Improves Over Time, Cuts in Checkerboard Patterns
This robotic mower uses lidar to learn the yard and gets closer to edges with each run, though it can occasionally get caught on objects left out. It is quiet and produces a well-cut lawn. In Crosscut mode it cuts in alternating directions, creating a checkerboard pattern that benefits the grass and looks good. The main drawback is a four-hour cutting time. It is considered worth the cost and suitable for someone who should no longer mow on a riding mower.
- + learns the yard and improves over time
- + gets closer to edges with each run
- + quiet operation
- + cuts grass well
- + Crosscut mode creates a checkerboard pattern
- + good for the grass
- + worth the money
- − can get caught on objects left in the yard
- − takes four hours to cut