Mammotion Luba 2 AWD 5000 (5000)
verified Sensor fusion (wire-free)
- Working area: up to 5000 m²
- Max slope: 80%
- Noise: not specified
Robot lawn mowers
Europe's fastest-growing mower category — and the heart of this site. Every model here carries metric specs sourced from manufacturers or named test bodies; blanks mean "not specified", never a guess.
Worx Landroid Vision L1600 (WR216E)
verified AI vision (wire-free)
- Working area: up to 1600 m²
- Max slope: 30%
- Noise: not specified
Stihl iMOW 5 EVO
verified Boundary wire
- Working area: up to 1500 m²
- Max slope: 45%
- Noise: 61 dB(A)
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Bosch Indego S+ 500
Boundary wire
- Working area: up to 500 m²
- Max slope: 27%
- Noise: 59 dB(A)
Segway Navimow i105E
verified Sensor fusion (wire-free)
- Working area: up to 500 m²
- Max slope: 30%
- Noise: 58 dB(A)
Husqvarna Aspire R4
verified Boundary wire
- Working area: up to 400 m²
- Max slope: 25%
- Noise: 59 dB(A)
Gardena Sileno city (250 m²)
verified Boundary wire
- Working area: up to 250 m²
- Max slope: 35%
- Noise: 57 dB(A)
Common questions
Do I still need a boundary wire for a robot mower?
No longer. Wire-free robots navigate by RTK-GPS, onboard AI cameras, or a fusion of both — no perimeter wire to bury. Wired models remain the cheapest and most weather- and canopy-proof option, so the right answer depends on your garden. Our navigation chooser walks you through it.
What size robot mower do I need?
Match the model's rated working area to your lawn, with some headroom. A robot rated far beyond your garden usually just costs more, while one rated below it will struggle. Our coverage estimator checks a specific model against your lawn size.
Can robot mowers handle slopes?
Up to each model's rated maximum. Many wired models manage 25–45% gradients, and all-wheel-drive models can tackle far steeper ground. We record the sourced slope rating on every robot so you can filter by it.