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9 exact products across Robot lawn mowers, Robotic pool cleaners.
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Mammotion · Released 2026
A very capable mower for large, awkward and uneven gardens. The hardware earns praise; the bigger risk is software changes and support quality.
Mammotion · Released 2026
Mixed hands-on results on cleaning; too new to judge reliability.
Mammotion · Released 2026
A capable small mower with excellent obstacle detection once it is set up properly. The main risk is software behaviour changing after updates.
Mammotion · Released 2026
A strong choice for small but difficult lawns with slopes, trees or rough ground. Owners like the AWD hardware; cloud dependence and software tuning are the main reservations.
Mammotion · Released 2026
Potentially one of the most interesting pool robots of 2026, but it is still too early to treat it like a proven consumer product. Early-access testing is promising; crowdfunding delays and concern about European support are the reasons to wait for normal retail availability and real owner history.
Mammotion · Released 2024
Mammotion's former flagship, a big all-wheel-drive mower for large, rough or sloping lawns. It lays dead-straight stripes and grips well. But setup had hiccups, and it needs open sky for its satellite aerial.
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Mammotion's compact all-wheel-drive mower, now replaced by the LUBA mini 2. It grips well on sloping, lumpy lawns and spots obstacles early. Its narrow cut takes more passes, and it needs a satellite aerial with clear sky.
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Mammotion's small two-wheel-drive mower, now replaced by a newer version. It suits small, fairly level lawns, with a neat, straight-line cut and good obstacle spotting. It slips and scuffs the grass on soft or wet ground, though.
Mammotion · Released 2024
Mammotion's two-wheel-drive, wire-free mower for mid-sized to large lawns, with an optional sweeper for clippings and leaves. It suits fairly even lawns and leaves an immaculate cut. But early software was buggy, and bumpy ground can stop it.
