5 robot mowers
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.
$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.
$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.
$2,399Mammotion
The 1500 is the small-yard LUBA 3 — AWD and 360° LiDAR without a required RTK antenna, at a 0.37-acre rating that will disappoint anyone who assumed every LUBA covers an acre.
$4,999Segway 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.
$1,799Worx
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.
No published mowers match those bins.