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"I love mowing my lawn, I would do it every day if I could" Boy do I have a proposition for you

But can it spill gas all over the driveway and lawn?

"Why would anyone do drugs when you can just mow a lawn" -Hank Hill

Want to see 10 or more of these going at it, high speed.

why am i watching this? i don't even have a lawn

Would love to see a review of these things on a lawn that is not a golf course. Mine has roots, some random sticks from trees, acorns, ruts and other normal stuff. Never seen a review of these things on real yards, just already perfect condition lawns.

Thanks for taking the time to make a video about your Robotic lawn mower exploits. I purchased a Husqvarna 450 3 years ago. It cuts 1.5 acres. I have minimal trimming to do. I made sure that the mower went far enough past the wire to accomplish this when it was installed. Has given me more time to do other things and not worry about the lawn. I have St. Augustine grass.

My grandparents have had a robot lawn mower for 8 years and they love it

Mowing the lawn is always the perfect start to the weekend, I’ll just stick to drinking beer and mowing the lawn. The only issue is the longer you’re out there the more crooked the lines are

I did the layout and installation by studying the on line videos Husqvarna had on the web kzfaq.infoUgkx2KDztGvdU79XTmlqIMSUyPq8CjprGJOR also recommended it When I started the unit it stated it would take a few days to learn all the spots in the yard. So I thought it was just finding the areas till I noticed it was cutting. It is so quite you don't know it is cutting.

I bought this unit last season. Best thing I ever did. I use to mow twice a week during summer, 2hrs at a time. Now I have more time to spend with the family and lawn always look great.

If this thing is anything like my Roomba it'll promptly cut up the garden bed and dive into the pool.

Thanks for this in-depth profile of robotic lawnmowers. I’m a gardener and I love gardening my edibles landscapes, and I would spend all day doing that and hand weeding, but mowing the small patches of grass areas here in the south Florida heat I hated. I had the Landroid on order when I discovered iRobot Terra, it was still set to be released so I canceled my Landroid and was waiting but within a few days iRobot made announcement to cancel the Terra due to Covid lockdowns. Man was I bummed. The Tara has some really compelling features, the remote control and the wireless boundaries were the two features I most looking forward to using… One with hand remote control lawnmower, as I said I’m a gardener and some parts of my yard have some tricky spots that may need maneuvering with the remote or training the robot to get into those areas that the wireless boundary markers cannot detect. Anyway, I seriously hope iRobot get their act together and is able to release the terra lawnmower, if not… sell the idea to a different company that can.

I have had the same worx since 2016 and I love it . I had to replace one battery because i didn't have a surge protector plugged in and had a lighting strike but the costumer service is the best I'd have ever had ...Ever ! I have a very big back yard and it keeps it up all i do is clean it and change blades. If i was to upgrade I would get a worxs the way they treated me when I had to call them was unmatched. Good service and good produce.

I'm using a worx mower for more than 4 years now and its just working perfectly. Never had any issues and it mowes my lawn perfectly. One of the best purchases i've ever made.

Didn't even know these things existed until recently. Thank you for being so open and embracing it and showing the world some of the perks and cons behind it.

I can't tell where it mowed and where it didn't..

Use a conventional mower for 5-10 years? Buddy, mines been running since 1993 and still has the same oil in it. I figured the day I change it is the day it will blow up. I think of it as my lucky oil (sludge).

in sweden weve had these for almost 6 or so years and so so many families own one and the cool thing is that husqvarna makes them and they are crazy smart and useful.

Bro I’m here cause I gotta write an article for my job on these lawn mowers. Thank you 🙏🏽

This is great for the elderly and disabled but I think that the technology it's on early stages. I can see that even for someone that enjoys mowing this could be of aid when does times when you get caught up with other things the lawn will still be done.

As a customer, i can tell that this video is 100% legit ! You've summarized perfectly pros and cons, that's a good video sir ! If someone saw this video and is still not convinced, i'm gonna tell about my experience with my Landroid. I've purchased one last year and it works pretty damn well. I was not convinced at first glance, like he said in his video. "C'mon how those little blades cutting just a few millimeters would actively mow my yard ?" "How does a randomised pathfinding would work ? i'll have have some parts of my yard mowed and others not !" And well i was both right and wrong. I've got an 1800 yd² terrain and sometimes, as i expected, not every parts are mowed properly. However, the solution is very simple, since the only thing to do is to make it works longer ! 4 hours a day, 6 day a week and my lawn is mowed everywhere without any disproportion. But yeah, only real problem is price, as you said, a bit too much expensive, i can't argue with that. So if anyone can afford it, don't worry, it works fine, as long as you've followed installation instructions and upkeeping advices.

