Mammotion LUBA 2 AWD 5000HX Robot Lawn Mower with 4G, Reception 1.25 Acres, Max. 1.48 Acres, All-Wheel-Drive for 80% Slope, UltraSense AI Vision & RTK Automatic Edge Mapping, 2.2"-4.0" Cutting Height

Overall this mower definitely beat my expectations. Pre-purchase: Was looking at robotic mowers for a few years. The gaps were always the same - couldn’t handle shaded yards or you needed to lay a wire. I was not going to lay a wire for a 1.6 acre yard. No thanks. Saw that the Luba2 could handle the shade using AI vision. Excited for the solution, but VERY skeptical. Mower Arrival: My plan was to get this going as soon as I could, believing that it probably wouldn’t work in my yard. There was a 30 day return clock ticking, so needed to figure it out pretty quickly. Assembly: Came packaged very well and with simple instructions. Took me about a 1/2 hour to assemble. I didn’t have a lot of time that first day, so I just thought I’d get it set up outside and make it move. Anchored the GPS and docking station. Phone App: Teaching the mower where to go and not go was very easy. I didn’t have much time, but ended up getting it done in my short time frame. I do not know why the app gets such a low score in the ITunes Store. It’s not the best app in the world, but I found it fairly easy to use and not many glitches. Mowing: Split my lawn into 4 sections. It does a great job with the lawn! It is going around while I am working during the day. I only need to do any trimming and weed whacking. I make it go manually each time, because I worry about a UPS or Amazon truck coming in the driveway and hitting it. I have spent very little time mowing this year! Mowing Quality: It can take a very long time to mow compared to other methods. The width is small, so it takes a long time. It has to recharge in the middle of my largest section, so that can take most of the day. Just need to understand that and do not expect it to be quick. The mower makes very nice lines in the yard. They are very close together, so something to be aware of if you are used to wide lines. You can adjust the mowing height in the app and have it move diagonally or other options each time you mow. My neighbors have commented several times on how nice of a job it does. My wife is happy, because the yard “is always mowed”. I have it mow about 2 times per 10 days or so. Leaves: The mower does not handle leaves well, so be prepared for other ways to handle. I knew this going into the purchase, so I was not disappointed. I usually mulch my leaves, so I still mow manually when the leaves are coming down to get them chopped up. Maintenance: The blades are basically razor blades. They have lasted most of the mowing year with a need to change. Also looks like it just uses one side, so I should be able to flip the blades around and not have to replace them yet. Other than that, just need to keep it clean. Pretty easy to clean it. If you do not clean the charging connection, then at some point it will not charge. Long term: This is the first mowing year, so we will see how it acts next Spring after being in storage all winter. Will update this review as needed.

Pros: - no effort once set up - click and it goes! - precision - quiet Cons: - expensive - will require a 4g subscription after 1 year free ($50/ year… same as 1 mow by a company) - took a little bit of work to figure out the initial setup - doesn’t mulch up leaves I was in need of a new mower. I was paying $50/per week for a company to cut my grass. I don’t have time to cut my own grass, and I don’t have space to store a large mower. So I thought I would try the robot mower. I have a robot vacuum, and it’s terrible 🤣 so I was skeptical going in… I looked at Reddit, and Reddit said that this was the best one. They were right! This thing is so impressive!! The mower took a couple of days to arrive. The manual is long and complicated. I took my time to read it, but some things you don’t really understand until you are trying to get it going. I didn’t realize that the house mount was sold separately. I think that it is important because, from what I’ve read, if the RTK moves, the mower won’t be accurate. So I had to order that, and it delayed getting the mower going by a couple of days, but it is worth it to do it correctly. Mounting the rtk involved using power tools on an extension ladder. The cable was plenty long enough, but since everything needed to be plugged in indoors, we had to drill holes in the house and wire it into the garage. Once that was setup, I followed the prompts in the app to sync my iPad with the RTK, and the mower. Then, the app guided me through the process of setting everything up. I had to drive the mower like an rv car around the perimeter of my property, and the no-mow zones. The app is a little clunky, but gets the job done. We had some trouble initially with getting the blades to engage, but the chat bot helped to resolve that quickly! So, setup is a bit much. But once that’s done, it’s probably the best thing I’ve ever bought on Amazon! 1 click and my entire lawn is mowed! It follows my property boundary with precision each time! Never gets lost, perfect cut each time! Stripes at whatever angle you want! I got this at the end of the mow season. I suspect I will need to mow a couple of times each week when there is high growth just to stay ahead of it. I don’t want to rake grass clippings and it doesn’t bag it or anything. Also, it doesn’t seem like it mulches up leaves. 🍂 My property is 1/3 acres and I got the mid level mower. It takes the mower about 5 hours to finish a mow. If it gets dark before it’s done mowing, it just puts on its lights and keeps going! The mower is super quiet and won’t disturb your neighbors.

