector 136e Kit
- Brand
- STIGA
- Price
- ∼£199
- Customer rating
- 4.4/5(264)
- Type
- Push collector
- Stated area
- Up to 300 m²
- Cutting width
- 34 cm
- Cutting height
- 25–75 mm
- Positions
- 6
- Battery
- 2× 2 Ah
- Clippings
- 35 L hybrid
- Drive
- Hand-propelled
- Weight
- 11.3 kg
Common questions
What batteries come with the 136e Kit?
The bullets and the included list say two 2 Ah batteries and a dual standard charger, not a single 4 Ah pack.
What cutting height is listed?
25–75 mm across 6 positions. Review notes describe the height bar as awkward; that does not change the specification line.
Does it need assembly?
Assembly required is Yes. Some reviewers said it arrived dismantled.
Our view
This A 15v, ASIN B0GMRG616G, puts 5 Ah and 100 no-go zones in the listing, with an 18 cm cut, slopes of 45%, and a stated area up to 1,500 m², at £1,097.40. The only amazon.co.uk review is 1.0 from one verified UK purchase on 5 June 2026. That reviewer describes setup, firmware, and GPS taking more than five hours, a poor 4G connection, and mapping that meant walking slowly while steering in the app. The review does not praise the mower. Cutting height is not listed, the charging base is not confirmed, and the material lines disagree: aluminium in a bullet, Plastica on the specification. A larger ceiling is not a better buy when the only review is a failed first afternoon. It is a different listing from the A 15v that includes a garage cover.
Pros
- Stated area up to 1,500 m² and a printed 45% slope
- 18 cm cut and 5 Ah in the title
- 100 no-go zones and three years of connectivity in the bullets
- Daily mulching stated
Cons
- 1.0 from one UK review, describing a failed setup
- Mapping described as slow and hard to steer in the app
- Cutting height and charging base not confirmed
- Not the same listing as the A 15v sold with a garage cover
Best for: Only if you have already checked this ASIN’s 5 Ah and 100-zone lines and you can afford a setup that one UK buyer could not finish
Less suitable: A first robot purchase, or anyone treating 1,500 m² as better value than a smaller stated area
Specifications
- Model
- STIGA A 15v (5 Ah)
- Brand
- STIGA
- Price
- ∼£1,097
- Customer rating
- 1.0/5(1)
- Type
- Robot
- Stated area
- Up to 1,500 m²
- Cutting width
- 18 cm
- Battery
- 5 Ah
- Clippings
- Mulching
- Slope
- 45%
- Navigation
- Vista, no wire
- Drive
- Automatic
- Weight
- 8.66 kg
Common questions
How does this A 15v differ from the other A 15v ASIN?
This listing (B0GMRG616G) puts 5 Ah and 100 no-go zones on the page. B0H6GS6NMY puts a garage cover and up to 50 no-go zones on the page, and does not state 5 Ah.
What do the reviews say?
There is one UK review, 1.0 from 1. It describes failed setup, 4G and GPS trouble, and difficult mapping. It does not praise the mower.
Is cutting height listed?
No. Cutting height minimum, maximum, and positions are not stated.
Our view
The Collector 132e Kit is a 20 V mower you push, with a 30 cm cut and a 30 L box, for a lawn the amazon.co.uk title rates at up to 150 m². That title includes a 20 V 4 Ah battery and a charger, and assembly is marked as not required, at £179. There is no star line, height is only three positions with no millimetre range, and the page never answers whether it is self-propelled. The dimensions are printed as 11.81 by 9.57 by 4 metres, which cannot be the size of an 8.79 kg machine. It is the best value here only when the lawn really sits inside that 150 m² line and you can accept those blanks. If the grass might need a stated 300 m², the 136e at £199 is the listing with a height range and 264 reviews.
