54 robot mowers · new listings daily
Official photos, the specs the manufacturer publishes, and a one-line caveat on what each machine is actually for. Filter by wire, coverage, and navigation.
$799Anthbot
A mid-size RTK + quad-camera Genie with a live $799 US cart price and 1-year free 4G — the catch is coverage discipline (specs recommend 1000 m² / 1/4 acre while the variant label markets 0.49 acre) and the shared 45% slope cap.
$899Anthbot
A large-yard RTK + quad-camera Genie with a live $899 US cart price, 10 Ah battery, and 30-zone mapping — the catch is coverage discipline (specs recommend 3000 m² / 3/4 acre while the variant label markets 0.89 acre / up to 3600 m²) and the shared 45% slope cap.
$699Anthbot
A small-yard RTK + quad-camera Genie with a live $699 US cart price — the catch is coverage discipline (specs recommend 600 m² while the variant label markets 0.22 acre) and the 45% slope cap.
$649Anthbot
A compact RTK + dual-vision M-series mower with a live $649 US cart price, 7.9 in cut, and published 45% slope — the catch is the small-yard ceiling (up to 500 m² / ~0.12 acre) and keeping package bundles off this base-SKU price.
$949Anthbot
A compact live-cart LiDAR M-series mower with a $949 US base price, published 500 m² / 1/8-acre yard, 7.9 in cut, and 45% slope — the catch is the small-yard ceiling and keeping it distinct from the cheaper RTK base M5 and the larger M9 / Genie SKUs.
$699Anthbot
A live-cart M-series step up from M5 with a $699 US base price, published 1000 m² / 1/4-acre recommended yard, 7.9 in cut, and 45% slope — the catch is staying inside that 1000 m² ceiling and not mixing garage/accessory bundle rows or Genie / M5 SKUs into this listing.
$1,699Anthbot
A live-cart N-series collector mower with a $1,699 US base price, published 1,500 m² / 3/8-acre recommended yard, 7.9 in cut, and 45% slope — the catch is staying inside that 1,500 m² ceiling and not mixing Genie or M-series SKUs into this listing.
$1,399.99Dreame
A wire-free non-Pro A3 AWD SKU with published 0.25-acre capacity, 80% slope, and a 7.9-inch cut; the hard limit is coverage — this is not the A3 AWD 2000 (0.50 acre) and not the Pro 3500 (0.87 acre, 15.8 in dual-disc).
$1,699.99Dreame
A wire-free non-Pro A3 AWD SKU with published 0.50-acre capacity, 80% slope, and a 7.9-inch cut; the hard limit is coverage and deck width — this is not the Pro 3500 (0.87 acre, 15.8 in dual-disc).
$2,249.99Dreame
A wire-free AWD Pro SKU with published 0.62-acre capacity, 80% slope, and a 15.8-inch dual-disc cut; the hard limit is coverage — this is not the 0.87-acre Pro 3500 or the 1.20-acre Pro 5000, and there is no RTK option on this platform.
$2,599.99Dreame
A wire-free AWD Pro SKU with published 0.87-acre capacity, 80% slope, and a 15.8-inch dual-disc cut; the hard limit is coverage — this is not the 1.20-acre Pro 5000, and there is no RTK option on this platform.
$2,999.99Dreame
A wire-free AWD Pro SKU with published 1.20-acre capacity, 80% slope, a 15.8-inch dual-disc cut, and the series’ largest 10 Ah battery; the hard limit is coverage — this is not a larger-than-1.20-acre machine, and there is no RTK option on this platform.
$2,499.99ECOVACS
A well-documented LiDAR flagship with a real edge trimmer and a 50% work-area slope rating, but official coverage is only 3/4 acre and virtual boundaries are limited to 20% slope.
$1,452ECOVACS
A $1,452 promotional dual-LiDAR mower ($1,999.99 origin) with TruEdge, no RTK station or perimeter wire, rated for 1/2 acre and 50% (27°) work slopes. Against its sibling ecovacs-goat-a3000-lidar-pro it covers less lawn (1/2 vs 3/4 acre), runs a smaller 3.0 Ah battery (~50 min per charge vs 7.5 Ah / 160 min), and costs far less; cut width, slope ratings, IPX6, and TruEdge match.