I have owned one other, what we will call Gen I automated robot lawnmower. The key to these lawn mowers is the initial setup. I feel like because my first unit was a wire guided unit I had an advantage setting up this unit. E.g. you know what these lawnmowers get hung up on. I’m giving this review as relative to the other high end unit I purchased 3 years ago. This unit has only gotten “stuck” once in my yard and it was due to a major storm washing out my side yard. I didn’t know it at the time so not the robots fault. The luba .9 acre unit is the one I went with even though I have a .4 lot. Around 15sq ft. I did this as i wanted to hedge against battery depletion over time- my thought was this would make the unit possibly last a little longer before servicing. Also there seems to be a 3 year window of technology improvements. My ROI return on my investment is about 2 years in my area (cost of paying someone). So the 3rd year is free. When you buy these units know they do not like heat. You most definitely don’t want to run these in blazing daytime heat (90+). I feel that in spring it is great to run these during the day but summer time to go early morning or later at night. When the luba 2 experiences errors the error messages a lot of times dont make sense. Looking at the logs (in the menus on app) is more clear. Long story short, by keeping this unit in the mowing perimeter it has not failed once! This machine is a beast. My last machine tore up my hill and it was useless. I had to break my ankles on the slope manually mowing. This new Luba 2 can do my slope no problem. I love the features and the app. The app needs work but it is useable and better than others. I will update my review if I have any issues going forward.

I do recommend this robot. I have a .67 acre lot, so the yard's pretty big. It's got four or five different zones that are pretty complex. This thing basically handles everything and makes it so I don't have to hire a lawn service. And it leaves really nice lines on my lawn every day. I should mention that I did have to buy an attachment that goes onto my roof because there's a lot of trees in my lawn and the house is in the way between the front and the back. And so there's this antenna that comes with it and technically you can mount it just in the yard, but it really needs to be mounted very high up on the roof in order to give the robot very precise positioning. So that was an extra $100 I had to pay for. And I also had to install it on the eve of the roof, which wasn't particularly easy. Another thing I should mention is these robot lawnmowers, at least all the ones I know of, use basically razor blades to cut the lawn. So they don't have big, strong blades like a manual lawnmower would have. I think because they can basically mow the lawn every day, and so they can just keep shaving a little bit off with these tiny razor blades. And they can also move very slow because it's not consuming human labor. Whereas a manual lawnmower needs a big blade in case you want to wait a month to mow your super high dense grass. And then you want to be able to walk pretty fast so you can get it done. Whereas these robotic lawn mowers can putter around every day shaving little bits off. So be prepared for that. I took off one star for two reasons: * The main reason is that the way they have it programmed now, when it turns, it does tear up the grass sometimes. They need to change the way that its programmed to turn so that it turns more smoothly when possible. Right now they use this method that does very right turns, but where some of the wheels turn in opposite directions, which causes the grass to get torn up. If a very tight turn is needed, that would be fine, but if it's not needed, they need to just change the algorithm so that it does a more gradual turn, because there's a few places where it has torn up some grass. * The other reason is that sometimes it gets stuck going up this ramp into my driveway and it's really only like a one to two inch bump. So a few tweaks to the AI algorithm would be nice. That all being said, I do recommend it. It was under $3,000 and my yard is pretty big. And I'm probably going to break even on it this year because I don't have to hire anybody. But it's even better than that because it mows the lawn literally every day, leaving nice clean lines in the lawn. So it's definitely a positive addition to my life. I should also emphasize again that my lawn is very complex with multiple zones that it has to travel between and the zones themselves are weird shapes with all kinds of obstacles and this thing is smart enough and sophisticated enough to handle all that.

I’ve had the LUBA 2 AWD 3000X for about a year now, and it’s easily one of the best investments I’ve made for my yard. I have about half an acre, and it takes roughly two charges to cover everything. My lawn has never looked better — smooth, even, and finally greener than my neighbor’s! The mower itself looks great too — the sleek, bright white design really stands out. I usually let it run at night, and it’s quiet enough that it doesn’t bother anyone. Watching it glide around while I relax inside or spend time with my family is honestly one of my favorite parts. It also handles the tough spots perfectly. I have a ditch that broke a previous mower, but the LUBA powers through without a problem thanks to its all-wheel-drive. The edge mapping is extremely accurate, and I rarely need to do any cleanup work. After a year of use, I’m still impressed every time it runs. The LUBA 2 AWD 3000X has made yard work effortless and actually enjoyable. Highly recommend!

