Best Robot Lawn Mowers

After two months of use, this thing is really doing great – After two months of use, this thing is really doing great. I have a 1/4-acre lot and this keeps up with that just fine. I have it work 6 hours on… Read more

most days. I use the multiple zones function to allocate time between front and back. I used pet fence wire to extend the wire that came with it for my bigger lawn and it works great. It goes all the way around my front yard every time it goes to charge. I have the base under my deck. The rain sensor seems accurate enough for me, it does cut when it is lightly raining but heavy rain will send it back. Saves a lot of time mowing :)

S just exceptional knowledge and service – We had our mower for about four years and then we required it serviced and checked over as it just stopped. Stuart and the team from Robo world were… Read more

brilliant. They organize quick shipping to them a fabulous service and explanation of the faults and repair and then quick shipping back it was the best experience we’ve had with a product like this in a very long time Would recommend them to anyone who needs to have they have been just brilliant

Save your money – I purchased an Ambrogio at a charity event thinking I was doing something good for the community and was very excited about getting a robot mower. I… Read more

wish I never purchased this item because you are at the mercy of their installers and the installers in my area don't know how to install this product. It hasn't worked once - not once. The original installer said he was coming to fix it and didn't. I had to call the company and they sent someone else. He admitted he isn't properly trained so I purchased an expensive machine with a warranty and can't get anyone to help me. I have spent nearly a year trying to get the company to stand behind it's product and/or refund me and even though they have admitted it's an installer issue, they pass me from person to person and I have not gotten a remedy. I couldn't be more disappointed in the integrity of this company and would caution anyone from purchasing this product. I wish I could weigh in on how the mower works, but since it hasn't mowed my yard once, I'd say it's a fail. I will keep going up the ladder and exhaust all avenues to ensure others are warned and that this situation is remedied.

This machine exceeds our expectations. It performs exactly as promised but is even quieter than we expected. It is easy to set up and the support from the retailers is excellent. Highly recommend it! Show details

Cuts well when it actually works, forever issues with finding satellites which then chews through the battery not being able to finish its zone. Set… Read more

up is annoying and programming zones takes forever due to how inaccurate the wireless system is. Wish we did more research before buying because it seems like a common problem with this mower and the free app with people saying the dealers have different options when programing making it easier and more accurate not sure if that’s true or not

Would be an award winning mower if it's sole job was to get stuck in random places and dig holes for itself. Unfortunately, it's meant to be a mower… Read more

and it sucks at being that. Needs to be babysat more than a new born baby. If you leave it on its own, it's utter chaos! It bumps into an object, moves back half a cm then tries to ram the object that it had got stuck on and ends up tearing up grass and digging holes. If only it had a forward looking sensor. Oh wait, it does! Unfortunately this system (called "ACS") is more useless than the mower. It fails to see anything in front of it and will drive straight up onto your foot if you let it. It's marketed as being able to see and dodge children and animals! Stevie Wonder sees better than this nearly $300 add on. Overall a very disappointing experience with this thing

What a load of rubish.Spent ages to get the parameter cable somehow fixed.The problem is that it just follow the parameter cable and mowes it again… Read more

and again.Wouldnt move to another area.Just mowing the same area again and again.The wheels sticking on top of that where only one wheel will spin.

We’ve had it for 2 years and has worked okay for that time. Now in the third year (has a 3 year warranty) have had multiple issues and the service… Read more

from Ecovacs has been terrible. The first problem, it was making a very loud knocking noise and stopping. Had to take the whole unit into the retailer and they had it for 5 weeks. The retailer rang for us to pick it up and we had to connect it to wifi and remap the whole yard (quite time consuming and clunky). After getting all that done, plugged it in and charged it, whole LCD screen didn’t work for us to check that the original problem had been fixed. We also had no communication saying what had actually gone wrong with it or what they had fixed. Then had to pack it up again and take it in to the retailer for a second time and again, I have had no communication from them for 5 weeks now. I’m wondering if they are keeping it until it has run out of warranty. At the moment, I have 3 Ecovacs robots but I will never buy one again

Luba 2 awd mini 800... ours go well but haven't done the may26 update which many user an are complaining about. Mammotion is China based so service… Read more

it's bit of a gamble, purchasing though a Australian physical store helps with service and warranty issues but I think does not cover software issues

Takes some setup, but worth it in end – The mower does take some setup with the wire, but I knew that before buying and was told that by Australia robotic, pretty much all the mowers… Read more

require a wire setup, similar to an electric dog fence. After we set up the wire and did some test runs and adjustments, it works fine. I would recommend.