Pros
- 20 V 4 Ah battery and charger named in the title
- 30 cm cut and a 30 L collector at £179
- Assembly marked as not required
- Listed weight 8.79 kg
Cons
- No amazon.co.uk star line or review text
- Three height positions and no millimetre range
- Self-propelled question left unanswered
- Dimensions printed in metres
Best for: A small flat lawn inside the title’s 150 m², if you will push a box mower and the 4 Ah pack in the title is enough
Less suitable: Lawns that may need the 300 m² line, or anyone who wants a millimetre height and a review record before they buy
Specifications
- Model
- STIGA Collector 132e Kit
- Brand
- STIGA
- Price
- ∼£179
- Type
- Push collector
- Stated area
- Up to 150 m²
- Cutting width
- 30 cm
- Positions
- 3
- Battery
- 4 Ah
- Clippings
- 30 L box
- Drive
- Manual
- Weight
- 8.79 kg
Common questions
Does the Collector 132e Kit include a battery?
The amazon.co.uk title says a 20 V (4 Ah) ePower battery and a charger are included.
What cutting height does the listing give?
It lists 3 positions. It does not give a millimetre minimum or maximum.
Is the 132e self-propelled?
The listing asks that question and does not answer it. Operation mode is recorded as manual.
Our view
The A 6v on this listing is a robotic mower the title rates at up to 600 m², with an 18 cm cut, four pivoting blades at 2850 rpm, a 2 Ah battery in the title, and slopes up to 45%, at £949. Navigation is an AI camera and GPS, described as cable-free, with 50 no-go zones and three years of STIGA.GO in the bullets. There is no star line, cutting height in millimetres is absent, and the listing does not confirm a charging base. A bullet says an aluminium body while the specification line says Plastica. Daily mulching is the clippings method, which is a poor match if you leave the grass long and want a box. It is the lowest robot price here that still prints width, amp-hours, and a slope percent, and it is not the top pick of the table, because the 136e is the listing with reviews.
Pros
- Stated area up to 600 m² and slopes up to 45%
- 18 cm cut, 2 Ah in the title, four blades at 2850 rpm
- AI camera and GPS, 50 no-go zones, three years of STIGA.GO on the listing
- £949, the lowest robot price in this set
Cons
- No amazon.co.uk reviews
- Cutting height in millimetres not listed
- Charging base not confirmed in the listing
- Aluminium in a bullet and Plastica on the specification line
Best for: A lawn inside 600 m² where you want a printed 45% and you will mulch rather than collect
Less suitable: Anyone who needs owner reviews, a confirmed charging base, or a box of clippings
Specifications
- Model
- STIGA A 6v
- Brand
- STIGA
- Price
- ∼£949
- Type
- Robot
- Stated area
- Up to 600 m²
- Cutting width
- 18 cm
- Battery
- 2 Ah
- Clippings
- Mulching
- Slope
- 45%
- Navigation
- AI camera, GPS
- Drive
- Automatic
- Weight
- 8.66 kg
Common questions
Does the A 6v listing state a slope?
Yes. The title and the technical line say up to 45%.
What cutting height is listed?
Cutting height in millimetres is not stated on this ASIN.
Is a charging base confirmed in the box?
No. The listing does not state a charging base. Assembly required is No.
Our view
The A 8v lists a lawn up to 800 m², an 18 cm cut, slopes up to 45%, and electric cutting height from 20–60 mm in seven positions, at £1,299. That height line is the clearest among the robots here. Battery capacity is blank, there is no star line, and the charging base is not confirmed. A bullet says an aluminium body and the specification line says Plastica. Navigation is an AI camera and GPS, with 50 no-go zones, three years of STIGA.GO, and daily mulching in the bullets. It costs £350 more than the A 6v while leaving the amp-hour figure off the page. The extra stated area and the electric height are the reasons to open it, and the missing battery line is the reason to pause.
