CES 2025 – Eufy announces a future affordable and autonomous robotic mower

Eufy, a subsidiary of Anker, has built a solid reputation thanks to its affordable connected cameras, known for their excellent value for money. More recently, the brand has diversified its offering by investing in the robot vacuum cleaner market, with a constantly expanding range. Latest arrival in this collection: the Clean E20, an innovative three-in-one vacuum cleaner. However, the real surprise of CES 2025 lies in the presentation of a brand new product: a robotic lawn mower.

Although the model seen in Las Vegas is not yet finalized, Eufy has revealed some promising details. Equipped with several cameras and sensors placed at the front, the robot will be able to detect obstacles and lawn boundaries without requiring manual mapping. This fully automated approach avoids tedious start-up and manual definition of terrain boundaries, similar to the approach proposed by the Ecovacs Goat GX-600. Thus, the robot will not require beacons or antennas, offering autonomous and simplified navigation, without prior configuration.

In terms of performance, the robot is equipped with a single cutting disc equipped with several blades and a rain sensor positioned on the upper part. Furthermore, Eufy has confirmed its integration into connected home ecosystems, in particular with Alexa and Google Assistant.

Its aesthetic is quite different from most robots, with a fairly rectangular shape. The wide wheels seem suitable for use on different types of terrain, while a control panel on top provides direct access to some essential features. Additionally, the lack of a physical dial seems to indicate an electronically adjustable cutting height. Finally, note the presence of a handle integrated into the structure to facilitate transport of the device.

For the moment, Eufy has not yet communicated on the price, the launch date or a possible marketing in France, but this product is already arousing great anticipation, because it could offer an affordable alternative to classic robotic mowers.