Updated on September 5, 2026.
The Greenworks LB6025 is a 60V 2.5Ah High Current battery for the company’s Pro 60V outdoor-tool platform. Greenworks lists 150Wh of energy, a 75-minute charge time, an onboard charge indicator, and a four-year residential battery warranty. Its smaller capacity makes it most useful in handheld tools or as a lightweight spare.
Our verdict: The LB6025 is a sensible choice for Greenworks 60V string trimmers, hedge trimmers, and short leaf-blower sessions. It works in Greenworks 60V mowers, but 150Wh is limited for regular mowing. A larger 60V battery or a second pack is a better fit when runtime matters more than carried weight.
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Greenworks LB6025 specifications
| Specification | Greenworks LB6025 |
|---|---|
| Voltage platform | 60V |
| Capacity | 2.5Ah / 150Wh |
| Battery chemistry | Lithium-ion |
| Product SKU | 2948802 |
| Charge indicator | Onboard LED fuel indicator |
| Approximate charge time | 75 minutes with the referenced Greenworks charger |
| Compatibility | Greenworks 60V tools |
| Residential warranty | 4 years |
The previous article omitted the model number and watt-hours, called the battery universally compatible, and suggested it could handle a large lawn. The current facts give buyers a clearer picture: this is model LB6025, it stores 150Wh, and it belongs specifically to the Greenworks 60V platform.
What 2.5Ah and 150Wh mean
Amp-hours compare capacity within one voltage platform. Watt-hours are more useful when judging stored energy: 60 volts multiplied by 2.5 amp-hours equals 150Wh. A 5.0Ah Greenworks 60V battery stores roughly twice that energy, although actual runtime does not scale perfectly because the tool, workload, speed, temperature, and battery condition all affect consumption.
The advantage of a lower-capacity pack is usually weight and balance. That matters when the battery is attached to a handheld tool. The disadvantage is more frequent charging, especially in high-draw tools such as mowers, snow blowers, chainsaws, and blowers operated at maximum output.
Best uses for this battery
- String trimmers: A useful balance of capacity and handling for routine edging and trimming.
- Hedge trimmers: Smaller packs reduce the weight carried during long or overhead cuts.
- Leaf blowers: Practical for quick cleanup, though turbo mode can shorten runtime.
- Chainsaws: Suitable for intermittent pruning and small cuts rather than prolonged cutting.
- Backup power: A compact spare to keep working while a larger battery charges.
Greenworks says the battery is compatible with its 60V tools, but it is not interchangeable with Greenworks 24V, 40V, or 80V platforms. Same brand does not mean same battery system. It should also not be used in unrelated brands’ tools or chargers.
Is it enough for a lawn mower?
The LB6025 can power compatible Greenworks 60V mowers, but whether it is a good choice depends on the lawn. A small, regularly cut lawn under light conditions may be manageable. Tall or wet grass, self-propelled operation, repeated passes, and larger areas all increase energy use.
We would treat a 2.5Ah pack as a small-yard or backup mower battery rather than promise coverage for a particular acreage. Greenworks’ tool-specific runtime estimates depend on the exact mower and test conditions; the battery alone cannot support one reliable acreage claim.
Charging and battery care
Greenworks lists a 75-minute charge time for this battery with its referenced charger. Other genuine Greenworks 60V chargers may charge at different rates, so check the charger model rather than assuming every 60V charger produces the same time.
Greenworks says its chargers have automatic cutoff, but it advises removing a battery after it is fully charged and unplugging the charger as a good electrical-safety practice. Store the battery indoors in a dry, cool location and let an unusually hot or cold pack return to an appropriate temperature before use or charging. Follow the product manual for the exact limits.
Standard LB6025 versus the 2.5Ah Bluetooth battery
Greenworks also sells a 60V 2.5Ah Bluetooth battery, model BAC723/SKU 2967502. That version adds app connectivity and an IPX5 rating. The LB6025 reviewed here is the conventional High Current model. Both are 2.5Ah batteries in the 60V platform, so compare price and whether the connected features matter before buying.
For many owners, a straightforward battery gauge is enough. The Bluetooth model can make sense for people who want battery information in the Greenworks app or specifically value its published ingress-protection rating.
Warranty considerations
Greenworks publishes a four-year warranty for Pro products and batteries used normally at home, with proof of purchase and required registration conditions. Its general policy lists 90 days for commercial use. Renewed products have different coverage. Seller, condition, country, registration, maintenance, and type of use can therefore change the protection you receive.
Marketplace buyers should confirm that the listing is new, identify the seller, retain the receipt, and check current Greenworks warranty terms before ordering. A low price can lose its appeal if the product is used, renewed, or lacks valid warranty coverage.
Pros and cons
Pros
- 150Wh capacity in a compact 2.5Ah format
- Compatible across the Greenworks 60V platform
- Onboard remaining-charge indicator
- Good match for handheld yard tools
- Four-year published residential warranty
Cons
- Limited capacity for mowing and other demanding jobs
- 75-minute published charging time is slower than some rapid-charger combinations
- Does not work with Greenworks 24V, 40V, or 80V tools
- Charger is sold separately when purchasing the battery alone
Frequently asked questions
Will this battery fit every Greenworks tool?
No. It is designed for Greenworks 60V tools. Greenworks’ other voltage platforms use different batteries.
How long will it run?
Runtime depends on the exact tool and workload. The reliable comparison point is its 150Wh energy capacity. Look at the specific tool’s manufacturer runtime estimate for a closer guide.
Can it be recharged before it is empty?
Yes. Greenworks describes the lithium-ion pack as having no memory loss after charging, so it does not need to be deliberately drained before recharging.
Is the charger included?
The battery-only LB6025 listing does not include a charger. Read marketplace package details carefully because bundles and battery-only listings can share similar names or photos.
Final recommendation
The Greenworks LB6025 is best viewed as a light, flexible 60V battery for handheld equipment and backup use. It delivers 150Wh, keeps the useful onboard gauge, and has solid published residential warranty coverage.
Buy it when you already own Greenworks 60V tools and want lower carried weight. Choose a larger pack when mowing time or continuous high-output work is the priority, and compare complete tool kits because they can sometimes deliver a better battery-and-charger value.
See the Greenworks LB6025 battery listing on Amazon
Sources
- Greenworks LB6025 official product page
- Greenworks 60V 2.5Ah Bluetooth battery page
- Greenworks warranty policy
