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I’ve been reviewing robot lawnmowers for half a decade — here are five things you should know before buying one yourself

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 I’ve been reviewing robot lawnmowers for half a decade — here are five things you should know before buying one yourself
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Home Outdoors Lawn Care I’ve been reviewing robot lawnmowers for half a decade — here are five things you should know before buying one yourself Features By Mike Prospero Published 26 July 2026 Before you spend $1,000 or more, read this When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Despite it being half the size, it’s on a hill — about 20 degrees — and in order to get to it, I have to carry a lawnmower up several steps. So it’s been with great relish that I’ve been able to test robot lawnmowers for the past few years.

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Home Outdoors Lawn Care I’ve been reviewing robot lawnmowers for half a decade — here are five things you should know before buying one yourself Features By Mike Prospero Published 26 July 2026 Before you spend $1,000 or more, read this When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Tom's Guide) Copy link Facebook X Reddit Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter I don’t mind mowing my backyard; it’s small, level, and is more or less a rectangle.My front yard is another story. Despite it being half the size, it’s on a hill — about 20 degrees — and in order to get to it, I have to carry a lawnmower up several steps.

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