Looking into getting one of these because the Florida summer heat is what gets me! Mowing the lawn back in New Jersey was fine but mowing the lawn in Florida is a whole different Beast!

I have a Husqvarna model about to install for my backyard they're widely used in Europe and should be fine. Good review thanks I have confidence in the unit but I'll still have to edge/ trim.

Great video and I appreciate all the work in making it, thank you. And.... beautiful lawn too! 👍

Back in 2007, I installed a Lawnbott brand which is the American-branded version of the Italian Ambrogio company. I chose this because it claimed to do slopes well. Back then, there were not many models on the market. Lawnbott fit the bill. In my case, I needed a solution to my elderly mother's lawn. She lived way out in the countryside and there was no one around to even hire to mow the lawn. I had zero experience with these units but I did my homework and took the chance. It works great, to this day. It's been serviced over the years with improved motors and an additional battery. We have two zones and have it on full-automatic with only some time restrictions. We don't mow before 10:00 a.m. because we live in an area where there is a lot of dew on the grass in the morning and mowing wet grass is never good. Otherwise, it runs all the time, even at night with its blinking light. Installation was a chore because we had two zones and more than an acre of lawn to deal with. While I was aware of a "trenching" device, I had no idea it existed on a small scale. In retrospect, I should have thought about the installation of invisible dog fences but it didn't occur to me. Thus, it took all weekend and 3 people to lay the wire by hand. But, once done, it was over. The mower, as you said, does a great job. Even with falling leaves, the mower mulched those. The lawn looks like a putting green and we use it more these days because there's no grass to track into the house. I am very impressed. Now, true enough - not cheap. I believe my unit, back in 2007 was close to $2,700.00. But, maintenance has been minimal and there no gas or oil to buy. Electricity supposedly in $10 for the season. I have no complaints. I did have to chuckle. Mom made the local newspaper with photographs of her sitting in a lawn chair while the mower did its thing. Mom's older male friends would come over, see this, shake their heads, and remember how many years they pushed a mower around! It was such a novelty at the time that locals would stop and watch it mow. I printed up a fact-sheet to hand out to those interested, as I was asked the same questions all the time. I know the new stuff has many improvements. When ours finally wears out, I will certainly buy another one. Thanks for the video! An excellent explanation. BTW, in all these years, I've never seen another robotic mower in action! I think they are pretty rare, at least in my area.

since april i own a landroid with acs .... wonderful... i can't mow by myself, problems with spine and lungcancer... i love it to watch him mowing...

My family bought the first husq robomower and since 2011 it's been going strong for our steep lawn... Just had to change the unit 3 times lol but we havent used the lawnmower in years

Love the idea not the price. Once they become more main stream definitely something I would get. It is so useful for the disabled like myself and people caring for the disabled like my terminal ill child. Just to high of price point right now. Cannot wait for them to become more affordable. Thank you for the video great info sounds like over all people/theft are the biggest issues.

i could never use one of these, mowing is just too fun but i do think its a step in the right direction for the tech (uses a battery that is similar to the rest of their line-up, uses an invisible fence, has GPS tracking, focus on safety and cheap to maintain) id be curious to to see it tackle a less than ideal yard (tree roots, uneven spots, soggy patches etc)

I'd never spend the money on one, but this was a good overview and fun to watch.

I own a husqvarna automower 450x and it's very similar to this. Love my automower it does a fantastic job!

I have a Landoid m500, love it. Looks like robot lawn mowers have not caught on yet in the US. They are really common here and they do really work well. Gardena seems to be the preferred brand.

In Sweden robotic lawn mowers are very common. Almost all houses in my neighborhood have robot lawnmowers. And what Id say is that their is barely any theft going on with robotic lawnmowers. The cleanup part works by letting the mower mow every day it actually mulches the leaves really nice. In Sweden we primarly use Husqvarnas Automowers

This is so neat, just saw this exact model the other day and filmed it like a star-strucked fan haha.

Thank you for this informational video! I just saw one of these robot mowers on a lawn in my neighborhood yesterday. I did not even know these things existed! I hate mowing the lawn and I will research these things to see if it is viable.