Pros
- Electric cutting height 20–60 mm in seven positions
- Stated area up to 800 m² and slopes up to 45%
- 18 cm cut, AI camera and GPS, 50 no-go zones
- Three years of STIGA.GO connectivity in the bullets
Cons
- No reviews and no battery capacity on the listing
- Charging base not confirmed
- Aluminium bullet and Plastica on the specification line
- £1,299, well above the A 6v
Best for: A lawn between the 600 m² and 800 m² titles, if electric height matters and you can confirm the battery elsewhere
Less suitable: A buyer who needs an amp-hour figure, a confirmed base, or owner reviews on the same page
Specifications
- Model
- STIGA A 8v
- Brand
- STIGA
- Price
- ∼£1,299
- Type
- Robot
- Stated area
- Up to 800 m²
- Cutting width
- 18 cm
- Cutting height
- 20–60 mm
- Positions
- 7
- Clippings
- Mulching
- Slope
- 45%
- Navigation
- AI camera, GPS
- Drive
- Automatic
- Weight
- 8.66 kg
Common questions
What cutting height does the A 8v list?
Electric cutting height 20–60 mm in 7 positions.
What battery capacity is listed?
Battery capacity on this ASIN is not stated. The title does not state an amp-hour figure.
Does the listing mention a boundary wire?
Navigation is described as an AI camera and GPS, cable-free. A charging base in the box is not stated.
Our view
This A 10v listing states a lawn up to 1,000 m² and electronic height from 20–60 mm, with a virtual perimeter and up to 50 no-go zones in STIGA.GO, at £1,299.34. What the listing confirms in the box is the robot and a heavy-duty plastic charging-station cover, not the station, a battery, a model number, or a weight. Slope is only the phrase challenging sloped terrain, with no percent, and cutting width is blank. There is no star line. The cover’s compatibility list names several Vista models and does not fill in this ASIN’s own cut. A 1,000 m² ceiling is only useful if those missing measurements are acceptable.
Pros
- Stated area up to 1,000 m²
- Electronic height 20–60 mm
- Virtual perimeter and up to 50 no-go zones in the bullets
- Plastic charging-station cover named in the listing
Cons
- No reviews, no cutting width, no weight, no model code
- No slope percent, only challenging sloped terrain
- Charging station and battery not confirmed
- Cover compatibility list is not a specification for this mower
Best for: A buyer who already wants an A 10v and specifically wants the garage cover on the same ASIN
Less suitable: Anyone who needs a slope percent, a cutting width, or proof the charging station is in the box
Specifications
- Model
- STIGA A 10v with garage cover
- Brand
- STIGA
- Price
- ∼£1,299
- Type
- Robot
- Stated area
- Up to 1,000 m²
- Cutting height
- 20–60 mm
- Navigation
- Virtual perimeter
- Drive
- Automatic
Common questions
What area and height does this A 10v listing state?
Up to 1000 m², with electronic cutting management from 20–60 mm. Positions are not stated.
Is a slope percent given?
No. A bullet says it handles challenging sloped terrain and gives no percent or degree.
What is confirmed in the box?
The listing names the robot and a heavy-duty plastic charging-station cover. The charging station itself, the battery, the model number, and the weight are not stated.
Our view
This second A 15v, ASIN B0H6GS6NMY, states a lawn up to 1,500 m² and includes a plastic charging-station cover, with up to 50 no-go zones, at £1,466.38. It does not state 5 Ah, which is the figure on B0GMRG616G, so the shared name is not a shared specification. Electronic height is 20–60 mm. Cutting width, weight, model code, and a slope percent are absent, and a bullet only says challenging sloped terrain. There is no star line, and the charging station itself is not confirmed. You would be paying the highest price in this set for the 1,500 m² title and the cover, without the width or the 45% line the other A 15v prints.
Pros
- Stated area up to 1,500 m²
- Electronic height 20–60 mm
- Garage cover and up to 50 no-go zones in the listing
- Virtual perimeter and dual odometry described
Cons
- No 5 Ah figure, unlike the other A 15v ASIN
- No cutting width, weight, model code, or slope percent
- Charging station not confirmed, only the cover
- Highest price in the set, at £1,466.38, and no reviews
Best for: A buyer who has matched this ASIN, wants the cover, and has checked the station separately
Less suitable: Anyone comparing it with the 5 Ah A 15v as if the two listings were one product
Specifications
- Model
- STIGA A 15v with garage cover
- Brand
- STIGA
- Price
- ∼£1,466
- Type
- Robot
- Stated area
- Up to 1,500 m²
- Cutting height
- 20–60 mm
- Navigation
- Virtual perimeter
- Drive
- Automatic
Common questions
Is this the same listing as the 5 Ah A 15v?
