The Luba Mini AWD 800 mammotion lawn mower test joined our comparison
With the Luba Mini AWD 800, Mammotion offers a particularly successful mowing robot, thought of complex gardens, without aiming for very large areas. It retains the compact format of the Yuka Mini models, while inheriting the full motorization and the advanced navigation of the Luba range.
Easy to install thanks to the absence of perimeter wire and the NetTK+positioning, this model is focusing on precision, agility and reliability. His obstacle management is one of the most reassuring on the market, and his mowing performances place him among the references in his category. If its price remains high for a robot announced for 800 m², it is justified by a high level of finish, a complete application and real autonomy in difficult areas.
It is an excellent choice, enduring and capable of evolving on demanding land, without installation constraints.
Alternatively
The Ecovacs Goat G1-800 offers a high-end experience. It retains most of the features of Goat G1-2000such as intelligent navigation by beacons, camera assisted by camera and advanced cartography, while slightly simplifying the equipment to contain its price. Admittedly, its battery is smaller, its rear wheels less suitable for demanding land, and we note the absence of 4G as standard compared to its big brother. In addition, the impossibility of adjusting the cutting height at a distance and a sometimes complex app for apprehending is lacking in the face of other competing models. However, for a medium-sized garden, the G1-800 offers excellent value for money.