I’ve been using a Husqvarna 450XH the last two years and I love it. I sold my large 54” zero turn and bought my robot, installed it and had money left over! My yard is always cut and clean now. I still do my edging and trimming but it doesn’t take near as much time as it used to. Husqvarna has been making lawnbots for 25 years and they just keep getting better 👍

I just got a robot lawn mower. This is a very helpful video.Thank you!

you are a star I have watched so many of your reviews, no one beats you!!!!!!

That mower is actually really cool!

3 months since I got my Workx and I just love it.

Great video as always!

Must get one for my Dad - his cat will love it!

"I love mowing the lawn, I would do it every single day if I could" Sir, you are a different breed.

You, dont acually have to dig the wire down by your selves, over time in like 2 months. The wire will automaicly grow down under the lawn. Tried to pull up the wire now after 2 years of the Worx other mower, and the wire just keeps snapping because its so far down

I'm way to OCD to get one of these. It mowing basically in random paths on my yard would make me crazy.

I love my landriod! You still have to do maintainance (weed eating, picking up leaves etc..). The only problem I had with mine is it would lose connection to the app quite often, so I got a wifi extender and put it close to the wall near where the droid charges.

I swear, the hospital that I go to now and then for my checkups actually use these. I see them getting to the chopper every time I go there!

I went all the way from looking up Chinese seeds arriving in the mail, to robot mowers this morning. KZfaq is weird.

Great video, thanks for posting. When robotic vacuums first came out (Roomba by iRobot), they randomly bounced around too (mindless wall bangers), then somebody noticed that was very inefficient, took way longer to vacuum the house due to repeatedly going back over areas that had already been cleaned, meaning batteries had to have many more charge cycles, and unnecessary excessive wear. Then Neato came out with their version that actually navigated intelligently around so it would get done faster, do a better job cleaning, with many less charge cycles and less wear and tear. Anyhow, once Neato showed everybody how it was done, navigating robot vacuums then became the defacto standard method of cleaning. (please pardon me if I got the history wrong, never researched it, I'm just citing this from my own personal experience using robotic vacuums.) I kind of see the robotic lawnmower as being along that same path of evolution. I feel you were spot on when you questioned in your video the longevity of the current generation of robotic lawnmowers because of all the mindless duplication of work going back over areas that have already been cut. It is that very issue that has kept me from making the investment into the robotic lawnmower technology. Regarding the claim that robotic lawnmowers that can navigate will make wear path's and trails in the yard and that is why the manufacturers opted for random operation, I say BS. It is not that hard to add a level of randomness to navigation code that insures the robot's shift over a little bit this way and that in the paths enough to prevent those hard tracks from occurring. I feel the real reason the random element is used is to accelerate the wear cycle so they wear out faster and boost repeat sales. Since I don't share your enjoyment of cutting the yard (much dislike but I'm also a cheapskate so I still cut it), this has motivated me to clean out my workshop out back I have been using for junk storage and get back to tinkering with and developing robotic lawnmowers, it is something of a quest I think will be fun, and since my wife will know where I am I'll stay out of trouble too. :) Cheers!

Ok, now I'm sold. Always wondered how these worked.

3:38 I love how it has actual metal blades unlike other brands that I looked at a while back that use a string trimmer head.

I own this model and have had it for 1 month now. It works great just like it is suppose to. People get over the stripes you keep complaining about not having anymore. Your stripes are gone days after you mow. YOU DON’T HAVE TO MOW ANYMORE. The grass is cut daily and looks like carpet. So far I am pleased with it. I still have a push mower so I can bag leaves in the fall and spring.

If you’re old and in the way and getting Gray, then by all means get one of these! Just sit down and watch it work and have a cup of tea!

We’ve had a Gardena robomower for just over 6 years. It’s great! Just have to weedwhacker the edges every now and then. Maybe replace the blades twice or trice a year. But other than that, haven’t needed any maintenance at all, haven’t even cleaned it. Our neighbor has one too, they had to replace the battery after 5 years, easy repair, you order the battery, it arrives, you undo a few screws, swap the battery, screw it back together, and it works just like new. Well worth the price, durable and all replacement parts are easily available and rather cheap.

The blade system is a really simplified version of a commercial discbine. They have 2 basically much larger of those little blades and one or two bolts holding them in.

