Best Robot Mowers for Large Lawns Ranked

For big, hilly properties approaching two acres, where the faster charger lets the tracked One Plus cover more ground each day. Smaller yards don’t need its bulk.

For hilly lawns up to 1.25 acres where a discounted RTK all-wheel-drive mower beats paying more for the LiDAR-equipped LUBA 3.

For large, steep or rough properties of about an acre that wheeled robot mowers can’t handle. The tracked drive and wide deck come with a lot of weight and price.

For steep or uneven lawns up to 1.5 acres where you want mapped, wire-free mowing without mounting an RTK antenna.

For estates of about an acre with slopes and trees, where its larger battery and LiDAR navigation earn the price. It’s overkill for anything under half an acre.

For lawns up to about 2.5 acres that want reliable wire-free mowing with good obstacle avoidance. Skip it for very steep yards, which need an AWD mower.

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

For lawns up to about 1.5 acres that want reliable wire-free mowing with good obstacle avoidance. Skip it for very steep yards, which need an AWD mower.

For owners of a lawn up to 2 acres who want Husqvarna’s dealer support and a 4-year warranty on a wire-free mower. Camera-based rivals cost less.

For lawns up to about 1 acre that want reliable wire-free mowing with good obstacle avoidance. Skip it for very steep yards, which need an AWD mower.

For flat to gently sloped lawns up to an acre where you want mapped, wire-free mowing without mounting an RTK antenna.

For steep, hilly lawns around an acre where a two-wheel-drive mower would slip. Budget-conscious buyers with flat yards should look elsewhere.

For owners of a lawn up to 1 acre who want Husqvarna’s dealer support and a 4-year warranty on a wire-free mower. Camera-based rivals cost less.