Find the right robotic lawn mower for your garden.
Not the one with the biggest advertising budget — the one whose published specifications actually match your lawn size, your slopes and the shape of your garden.
Every product specification we publish is linked to its source and verification date.
How big is your lawn?
The single most important number when choosing a robot mower.
Mowers in the database
Specifications taken from official documentation, with the source and verification date on every page.
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Find by garden type
Slopes, trees and awkward shapes rule out more mowers than lawn size does.
Find by technology
How a mower knows where it is decides how well it copes with your garden.
Head-to-head comparisons
Two mowers, one table, every published difference.
Comparison
Navimow i215 LiDAR vs i220 LiDAR
Working area, slope rating, navigation and cutting compared side by side.
ComparisonSegway Navimow i220 LiDAR vs Segway Navimow i220 LiDAR Pro
Working area, slope rating, navigation and cutting compared side by side.
ComparisonSegway Navimow i208 LiDAR vs Segway Navimow i215 LiDAR
Working area, slope rating, navigation and cutting compared side by side.
ComparisonSegway Navimow i208 LiDAR vs Segway Navimow i220 LiDAR
Working area, slope rating, navigation and cutting compared side by side.
Understand before you spend
A robot mower is a four-figure decision. These explain what actually matters.
Guide
Robotic Lawn Mower Buying Guide
What actually matters when choosing a robot mower, in the order it matters: area, slope, garden shape, navigation and…
GuideRTK vs LiDAR Robot Lawn Mowers
Two very different ways of knowing where the mower is. One reads the sky, the other reads the garden — and that…
TechnologyHow Robot Mower Navigation Works
Every robot mower has to answer two questions: where am I, and where must I not go? The different ways of answering…
GuideBoundary Wire vs Wire-Free Robot Mowers
The oldest robot mower technology is still the most reliable in some gardens. When a buried cable beats an app, and…
Brands we cover
Manufacturers with at least one fully documented model in the database.
How this site works
Garden Robot Atlas is a database first and an opinion second. The opinions are only as good as the data, so the data comes first.
We do not sell mowers and we are not owned by a manufacturer. When you buy through a link on this site we may earn a commission, which is what pays for the research. It never changes what the specifications say.
Specifications come from the manufacturer
Every published product specification is linked to its source and verification date. The source is linked on the mower’s page, with the date it was last checked.
Unknown stays unknown
When a manufacturer does not publish a figure, the page says “not published”. It is never filled in with an estimate, and the Mower Finder will not count it in a model’s favour.
We do not pretend to have tested everything
Where a mower has not been physically tested, the page says so plainly rather than inventing a hands-on experience.
Recently verified
Models whose specifications were re-checked against their sources most recently.