No. This ASIN is B0H6GS6NMY. It states a garage cover and up to 50 no-go zones. It does not state 5 Ah. B0GMRG616G states 5 Ah and 100 no-go zones.
What slope figure is printed?
None. A bullet says challenging sloped terrain and gives no percent.
What cutting width and weight are listed?
Both are not stated. Electronic height is 20–60 mm.
Our view
The A 4 is a robotic mower the title rates at up to 400 m², with RTK AGS navigation, no boundary wire, and control in STIGA.GO, at £999. The height line says 20–60 mm and the specification also says one position, so the number of stops is not clear. Cutting width, slope, and battery capacity are blank, the charging station is not confirmed, and there is no star line. Listed weight is 8.1 kg, assembly is marked as not required, and a bullet describes 2+1 years of connectivity and warranty. It costs £50 more on amazon.co.uk than the A 6v, which does print an 18 cm cut, a 2 Ah battery, and 45%. A ceiling nearer 400 m² than 600 m² can still be the right match if you accept those blanks.
Pros
- Stated area up to 400 m²
- RTK AGS and no boundary wire in the bullets
- Height range printed as 20–60 mm
- Listed weight 8.1 kg, assembly marked as not required
Cons
- No reviews, no cutting width, and no slope percent
- Battery capacity and charging station not confirmed
- Height also listed as one position beside 20–60 mm
- £999, above the A 6v, with fewer printed facts
Best for: A lawn inside 400 m² if you specifically want the RTK AGS wording and can accept a blank width and slope
Less suitable: A bank that needs a printed percent, or a buyer who wants a review count before spending £999
Specifications
- Model
- STIGA A 4
- Brand
- STIGA
- Price
- ∼£999
- Type
- Robot
- Stated area
- Up to 400 m²
- Cutting height
- 20–60 mm
- Positions
- 1
- Navigation
- RTK AGS
- Drive
- Automatic
- Weight
- 8.1 kg
Common questions
Does the A 4 need a boundary wire?
The bullets say wireless installation and no boundary wire, with navigation described as patented RTK AGS.
What slope can it handle?
The listing asks about slopes and does not give a percent. Slope is not stated.
How many cutting-height positions are listed?
The height range is 20–60 mm. The specification line also says 1 position. Both are on the listing.
How we compared
For this comparison we read eight amazon.co.uk Stiga listings and the public UK sources below. The score is an editorial 0–100 figure from stars, review volume, whether the listing states the job, the box, and price fit. We did not run a garden trial. Collectors and robots share one score so the table can mark a single top pick. A larger stated area is not extra points.
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Stars
30%Round half up: Amazon stars divided by 5, then times 30. No star line scores 0 on this part.
2
Review volume
15%250 reviews or more scores 15. A single review scores 2. No reviews score 0.
3
Listing for the job
25%Points for a stated area, cutting width, height in millimetres, clippings method, and a named drive or navigation. Height positions without millimetres score less.
4
Box and consistency
15%Battery capacity stated, charger or charging base confirmed, and no contradictory dimension or material line.
5
Price fit
15%Shelf prices on these listings run from £179 to £1,466.38. A collector under £200 with a battery and a millimetre height scores highest on this part. A larger stated area at a higher price does not.
Independent review
Last updated: October 2026
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Stiga lawn mower buying guide
Choose the family first, a collector you push or a robot that mulches, then match the stated area to the lawn you have measured. A slope only counts when a percent is printed, and the battery has to be named on that ASIN.