Dads be buying these and watching them mow the lawn and holding beer in their hand like 🍺😎

Alexa, mowing my lawn in the next 20 min!!!

I like the little mower, it’s nice to see em goin up and down your law . :)

The fact I was looking at these on Amazon and boom KZfaq suggestion.

I could never have one of those. I love to mow the lawn.

You make really good reviews and discuss questions which really matter. I ordered my Worx WR155E today, mostly because of this video. Here in Ireland when the weather is good and the lawn is dry you have to make a choice: go somewhere in the nice weather, or mow your lawn. If you choose the 1st option, then next time you must choose the 2nd and it's possible that the lawn will be too big at that time. I think this problem will be solved with this mower.

I have an Ambrogio 4.0 elite. 6 year warranty. Needs a winter service. Grass looks perfect every day. Now I can spend my free time on other areas of the garden. Yes it was expensive but the alternative was a ride on with much higher running costs so when you factor that in I’m saving time , saving money and my lawn it cut all the time whether is sunny or raining outside.

Well laid out video. Definitely can buy you time and I think that is awesome in its self.

4:33 correction: this attachment now makes your Landroid 200% cuter.

When we visit Austria 2018, many of robot mowers are just roaming in the Austrian yards like it was even noiseless, clean yards. I was so amazed. These should be cheaper by now.

Nice review 👍🏼 And I loved your garden.

I get sick and tired if cutting grass.. But i love the fresh cut look... After working in a refinery and long hours for a7 day shift,This could really come in handy on my of days... God knows i dred doing anything like this on a off day...i would invest in one of these for sure!!! We're living in the Jetson age for sure now

This video gave me an idea, robotic children for cleanup/raking.

Mowing the lawn is the bane of my existence. *Quickly adds robot mower to his Father's Day gift idea list..

I have a small 127m2 lawn - mostly weeds - in a garden that I am away from most of the time as my house is in France and I currently have to spend most of my time in England. 4 months ago I installed one of these to try to keep the weeds under control while I am away and I have to say that so far I am very impressed! I am aware that the manufacturers don't encourage using the landroid while unattended but life's not that simple as we all know and I think they would do well to maybe try to cater to remote users by adding a user override on the app to take control after it has gone into outside of wire lockdown, even after it has shut down, and directional controls to the app to try to get it back within the wire should it stray - assuming the user has visual CCTV contact as I do! My lawn is small but pretty uneven with a pronounced slope off around 2 sides and a fallen tree in one corner which is the main obstacle. I ran the guide wire on an isolated loop around this tree from the get go as I figured this would be prudent to keep the droid from getting stuck in the deep holes around the base and v-branch cul-de-sac at the other end. However, this has thrown up the only snag to my cunning plan in that if the droid goes into return to home mode automatically and hits the isolated circuit around the tree first it will just keep going around the tree in edge mode until it gets stuck. I don't know for sure if it will work out that it's on a separate loop and go looking for the outer wire circuit because it gets stuck in one of those holes I mentioned first. But that is the ONLY time it has got stuck so far and I now have 147 hours on the clock. I already had a CCTV system on my garden but I upgraded the existing static mute camera to PTZ with sound and added a second for full coverage. So now I can see and hear when the weather is good to set the droid off manually and keep an eye on it. I am now confident that there is no need to watch it while it's mowing but after 3 hours on a 4000mah battery it's time to call it home so I watch for when it's approaching the outer ring and hit the home button on the app. On the 4000mah battery sometimes it can go up to 4 hours and other times it will barely make 3 so it appears to vary the charge amount on a cycle which is why I need to keep an eye on it after 2 hours to make sure. Next spring I will re install the guide wire taking in more of the lawn now that I know what it can cope with and miss out the fallen tree. For that I guess I will need to get the OFF LIMITS kit. It does have the anti collision eyes so I might try that first to see how it goes. Hopefully then I will be able to leave it to run itself fully autonamously confident that it won't get stuck anywhere. Once on CCTV I watched it get caught up in overhanging brambles that had grown out since I last left the place. It was tugging back and forth and I thought for sure it would give up, but it just kept pulling, reversing, pulling one way, reversing pulling another over and over until eventually it was free. I have seen it get stuck in a couple of places on the lawn and work itself free, it's very tenacious! It also seems to learn as it hasn't got stuck in those places lately. So a lesson there is to make sure that anything likely to grow and overhang while you are away should be mercilessly cut back. Also, when it's really dry and the droid is in edge mode it will slide sideways on the one edge of the lawn a noticeable distance but it keeps going until it reacquires the wire and gets back on track. My garden is next to a road but has a high wall so not easily accessible for anybody with ill intent. In anycase the droid has built in security including a PIN - make sure to change it from default!! - to turn it on and an alarm which sounds and sends an app notification if picked up. This would make it not a lot of use as it stands to a would be theif but someone might decide to help themselves to the battery. One really good thing about the landroid from a security point of view is that it is so quiet it doesn't announce itself to the neighbourhood from an enclosed garden even when running. I hope to make a video about it on my channel probably early next year but in the meantime I can thoroughly recommend!