$1,499.99ECOVACS
A $1,499.99 dual-LiDAR mower with a TruEdge string trimmer and no RTK station or perimeter wire, rated for 1/4 acre and 45% (24°) slopes. The catch is price per acre: the listed ecovacs-goat-a2000-lidar-pro was $1,452 for a 1/2-acre rating on 30 Sep 2026.
$999.99ECOVACS
A $999.99 RTK + camera + 3D ToF mower for quarter-acre lawns, rated for 45% (24°) work-area slopes and sold with 45 spare blades. The catches are the RTK antenna you have to mount, a 17% boundary-slope limit, and a 65-minute run time.
$1,799.99eufy
At its $1,799.99 list price (on 15 Oct 2026 an auto-applied $400 code, WS24T28801A11, brought the guest cart to $1,399.99), the E15 is a vision-only mower: no wire and no RTK, with an 8-inch cut and 1–3 in height. The catch is how narrow the fit is. It is rated for 0.2 acre, slopes under 18°, and mostly flat ground (bumps under 1.2 in), and eufy says it is not suitable for St. Augustine or dense Zoysia.
$2,599Husqvarna
Wire-free EPOS for 0.5-acre systematic mowing — 0.25-acre irregular rating, 45% in-lawn / 15% at-boundary slope, and the included EPOS reference station are the real limits.
$4,799Husqvarna
Wire-free EPOS AWD for 1.3-acre systematic mowing — 0.9-acre irregular rating, 70% in-lawn / 50% at-boundary slope, IPX4 (not hose-wash), and the included EPOS reference station are the real limits.
$2,999Husqvarna
AWD and a 70% in-lawn slope rating for medium yards that still need physical wire — loop wire and stakes are sold separately.
$4,299Husqvarna
Wire-free EPOS for up to 2-acre systematic mowing — 1-acre irregular rating, 45% in-lawn / 15% at-boundary slope, and the included EPOS reference station are the real limits.
$1,050.99Kress
At $1,050.99 on sale from $2,099.99 (15 Oct 2026; it was $1,499.99 on 5 Oct), the KR161 is Kress's 0.25-acre Mission RTKⁿ: network RTK without a yard base station, no perimeter wire, a 7.87-inch cut, and a 40% work-area slope rating, with 4G on the spec table. The hard limit is that quarter-acre cap, the narrow deck, and a 40% slope that is well below the AWD class.
$3,199Lymow
The One Plus 10A is $3,199 (full price on 14 Oct 2026; the earlier $2,799 sale ended) for the same tracked RTK + vision mower as the [One Plus 5A](https://www.bestlawnrobots.com/mowers/lymow-one-plus-5a/) (`lymow-one-plus-5a`), with a 90-minute charge and a 1.73-acre-per-day rating. The catch is the RTK station and the $200 gap over the 5A's $2,999 cart on 14 Oct 2026 — pay it only if the lawn needs that daily rate.
$2,999Lymow
A $2,999 tracked RTK + vision mower (no markdown as of 14 Oct 2026; the earlier $2,499 sale ended) with dual rotary blades, a 16-inch cut, and ratings of 100% (45°) slopes and 1.1 acres per day on the 5A charger. The catch is that it depends on its RTK station (Lymow lists only 0.025–0.037 acre, or about 10 minutes, of mowing without RTK). The [One Plus 10A](https://www.bestlawnrobots.com/mowers/lymow-one-plus-10a/) (`lymow-one-plus-10a`) is $3,199 and is rated for 1.73 acres per day with a 90-minute charge.
$2,399Mammotion
Sloped lawns up to 0.37 acre (80% rated) that want AWD, a 15.7 in cut and 360° LiDAR without a required RTK antenna. The catch is price: on 9 Oct 2026 the LUBA mini 2 AWD 1500H had the same 0.37-acre and 80% ratings for $1,799, which is $600 less than this $2,399 High Version (sold out on 11 Oct 2026), and the LUBA 3 AWD 3000 Standard (0.75 acre) was back to $2,799 after its sale ended.
$2,799Mammotion
The 3000 is the mid-size LUBA 3 — 0.75-acre rating, Tri-Fusion with NetRTK via iNavi, and AWD for 80% slopes — not the 0.37-acre 1500 and not the 1.25-acre 5000.
$3,299Mammotion
The 5000 Standard is the acre-class LUBA 3, but its $3,299 price (sold out on 14 Oct 2026) and 1.0–2.7-inch cutting range make it a poor fit for smaller lawns or grass kept above 2.7 inches.