What to check on a Stiga lawn mower
A Stiga lawn mower in this comparison is one of two families. A pedestrian 20 V collector is a mower you push, with grass going into a box, and no app in these listings. A robot mulches inside a virtual perimeter you draw in STIGA.GO. Do not rank those families on one ladder. The shared score only marks a single top pick for the table. Start with the family, then the stated area against the lawn you mow, with spare. The titles here use 150, 300, 400, 600, 800, 1,000, or 1,500 m².
Best for
- A flat lawn you will push, with clippings in a box, under £200
- Weekday mulching where a slope percent is actually printed
Not ideal for
- Grass left long, which is a poor match for daily mulching
- A bank, a pond, or a drop when the listing has no slope percent
Mistakes to avoid
- 1
Buying an A 15v without the ASIN
B0GMRG616G states 5 Ah and 100 no-go zones. B0H6GS6NMY states a garage cover and up to 50 no-go zones, and does not state 5 Ah. The shared name is not a shared specification.
- 2
Reading stated area as one charge
The square metres in the title are a ceiling for the lawn, with spare. They are not the area of one charge. “Up to 145 m² per charge” is STIGA’s A 6v sentence only.
- 3
Mixing 59 dB(A) with the 96 dB cap
Under 59 dB(A) is STIGA’s claim. It was not measured here. The 96 dB figure is the outdoor-equipment sound-power cap at a cutting width of 50 cm or less, not noise at the ear.
What to weigh up
Family and stated area
HighA collector you push and a robot that mulches are different jobs. The 132e is a 20 V kit for a lawn the title rates at up to 150 m², with a 30 cm cut, a 30 L box, and a 4 Ah battery and charger in the title, at about £179. The 136e is hand-propelled, up to 300 m², 34 cm, 25–75 mm, two 2 Ah packs, at about £199, and it is the only listing here with a real review line.
Slope, box, and the ASIN
HighA slope adjective is not a percent. 45% is printed on the A 6v, the A 8v, and the 5 Ah A 15v. STIGA also writes 24° for the A 6v. The A 4 leaves slope blank. The A 10v and the second A 15v only say challenging sloped terrain, and what they confirm is a plastic cover rather than the charging station. The 136e names two 2 Ah batteries and a dual charger. The 132e names a 4 Ah battery and a charger, and it does not name a millimetre height.
Which option suits you?
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
Weekday mowing
You want the grass cut on weekdays and you can site a base under open sky. The A 6v is the lowest robot price here that prints 600 m², an 18 cm cut, 2 Ah, and 45%. The listing does not confirm the charging base, and there is no star line.
A printed slope
You need 45% on the listing, not an adjective. The A 6v, the A 8v, and the 5 Ah A 15v state 45%. The A 8v also prints electric height from 20–60 mm in seven positions. Battery capacity on that ASIN is not stated.
Common questions about Stiga lawn mowers
Which Stiga lawn mower is the top pick?
The top pick is the STIGA Collector 136e Kit, for a flat lawn you will push. It is about £199, with 4.4 from 264 amazon.co.uk reviews, a 34 cm cut, height of 25–75 mm in six positions, a 35 L hybrid bag, and two 2 Ah batteries with a dual charger. The stated area is up to 300 m². Assembly is required. Reviewers report the charge finishing before the lawn, including on about 200 m², and an awkward height bar. It is not a robot, and it does not print a slope.
Which Stiga listing is the best value?
The best value is the STIGA Collector 132e Kit at about £179, and only when the lawn sits inside the title’s 150 m². The title includes a 20 V 4 Ah battery and a charger, with a 30 cm cut and a 30 L box. There is no star line, height is three positions with no millimetre range, and the self-propelled question is unanswered. The dimensions are printed in metres, which cannot be the size of the listed 8.79 kg machine. If you may need the 300 m² line, the 136e is the listing with reviews.
Should you buy a Stiga robot or a push collector?
Buy a collector if you will push and you want clippings in a box. The 132e and 136e are 20 V kits under £200, with no app in these listings. Buy a robot if you want weekday mulching inside a virtual perimeter in STIGA.GO, and you can site a base under open sky. Do not rank the two families on one ladder. Daily mulching is a poor match for grass left long. That job sits with a tall grass mower, not with these robots.
