WORX Landroid S WR184E in the purchase check: For whom the 400 m² Landroid really makes sense The WORX Landroid S WR184E is exactly the type of robotic mower that many are finding interesting again. No RTK, no camera marketing, no cloud circus, but a classic robotic mower with boundary wire for smaller gardens. On …
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WORX Landroid S WR184E in the purchase check: For whom the 400 m² Landroid really makes sense
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Husqvarna Automower Aspire R6V in the purchase check: strong overall package for small gardens – but not without drawbacks
Husqvarna Automower Aspire R6V in the purchase check: strong for 600 m² – but only if your garden really fits The Husqvarna Automower Aspire R6V is one of those robotic mowers that immediately attract attention. Husqvarna, virtual boundaries, AI Vision, systematic mowing patterns, app control, and a target audience that is realistic for many: smaller … More -
Sunseeker V1 in the purchase check: For whom this small robotic lawnmower really makes sense
Sunseeker V1 in the purchase check: For whom this small lawn mower really makes sense The Sunseeker V1 is exactly the type of lawn mower that appears extremely tempting at first glance: wireless, without boundary wire, very light, comparatively inexpensive, and clearly aimed at small gardens. Many buyers are looking for just such a device. … More -
WORX Landroid Vision Cloud WR303E in the purchase check: Who the small Cloud-Landroid is really worth it for
WORX Landroid Vision Cloud WR303E in the purchase check: Who the small Cloud-Landroid is really worth it for The WORX Landroid Vision Cloud WR303E 2WD is one of the robotic mowers that appears extremely attractive at first glance: no boundary wire, no local RTK antenna in the garden, automatic mapping, vision system, app control, and … More -
Segway Navimow X420 in the purchase check: Who really needs it – and who is unnecessarily burning money here
Segway Navimow X420 in the purchase check: Who really needs it – and who is wasting money here The Segway Navimow X420 is not a lawn mower for people who are just looking for “something wireless.” This model is clearly positioned as a premium solution for more challenging properties: large body, four driven wheels, two … More -
Segway Navimow i220 LiDAR Pro in a real purchase review: strong upgrade or too expensive for regular gardens?
Segway Navimow i220 LiDAR Pro in the real purchase check: strong upgrade or too expensive for normal gardens? The Segway Navimow i220 LiDAR Pro sounds like exactly the lawn mower robot that many have been waiting for: wireless, without a classic antenna in the garden, with LiDAR, Vision, Network-RTK, and all-wheel drive. On the data … More -
Gardena SILENO life & SILENO: quiet, mature – but far from perfect for every garden
Gardena SILENO life & SILENO: quiet, mature – but far from perfect for every garden Gardena SILENO life and the classic SILENO models are among the lawn mowers that have built a strong position in Europe over the years. The reason is simple: They are considered quiet, solid, relatively mature, and compared to many newer … More -
Robotic lawnmowers and edge mowing: What is really possible – and what remains marketing
Mowing Robots and Edge Cutting: What is Really Possible – and What Remains Marketing Edge cutting is one of the most discussed points when it comes to mowing robots. Hardly any other topic appears as often in reviews, forums, or Reddit threads. And there is a simple reason for this: While most modern mowing robots … More -
Why many robotic lawnmowers perform worse in real gardens than in tests
Why Many Robotic Lawn Mowers Perform Worse in Real Gardens Than in Tests Many robotic lawn mowers seem almost like the perfect solution in tests. They mow systematically, navigate cleanly through the garden, recognize obstacles, come with an app, camera, or RTK technology, and look remarkably competent in photos or test videos. This is exactly … More
