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Use actual grass area, add margin, then check daily capacity for large or split lawns.
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Area, slope, budget, zones, noise, battery and service: start from your real constraint and compare models with a readable verdict.
Large area, slope, noise, multi-zone, security or budget: start from the real problem.
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Real lawn area, budget and slope are enough for a first selection. Expert mode stays available for refinement.
Updated live from your constraints.
Pick 2 or 3 models directly: the visual decision table builds itself below.
Answer one question, see results immediately, or keep refining. The engine turns your constraints into readable picks.
A good robot mower is not chosen by feature count. Start by removing what cannot work on your lawn, then compare comfort features.
Use actual grass area, add margin, then check daily capacity for large or split lawns.
Area, slope, passages, zones and budget should exclude incompatible models before comfort features matter.
Wire-free does not always mean the same experience: RTK, LiDAR, vision and boundary wire have different limits.
Noise, rain, security, battery, blades, service and app quality matter more than a long marketing spec sheet.
Save interesting mowers on this device, then compare them when you are ready.
No need to read 28 spec sheets: start with the real problem, then open the models that stand out.
Maximum area and daily capacity so mowing does not become a multi-day headache.
Traction, stated slope rating and chassis design for lawns that are not flat.
Models to check when the mower works near a terrace or close neighbours.
Stripes, checkerboard or visible routes when the maker documents those modes.
Heavier machines or more aggressive cutting systems for less manicured large lawns.
The strongest compromises when price matters as much as wire-free navigation.
Compare Dreame, MOVA, Mammotion, Husqvarna, Lymow, Yarbo and the rest without losing context.
The real pre-purchase questions: zones, patterns, noise, speed and terrain trade-offs. Lists use documented specs only.
Check the number of zones, secondary passages and no-go areas. A mower can advertise a large area but feel painful if mapping or transitions are limited.
Stripes, checkerboards or visible routes require accurate navigation and documented modes. The feature is secondary on uneven or often-wet lawns.
Noise matters near terraces, bedrooms or neighbours. Compare dB, but also daily capacity so the mower does not need to run for too long.
Daily capacity helps size the robot when weather windows are short. It still needs to match real lawn area, obstacles and slope.
Remote camera, patrol, human detection, AirTag or tracking change the use case. Treat them as strong criteria only when documented.
The estimate starts from official daily capacity. In a real garden, obstacles, slope, separate zones and weather interruptions reduce it.
Estimate your real needs before comparing.
20-50% margin added to prevent premature battery wear.
--Dreame A1 is a wire-free robotic mower built around 3D LiDAR mapping for lawns up to 2,000 m2.
--Dreame A2 expands the A1 formula with LiDAR plus AI camera perception and a larger stated mowing capacity.
--Dreame A3 AWD 1000 is the compact variant of the A3 AWD series, sharing the 16.1 kg chassis, OmniSense 3.0, all-wheel drive and 20 cm deck with a 1,000 m2 target area.
--Dreame A3 AWD 2000 brings OmniSense 3.0 below the Pro series, with all-wheel drive, 360° 3D LiDAR, binocular AI vision, 150 zones and a 2,000 m2 target area.
--The Dreame A3 AWD Pro 5000 is the large-area version of the range with AWD, a 10 Ah battery, 3D LiDAR, binocular vision, dual maps and a 40 cm dual-disc deck.
--The Dreame A3 AWD Pro 3500 targets complex large lawns with AWD, 3D LiDAR, binocular vision, dual maps, advanced mowing modes and sub-3 cm edge handling.
MOVA 600 targets medium lawns with wire-free LiDAR mapping and a more accessible expected price point.
MOVA 1000 keeps the MOVA 600 platform and adds more capacity for lawns closer to 1,000 m2.
--LiDAX Ultra 800 is the current France entry point into MOVA's LiDAX range with 360 LiDAR, AI vision, 2D/3D mapping, multi-zone support and a 4 Ah battery.
--LiDAX Ultra 1200 keeps the 800 platform but steps up to a 5 Ah battery and 1,200 m2 mapping capacity.
--MOVA LiDAX Ultra 1000 combines 360 LiDAR, AI vision and a complete app experience for wire-free 1,000 m2 lawns.
--LiDAX Ultra 1600 is the largest RWD LiDAX listed by MOVA France, with LiDAR plus vision navigation, a 5 Ah battery and 1 year of Link service.
--LiDAX Ultra 2000 is the larger RWD MOVA model with 360 LiDAR, AI vision and a 5 Ah battery.
--LiDAX Ultra AWD 1000 brings MOVA's heavy AWD platform to 1,000 m2 lawns with 4 hub motors, a dual-disc 40 cm deck, 360 LiDAR and dual AI vision.
--LiDAX Ultra AWD 1600 is the middle France AWD tier, sharing the 2000 platform with 1,600 m2 coverage and a wide 40 cm deck.