surprisingly, there are a lot of people love to mow the grass. i wish i live next to that person but for now i'm getting the mow-bot.

When a 20” push mower isn’t small enough

As the owner of a landscaping company, I find this really interesting but I also do not want it to exist anywhere near me. I own the same type of lawn mower as you though, walker is a good brand!

These are cool and are useful for someone who is very busy. I don't hate mowing enough and am not busy enough to care to get this. Same goes for the Roomba vacuum. I like it is not gas powered, but I'd just get an electric push mower, which is about the same price as gas powered. They are actually very simple to use, quieter than gas powered mowers, and obviously no dealing with gas smell or mess.

funny to see what this can really do. I see dozens of them at work(we deal with airmiles points, so you can buy them with airmiles points) I had always wondered if this thing was even any good when I saw the first shipment come in.

Thieves would plan to steal this from my yard with more details than an Oceans 11 movie.

Great balanced review. I think another advantage is they are really quiet and you can schedule them to mow at night so it doesn’t get in the way of kids playing etc during the day? Apparently they work in the rain too?

Glad I found this review. I think I'll just get a riding lann mower and do it myself.

Great job! Very informative!!

I need one of these. I’ve been reel mowing 3 times a week and my wife hates how much time I’ve been spending in the lawn lately. Don’t tell her this exists 😂

Interesting. I would’ve loved to see footage of it cutting through longer grass, so you can see the difference of grass length. The footage here doesn’t really show it cutting the grass as it all looks the same length.

Robot lawnmowers are very popular now in Germany. They seem to do a really great job from what I have seen but I have had no conversations with neighbours about them. They will run you about 1k for a half-decent one but I also love mowing the lawn. I find it relaxing.

Had My Work WR155 2000mtr for 2yrs and now 2 seasons. best thing i have ever brought. never touched my ride on lawnmower for 2yrs now :-)) even does upto the edges unlike most other robotic mowers. Brilliant bit of kit. i paid uk £1103.00 in 2020. Buy one, you will not regret it :-) install took me hour n half and was a piece of cake

As far as the lawn striping goes, I feel like there is a pretty simply software solution to this. Given that the mower has GPS and physical boundary detection via the cable, as well as the optional radar, it should be able to quite easily build a digital map of your yard. Not only would this allow for striping, but it could also be use to optimize the mower's path to reduce mowing time.

It's got shaving razors for blades does it trim beards cause the grass on those lawn are like 1/2 in high too much

Finally I seen these when I was in the 5th grade 20+ years ago

Brilliant video. Very well explained. Thank you.

if it mowed randomly I would assume it would miss spots and over weeks of the grass growing there would be noticeable spots it was missing. I also think you got the mower for free to make this video. and thats why you did more of a video about the mower instead of a review type video.

I can already see myself yelling at the thing shouting you missed a spot again.

Great review. Good and bad points explained pretty well.

love this video and great presentation

5 years, my tractor mower 8years old no oil changed still running strong.

Say goodbye to all the shit it can’t tell is NOT grass 😂😂😂

Thank you. Very well made video!

His lawn is huge and he even has a gated pool!

Nawww I'm good I love mowing my lawn n doing the manual work,I love the smell and I enjoy the outdoors..this would JUST make me LAZY... FACT'S and I don't want to hear it works for the busy person who doesn't have time..YES U DO IF YOU PRIORITIZE.....but I ALSO get it that some people JUST don't like doing the work......n that's okay.

Been saying it for years, one day it'll happen, well here it is....Think my job is safe for a while yet though lol.

I bought a Husqvarna AutoMower 220 AC new in 2009. It has been working cutting my lawn for 11 years. In this time I have changed the battery one (1) time! Other than that just basic regular cleaning.