Flymo prefers for you to use their blades. It is also necessary to use official parts if you want to keep the warranty valid, but there are third-party vendors offering blades too. Our Best Robotic Lawn Mowers review also recommends the WORX WR130E S300 Landroid Robotic Mower (up to 300m 2) .

If you’re new to the idea of using a robot mower then I understand that you’ll likely have a lot of questions. This guide is designed to introduce you to the robotic lawn mower and give you some tips on finding the right product for you. What Is A Robotic Lawn Mower And How Does It Work? If you are looking for a robot lawn mower that is incredibly easy to set up then you might want to consider LawnMaster or Flymo GO range. Both are amazingly simple to get started and have even simpler controls that even those who aren’t the most tech savvy can understand. The LawnSense function is one of my favourites, simply because it’s so clever. It enables the mower to recognise lawn growth. If your grass has been cut to perfection (which is a given when using the Flymo!), then the machine won’t take itself out for unnecessary drives around your lawn – it will leave things be until your grass actually needs to be re-cut. FrostSenseThe EasiLife 500 robotic lawn mower will cut 500 square metres of grass with complete autonomy. A trilogy of small blades cut through grass with great precision, and the various on-board sensors keep the machine safe.

A long reel of cable is supplied with the machine, along with plastic pegs to hold the cable at ground level. Keeping the cable at ground level is extremely important, which means that the pegs will need to be quite close together if your ground is uneven. If the cable is even slightly raised, the lawn mower will simply cut right through it. I found this out right at the beginning but was able to use a connector to rejoin the cut cable. I added more pegs in and didn’t have this problem again.It’s also a good idea to look for a robot mower whose battery can be replaced. This allows you to swap batteries as their performance drops over the years, which is inevitable. Generally speaking, a lithium-ion battery will last less time than the mower itself so having the option to put a new battery in means you’ll get the most out of your machine. Incline Cold air, and in particular frost, can take a large toll on plants. And cutting grass in freezing conditions can have a lasting negative effect on the performance of your lawn. FrostSense adjusts the scheduling of the mower and pauses mowing if the temperature goes below 5o C. Spot Cut EasiLife uses a boundary wire to indicate the areas to cut. The boundary wire should be installed around the edge of your lawn, and around any large objects like trees or hedges. As with all robotic mowers you will never have to spend time mowing the lawn but will enjoy an amazing looking lawn at all times. The Bosch 06008B0100 Robotic Lawnmower Indego S+ 350 is definitely at the leading edge of robot lawn mowers Not only does it communicate with your smart device, (including with voice control) but it has features as standard that other mowers don’t even have as options yet.

The EasiLife 200 uses a guidewire, which needs nailing into the grass, to function as a boundary that the machine cannot cross. Once the machine is on, and sets-off, it uses random path programming to reach the various areas of your lawn. FrostSense is another automated feature that detects and pauses the mowing schedule when the temperature is too cold. This activates when the ambient temperature goes below 5o C, and mowing would damage the grass. Spot Cut The Hyundai (HYRM1000) Lawnmower is a sleek-looking robot lawnmower that handles small to medium-sized lawns of up to 625m 2. All the controls, except for the huge red emergency STOP button, are hidden under flaps on the top of the mower’s bright blue body. The 22.2V Lithium-ion battery that drives this mower comes with it. The brushless motor needs little maintenance and uses the battery power efficiently. This is the entry-level model of the Flymo’s EasiLife line. The battery is the latest Lithium-Ion technology, and although it is only 2.0 Ah power the 60 minutes run time is enough time for a small lawn. And it will return to base to recharge, then go out again if that is what you have put on the schedule.There are loads of things to consider so the whole process might feel a little overwhelming. That’s why I thought it would be good to give you some help. Flymo EasiLife robotic mowers use the same 18V 2.0 Ah battery across their range. These are lithium-ion batteries, which last around an hour of run-time and take about the same amount of time to recharge. But that’s where a robot lawn mower really comes in handy. These modern machines provide you with a way to stay on top of lawn maintenance without actually having to lift a finger; aside from the set up, that is.