--LiDAX Ultra AWD 2000 is the largest MOVA AWD model listed in France, with a wide 40 cm deck, 4 hub motors, a 32.4 V battery and 150 zones.
--ViAX 250 targets small lawns with camera-based navigation, quick setup and a simple feature set.
--ViAX 500 adds 360 LiDAR to the ViAX family and covers up to 600 m2 on the current MOVA page, with 500 m2 still appearing in the manual and some reviews.
--LUBA 3 AWD 5000 is built for large, demanding lawns with AWD traction, wide cutting and multi-sensor navigation.
--LUBA 2 AWD remains a strong wire-free option for difficult terrain, steep slopes, a 12 Ah battery and wide dual-disc cutting.
LUBA mini AWD brings Mammotion's compact all-wheel-drive formula to lawns up to 1,500 m2.
LUBA mini AWD LiDAR adds Tri-Fusion LiDAR, NetRTK and AI vision navigation to Mammotion's compact AWD platform.
LUBA mini 2 AWD 1000 targets lawns up to 1,000 m2 with AWD, tri-camera vision and autonomous mapping.
--LUBA mini 2 AWD 1500 brings Mammotion's all-terrain formula into a smaller body with AWD, 360 LiDAR and AI camera navigation.
--YUKA mini 2 1000H targets lawns up to 1,000 m2 with 360 LiDAR, AI vision, 50-90 mm high cutting range and a documented 6.1 Ah replaceable battery.
--YUKA mini 800H is Mammotion's earlier compact model with a documented detachable battery, NetRTK, AI vision, 50-90 mm high cutting range and voice control.
--YUKA 1500 is the smaller YUKA platform variant with mowing, lawn patterns and an optional sweeper kit.
--YUKA 2000 is Mammotion's unusual mower-sweeper platform: it can mow, create patterns and use a self-emptying sweeper kit for leaves and debris.
--Navimow i105 is designed for smaller lawns with guided wire-free setup and accessible pricing.
--Navimow i110 expands the i105 formula for medium lawns while keeping the same friendly app-led setup.
RockMow Z120 LiDAR combines LiDAR, 4WD, 24 cm cutting width and advanced app features for around 2,000 m2.
RockMow Z115 is a RockMow Z1 variant built for around 1,500 m2, with Sentisphere navigation and AI-powered mapping.
RockMow Z130 is a RockMow Z1 variant built for around 3,000 m2, with Sentisphere navigation and AI-powered mapping.
RockMow Z150 is a RockMow Z1 variant built for around 5,000 m2, with Sentisphere navigation and AI-powered mapping.
RockMow S108 is a RockMow S1 variant built for around 800 m2, with Sentisphere navigation and AI-powered mapping.
RockMow S115 is a RockMow S1 variant built for around 1,500 m2, with Sentisphere navigation and AI-powered mapping.
RockNeo Q105 is a RockNeo Q1 variant built for around 500 m2, with Sentisphere navigation and AI-powered mapping.
RockNeo Q110 is a RockNeo Q1 variant built for around 1,000 m2, with Sentisphere navigation and AI-powered mapping.
RockMow Z1 is Roborock's premium mower, focused on AWD traction, Sentisphere navigation and large lawns.
RockMow S1 targets the premium middle: intelligent navigation, stereo vision, zones, a 6 Ah battery and 22 cm cutting width.
RockNeo Q1 is Roborock's accessible mower for small to medium lawns, with Sentisphere navigation, stereo vision and multi-zone management.
--GOAT O1000 RTK is a compact wire-free mower with RTK, vision and a fast setup promise.
--Landroid Vision M600 uses camera-only wire-free navigation, a removable PowerShare battery and RFID multi-zone setup for straightforward lawns.
--Lymow One Plus is a tracked robotic mower designed for large properties, dense grass and rougher terrain.
--Yarbo Lawn Mower is a large tracked robotic mower for properties up to 25,000 m2, with dual 150 W mowing motors, Yarbo's modular platform, 150 zones and a removable Y Series battery.
--Yarbo Lawn Mower Pro keeps the tracked Yarbo platform but adds dual 300 W cutting motors, 2,500 W peak power, SK85 straight blades and 150-zone management.
--Automower 405VE NERA is Husqvarna's compact Vision model for small wire-free lawns with EdgeCut.
--Automower 410VE NERA brings the Vision plus EPOS approach to medium lawns up to 1,500 m2.
--Automower 430V NERA targets large wire-free lawns with EPOS, AI camera support, mowing patterns and 4,800 m2 systematic capacity.
--Automower 450V NERA is Husqvarna's large residential Vision model, with EPOS and up to 7,500 m2 systematic capacity.
--Automower 435X AWD NERA combines Husqvarna's articulated AWD platform with EPOS virtual boundaries.
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