$1,799Mammotion
A $1,799 AWD LiDAR mower rated for 0.37 acre and 80% slopes, with no antenna pole to site. The catch is the High Version's 2.2-inch minimum cut and a 7.8-inch main disc, where the $2,399 LUBA 3 AWD 1500 has a 15.7-inch cut on the same 0.37-acre rating.
$899MOVA
A $899 wire-free LiDAR mower for 0.2-acre yards with a 7.9-inch cut and a 45% climb rating. The catch is that MOVA's own LiDAX Ultra 1000 ($999 in the same US cart on 16 Oct 2026, $100 more) is rated for 0.25 acre with an edge gap under 2 inches.
$999MOVA
A $999 wire-free 0.25-acre LiDAR Ultra SKU with a 7.9-inch cut and 45% RWD climb; it is not the 0.5-acre Ultra 2000 and not the AWD Ultra siblings.
$1,199MOVA
A $1,199 wire-free 0.5-acre LiDAR Ultra SKU with a 7.9-inch cut, 5 Ah pack, and 45% RWD climb; it is not the 0.25-acre Ultra 1000 and not the Ultra 2000 AWD / Ultra 3000 AWD siblings.
$2,399MOVA
A $2,399 wire-free AWD LiDAR mower rated for 0.75 acre and 80% slopes; the catch is a 0.2–0.25-acre-per-charge pace on a 52 lb machine whose published hardware matches the 0.5-acre Ultra 2000 AWD.
$1,299Roborock
A wire-free US Q110H SKU with published ~0.25-acre capacity, 45% max slope, and RTK + vision navigation; the hard limit is coverage and drive — this is rear-wheel-drive Q-series, not the larger RockMow AWD siblings.
$579RoboUP
At $579 (on sale from $699), the Raccoon 2 SE is a camera-only, wire-free mower with no RTK antenna, rated for 0.15 acre and 36% (20°) slopes, with electric height adjustment and a 150-minute run time. The catch is that it is built for small lawns with clear edges: open lawns need optional boundary stakes, and it mows in random patterns unless you set up systematic or target-area mowing.
$799RoboUP
At $799 on sale from $1,549 (sold out on 12 Oct 2026), the TM01 T1200Pro is RoboUP's 0.37-acre wire-free RTK+vision mower: no perimeter wire, a 7.87-inch cut, 1.2–2.4 in electric height, IPX6, and a 45% max slope on the US spec table. The hard limit is that 0.37-acre cap, the narrow deck, and a 45% slope that is well below the AWD class.
$1,799Segway Navimow
At $1,799, the H210 is the quarter-acre H2. It has solid-state LiDAR, network RTK and vision with no wire and no antenna, an 8.66-inch cut, IP66 and 60 dB(A). The 5.1 Ah pack is rated for about 110 minutes per charge. The catch: it is not AWD, it is rated for 25% at the boundary (45% inside), and the standard deck starts at 2 inches unless you fit the included low-cutting kit.
$2,199Segway Navimow
At $2,199, the H220 is Navimow's half-acre H2: solid-state LiDAR, network RTK, and vision with no wire and no antenna, plus a 10 Ah pack rated for about 220 minutes per charge, an 8.66-inch cut, and IP66. The catch is that it is not AWD. It is rated for 45% inside the work area but only 25% at the boundary, and its 2-inch minimum cut needs the included low-cutting kit to go shorter.
$799Segway Navimow
The US i105 is the 0.125-acre i-series cart at $799, with RTK plus 140° VisionFence and a 7.1-inch manual deck; the catch is coverage, a 10% boundary-slope cap, and 4G/anti-theft sold as Access+ — this is not the 0.25-acre i110 and not an X3/X4.
$1,099Segway Navimow
The US i110 is the 0.25-acre i-series cart at $1,099, with RTK plus 140° VisionFence, a 5.1 Ah pack, and a 7.1-inch manual deck; the catch is coverage, a 10% boundary-slope cap, and 4G/anti-theft sold as Access+ — this is not the 0.125-acre i105 and not an X3/X4.
$1,049Segway Navimow
The US i210 AWD is the 0.25-acre all-wheel-drive i2 cart at $1,049 on sale (compare-at $1,299), with EFLS NRTK + VisionFence, a 5.1 Ah pack, 5 blades, and 45% work-area / boundary slopes; on 9 Oct 2026 that undercut the same-acreage FWD i110 ($1,099, sold out), so the catch is mainly the 0.25-acre ceiling and a sale price that may not last.
