Bermudagrass thrives at 1.5 inches. A rotary mower with a sharp blade can achieve this height perfectly well.
Only if you want to cut lower than 1.5 inches—typically for golf-course-like turf—do you need a reel mower.
Regardless of mower type: Mow frequently enough to remove no more than one-third of the leaf blade—usually every 4 days during active growth.
For most home lawns, a quality rotary mower is easier to maintain and perfectly adequate for healthy bermudagrass.
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