Do the stated square metres mean one charge?
No. The titles use 150, 300, 400, 600, 800, 1,000, or 1,500 m² as a stated area, with spare against the lawn you mow. A bigger ceiling is not a better cut. “Up to 145 m² per charge” is STIGA’s sentence for the A 6v only, and it was not measured here. On the 136e, reviewers often say the charge ends before the lawn does. Match the measured lawn to the title, then read whether a battery is actually named on that ASIN.
Are the two A 15v listings the same mower?
No. B0GMRG616G states 5 Ah, an 18 cm cut, 45%, and 100 no-go zones, at about £1,097.40. Its only amazon.co.uk review is 1.0 from one UK buyer, describing a failed setup. B0H6GS6NMY states a garage cover and up to 50 no-go zones, at about £1,466.38, and does not state 5 Ah, a cutting width, or a slope percent. A shared name, or a shared photo, is not a shared specification. Buy the ASIN you have checked.
How loud is a Stiga mower, and is there a legal start time?
The Noise Emission in the Environment by Equipment for Use Outdoors Regulations 2001 cap guaranteed sound power at 96 dB when cutting width is 50 cm or less. That is not noise at the ear, and it is not STIGA’s under 59 dB(A) claim, which was not measured here. Neighbour noise sits under the Environmental Protection Act 1990, judged by time, duration, and frequency. There is no national mowing clock. “Not before 8” is a rule of thumb, not a UK ban on a named hour.
When should you stop and get help with a Stiga mower?
Stop, or get an electrician or a fitter, when the bank is steeper than the printed percent, the base needs new outdoor wiring, a pack is swollen or hot, or a pond or drop leaves you short of a 1 metre gap. The A 6v, A 8v, and 5 Ah A 15v print 45%. The A 4 has no percent. The cover listings only say challenging sloped terrain. Use the supplied charger, off the escape route. The Consumer Rights Act 2015 includes a 30-day short-term right to reject. A two-year line does not remove it.
Our verdict
For a flat lawn you will push, the top pick is the STIGA Collector 136e Kit: about £199, 4.4 from 264 reviews, a 34 cm cut, 25–75 mm, and two 2 Ah batteries with a dual charger. Reviewers still report a short runtime and an awkward height bar. If the lawn really sits inside 150 m² and you will accept a listing with no reviews, the best value is the STIGA Collector 132e Kit at about £179. The title includes a 4 Ah battery and a charger. Height is three positions with no millimetre range, and the dimensions are printed in metres. The other six listings have no award.
Best overallView offer
STIGA Collector 136e Kit
About £199, 4.4 from 264 reviews, 34 cm, 25–75 mm, two 2 Ah batteries and a dual charger.
Best value
View offer
STIGA Collector 132e Kit
About £179, only for a lawn inside the 150 m² line, with a 4 Ah battery and charger named in the title.
Editorial
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Peter F. is the editor for DIY & tools at productscompared.co.uk. Comparisons in this category are checked against amazon.co.uk listings, review evidence and public UK sources.
Updated: October 2026
8 sources checked
Guides to Stiga lawn mowers
Guides on what to look for, how to use a product, and common mistakes.
Stiga lawn mower buying guideFamily and stated area as an if-then, before the eight-row table.Best Stiga lawn mowersOne top pick and one best value, and who should skip each.How to set up a Stiga lawn mowerFirst afternoon: the map or the box, and the blanks on the listing.Stiga robot or push mowerRobot against a 20 V collector, with models as examples only.Stiga lawn mower on slopes45% where it is printed, plus ponds, drops, and the 1 metre gap.
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Sources
Sources checked for this comparison; last retrieved on 16 October 2026.
- GOV.UK, outdoor noise (retrieved 16 October 2026)
- Schedule 3, Noise Emission Regulations 2001 (retrieved 16 October 2026)
- GOV.UK, statutory nuisances (retrieved 16 October 2026)
- Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008 (retrieved 16 October 2026)
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