Name: Anthbot M5
Brand: Anthbot

For small, flat, open lawns where a low price matters most. Bumpy or shaded yards will get better results from a LiDAR model.

Price checked October 21, 2026. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.

Pros

Cons

Rated for only about an eighth of an acre
Narrow 20 cm cut
Testers of the M9 twin found it struggles on rough or bumpy ground and leaves a wide uncut edge strip
Long-term NetRTK/4G service has to be paid for

How it scores

The rating comes from 6 measured or published factors, each scored 0-100 against fixed reference points for its size. How we rank explains each one.

Specifications

Coverage
Lawn size (rated)	0.12 acres (5,400 sq ft)
Max slope	45% (24°)
Battery	2.5 Ah
Navigation
Navigation	RTK + vision
Boundary wire needed	No
Obstacle avoidance	Dual 150° HDR AI cameras
Multiple zones	Yes
No-go zones	Yes
Cutting
Cutting width	7.9 in (200 mm)
Cutting height	1.2–2.7 in (30–70 mm)
Height adjustment	In the app
Blades	5 free-rotating blades on a 20 cm disc
Edge mowing	On-edge mowing mode
Smart features
Connectivity	4G
Rain sensor	Yes
Anti-theft	GPS tracking with alerts when the mower leaves its zone
Build
Noise (rated)	58 dB(A)
Water resistance	IPX6
Warranty	3 years

For quarter-acre yards with heavy tree cover or tight spaces, where adding LiDAR to RTK is worth the premium over the M9.

$1,399

For steep or uneven lawns up to a quarter acre where you want mapped, wire-free mowing without mounting an RTK antenna.

$1,999.99

For a small but sloped or bumpy yard up to about 0.25 acre. The all-wheel drive and built-in 4G set it apart from other budget wire-free mowers.

$1,299