I bought a Mammotion Luba 2 just over 2 years ago – it worked well for quite a while, and the software was incrementally improved over time. I did… Read more

have to make some fairly standard mods to improve the performance (6 blade discs, removing the blade guards which just filled up with grass).

However it started having trouble charging – the charging contacts rely on spring pressure on very small contact points with no wiping action, and with wear and dirt the charging was a bit hit and miss, but as long as it did charge it worked ok.

Now it seems the battery is degraded, and it runs out of charge before getting back to the dock – I presume the BMS is not taking the degradation into account and the 15% reserve it thinks is in the battery when deciding to return is actually much less.

I've been in contact with Mammotion and asked to buy a new battery – they refused to sell me one, instead want me to send it to a repair agent, but have said it's out of warranty, and said (initially) it will be at my expense, and that they can't provide an estimate of the cost.

Update: after some discussion with Mammotion service they agreed that the repair would be done under warranty at no cost to me. Right now it's apparently been repaired - they say it wasn't the battery at fault - and is on its way back to me. So they have gone up in my estimation and I've adjusted the rating accordingly.

I will add that packing it up to send back is a bit of a process - I'd recommend keeping the original packaging just in case.

I got rid of my Husqvarna didn't like their support and bought Mova 1000, never been as happy, great robot mower, glad I made the move Show details

Extremely disappointing – $1,449 wasted on an unreliable robotic mower Rating: 1/5 stars ⭐ I purchased the MAMMOTION YUKA Mini 600 directly from… Read more

MAMMOTION Australia for $1,449, expecting a reliable autonomous robotic lawn mower that would save me time and effort. Unfortunately, it has turned out to be one of the most disappointing purchases I have ever made.

From the beginning, this machine has been plagued by persistent operational problems.

It repeatedly gets stuck on relatively level lawn surfaces, often with absolutely no visible obstruction. At other times, it simply stops in the middle of its designated mowing area for no apparent reason. Even more frustratingly, it regularly travels beyond its carefully configured mowing boundaries and subsequently becomes immobilised.

The mower also frequently struggles to return to its charging station.

I have spent countless hours adjusting boundaries, establishing no-go zones, repositioning equipment, performing factory resets and following MAMMOTION’s troubleshooting instructions. Their support team even recommended inspecting and cleaning the front wheel assemblies using WD-40. I followed their recommendations, but the problems persist.

Almost every single time I operate this mower, I have to physically retrieve it, reposition it or restart it.

Think about that for a moment. I spent nearly $1,500 on an autonomous lawn mower, yet I effectively have to supervise it every time it operates. It has created more work for me rather than saving time.

What makes the experience even more frustrating is MAMMOTION’s response.

Despite providing extensive photographic and video evidence of the recurring faults, their customer support team has continued to focus on troubleshooting rather than offering a meaningful resolution. When I requested a refund or replacement, I was informed that my purchase was outside their standard return period and that further technical assessment would be required.

This is not a change-of-mind return. I am complaining about a product that, in my experience, has consistently failed to perform its fundamental advertised function.

I have even had passers-by stop outside my house while the mower was operating to ask whether I would recommend buying one. My response has been an emphatic NO. I would genuinely hate for someone else to spend this amount of money and experience the same frustration.

I am not someone who ordinarily takes the time to write such a negative review, but the combination of the product’s unreliability, the time wasted attempting to rectify its faults, and the lack of a satisfactory resolution has left me extremely dissatisfied.

My verdict: An expensive, unreliable machine that has completely defeated the purpose of autonomous lawn maintenance. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend the MAMMOTION YUKA Mini 600.

I will update this review if MAMMOTION provides an appropriate resolution. Until then, I strongly encourage prospective buyers to carefully consider my experience before investing in this product.

Similar experience to others here. Very poor customer support. The app is terrible. You have to be standing over the top of the lawnmower for the… Read more

lawnmower to connect to the app. The lawnmower doesn’t seem to charge when left at the charging station. It can be at the charging station for days without running and then when you manually try to start it, it tells you it has to charge. This is a truly hopeless product. Not a time saver at all. I would like this thing just run automatically every day, but by the time you’ve fiddled around with it to try to get it to start it’s a less than weekly exercise. I just don’t have the kind of time that it takes to use this kind of shoddy product. Buyer beware.