$1,329Segway Navimow
The US i215 LiDAR is the 0.37-acre LiDAR + vision i2 cart at $1,329 on sale (compare-at $1,599), with an 8.66-inch deck, 7.65 Ah pack, and 45% work-area / 25% boundary slopes; the catch is it is not AWD, so a same-acreage hilly yard may still want the LUBA mini 2 AWD 1500H ($1,799 on 9 Oct 2026) — and it is not the RTK + vision i105/i110.
$4,499Segway Navimow
A capable large-lawn RTK mower with a 50% slope rating, but it is rear-wheel drive and the second antenna is extra if one base station cannot cover the yard.
$2,499Segway Navimow
AWD 1-acre RTK mower with an 84% slope rating and a 17-inch cut; the catch is coverage and bulk — this is not the 1.5-acre X450, and the 24-inch body is a hard limit in tight gaps.
$999.99Sunseeker
At $999.99 (on sale from $1,799.99), the S4 is the cheapest 3D-LiDAR mower in our quarter-acre group. It has no wire and no antenna, handles 100 zones, and has an edge blade. The catches are a 7 in cut, rear-wheel drive limited to 42%, no mowing in rain or fog, and a US page that doesn't publish weight, noise or IP rating.
$799.99Sunseeker
At $799.99 (on sale from $999.99), the V3 is Sunseeker's entry vision-only mower. It rates 0.15 acre and 42% (22°) slopes, runs at 55 dB(A) with IPX5 and 100 zones, and comes with magnetic strips for unclear edges. The catches are the small rating, a daylight-preferred camera system, and a US page that doesn't publish cutting width, cutting height, weight or battery.
$1,399.99Sunseeker
At $1,399.99 (on sale from $1,999.99), the X5 is an AWD, wire-free RTK + vision mower rated for half an acre and 60% (30°) slopes, with an offset edge blade and up to 100 zones. The catches are the narrow 8.6 in cut and the RTK antenna you have to site. Sunseeker's US page also doesn't publish weight, noise, battery, or ingress rating.
$2,599Sunseeker
At $2,599 with no compare-at (sold out on 16 Oct 2026), the X7 Gen 2 is the 0.75-acre AWD version: RTK plus vision, a 14-inch dual-disc cut, and a 70% (35°) slope rating, with no boundary wire. The hard limit is that acre rating, a positioning setup the FAQ still requires even though the included list shows no reference station, and 4G tracking that is optional here rather than included as on the $3,299 X7 Plus Gen 2 (1.5 acres).
$3,299Sunseeker
At $3,299 with no markdown (sold out on 16 Oct 2026), the X7 Plus Gen 2 is Sunseeker's 1.5-acre AWD mower. It has RTK + VSLAM 2.0 navigation, a 14 in dual-disc cut, 0.8–4.0 in app height, a 70% (35°) slope rating, IPX5, 60 dB(A) and 4G-GPS anti-theft included. The catches are a positioning setup the FAQ requires even though the included list shows no reference station, possible edge trimming, and no published weight.
$1,199Worx
A wire-install quarter-acre Landroid with pegs in the box — 30% slope and an 18 cm deck are the hard limits.
$699Worx
A wire-install half-acre Landroid with the pegs in the box — 30% slope and an 8-inch deck are the hard limits.
$999Worx
A wire-install eighth-acre Landroid with a 2.0 Ah PowerShare pack — 30% slope and an 18 cm deck are the hard limits.
$1,199.99Worx
Easy wire-free setup and cloud RTK without a yard pole, but 0.25 acre and a 30% slope cap make it a small-yard mower, not a hillside tractor.
$2,999.99Worx
At $2,999.99, the WR344 is Worx's 1-acre Vision Cloud 4WD: RTK Cloud plus stereo vision with no perimeter wire and no yard reference station, four-wheel drive with a published 84% slope, and 4G built in. The hard limit is that RTK Cloud has to cover your address, the cut is only 8.7 inches wide, and Worx's manual advises against slopes over 15° when the included Cut-to-Zero edge module is fitted.
$5,499Yarbo
A modular tracked-core + Lawn Mower Pro deck for very large lawns with official US cart pricing and published RTK + vision (PPVS) navigation — the catch is you are buying a Core-plus-module system (not a one-piece mower), and max coverage/slope are the hard yard-fit gates.
No published mowers match those bins.