Quick Verdict: The WORX WG743 is a compact 40V cordless push mower designed primarily for homeowners with smaller lawns. Its 17-inch deck, two 20V 4.0Ah batteries, 2-in-1 bagging/mulching system, IntelliCut torque management, and seven cutting-height positions make it a practical option for everyday lawn maintenance.

What makes the WG743 particularly interesting is its balance between convenience and capability. It does not offer self-propulsion, a 21-inch cutting deck, or the larger battery platforms found on premium mowers. However, for a lawn around 1/8 acre, its narrower deck can make maneuvering easier, while the cordless design eliminates gasoline, oil, extension cords, and routine engine maintenance. Independent testing has also found it easy to set up and effective on small-to-medium lawns.

1. WORX WG743 at a Glance

The WORX WG743 40V 17-inch cordless lawn mower is built around WORX’s Power Share battery platform. Rather than using one large 40V battery, the mower combines two 20V 4.0Ah batteries to produce its 40V operating system. WORX says these batteries can also be used with compatible Power Share tools.

That approach has an important advantage for homeowners who already own WORX equipment: the mower can become part of a larger cordless tool ecosystem instead of requiring a completely separate battery platform.

The mower is also deliberately compact. Its 17-inch deck and push design make it more appropriate for smaller residential lawns than for large properties. WORX lists the machine at approximately 38.1 pounds, with a 1.1-bushel collection bag and a cutting-height range of approximately 1.5 to 3.5 inches on its current product page.

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