Robot Lawn Mowers

Roborock's $3,200 Rockmow Z120 mower handles 39-degree slopes but struggles at edges

Roborock's flagship robot mower, sold as the X120H Lidar in the US and Z120 Lidar in the UK, uses Lidar and AI vision instead of satellite navigation, paired with 4G connectivity and a three-year data plan. It offers four-wheel drive with independently pivoting front wheels, a 9.5-inch cutting deck, coverage up to 21,500 square feet, and the ability to mow slopes as steep as 39 degrees, running 110 minutes per charge.

wired.com · 2026-09-10

Mammotion debuts LUBA 4 AWD and Maston robot mowers for homes and pro turf care

Mammotion has introduced two new robotic mower lineups: the LUBA 4 AWD series for residential lawns and the Maston series aimed at professional users like golf courses. The three LUBA 4 AWD models handle lawns from roughly 0.75 to 3 acres and use a four-camera array, 360-degree LiDAR, and free lifetime NetRTK positioning alongside all-wheel drive capable of climbing steep 80% slopes. The Maston series adds fleet management tools for operators overseeing multiple machines across larger commercial properties.

androidauthority.com · 2026-09-03