Customer support is abysmal. I have 3 open tickets, they haven't combined them and on every ticket they read the same script. I have a tall house that separates the front and back yard and I will need to mount the RTK on the roof. But in the meantime the robot won't connect and Level 2 support has not reached out to help me. I have spend 4 hours trying to get it working. When I call for support, I get routed to a foreign call center where I can barely understand the folks and they seem to know less than I do having read the manual. Maybe this is a great product but at $2,800 you expect a certain level of support especially in the first 30 days. I most likely will return this because I am not getting the proper help. I bought it specifically because it said it could handle a back and front yard by mounting the RTK high on the roof. The RTK connects but the robot can't find the satellites.

I purchased this thing so I could spend less time outside working. My yard is full of hills so I ordered this from Amazon in case it didn’t work on my hills. I am happy to report it handles my hills with no issues! The cut is almost perfect but not always so when I am not happy I just send it out again and when it’s done my lawn looks like a fine carpet. Setup was easy but as I said in the opening of this I got this so I could spend less time outside working. And while I am not working as much I find myself spending more time outside watching this thing work in amazement. About the only thing I don’t like about it is it’s so cool I worry about someone stealing it as I live near a busy road. I have seen people see it and pull over and watch it go. I am also sure my neighbors hate me now as it was hot last weekend and they were all out there pushing their mowers as I sat out on my pourch with a cold drink in my hand watching it… and then work. Another neat part about this thing is unless you are 3 or 4 feet away from it you don’t hear it working. I couldn’t believe how quiet it is. Have I told you I love this thing? This is probably the best thing I have ever purchased from Amazon!

I'm glad I bought this so far. Being able to monitor it in home assistant is a great option as the Alexa integration is .. "meh" at best. I know there's tons of people complaining on Reddit about them but mine works well. It's not as good of a mowing job as my riding mower but it's a small blade so longer grass will get thru sometimes. I'm over 160 hours on it and the blades are still great. I do have one issue, any sort of a wire or vertical stick can get stuck behind the front tires and it gets trapped. So getting close to a telephone pole with a ground wire running an inch or two from the pole, or a metal post for a yard art spinner, can trap it. Keep clear of those. I still have my riding mower, but I think of I don't use it in the next 2 months I'll sell it off. Right now all I need to do is trimmer work every week and I'm good. Add a tracker to it, the built in theft thing is easy to get around from what I see.

This machine did a great job on my near acre property. Checker pattern looked better than I could have done it. I love this unit, no complaining that its tired or the weather is cold, it just does its thing. Take your time mapping and adding no zones, it will pay off!

Amazing mower! Highly recommend - So easy to setup !2 - 2 ended blades VS 3 single ended blades on most of the compition. Also mowes a wider path than most mowers at the same price point.

J'ai acheté mi-mars 2025 le robot Luba2 3000 de Mammotion pour tondre une surface d'environ 2000m2 avec une antenne RTK alimentée par un panneau solaire (compte tenu de la surface à couvrir). Pourquoi un Luba 2 ? Parce que j'ai une surface importante à tondre qui est un peu escarpée, complexe, pour laquelle un robot propulsé, avec des petites roues à l'avant ne me paraissait pas adapté. Et surtout, compte tenu de la surface et de la complexité, je ne me voyais pas utiliser un robot nécessitant un fil périmétrique. Les premières étapes consistent, après réception d'un très gros carton, ⦁ d'assembler le Robot : le bloc caméras (style Wall-e) et le capteur avant (la moustache) du robot. Le paquet contient tout l'outillage nécessaire. ⦁ de placer l'antenne et son panneau solaire : elle est fournie avec un mat qui peut se gripper dans la terre. ⦁ Installer l'application Mammotion ⦁ Connecter le robot et l'antenne RTK au réseau wifi et en Bluetooth avec le smartphone, les identifier/associer dans l'application. Il est nécessaire de placer la station de recharge et l'antenne, dans un espace suffisamment dégagé pour capter correctement les satellites GPS. Le robot est fourni avec l'outillage de montage/maintenance, une station de recharge, un pinceau de nettoyage, et un jeu de lames de rechange (12 lames) Un point d'attention concernant l'antenne RTK : je l'ai achetée en même temps que le panneau solaire, et je me suis retrouvé d'un coté avec un connecteur à 2 broches et de l'autre avec un connecteur à 4 broches, incompatibles. Le support Mammotion m'a envoyé sous une semaine un petit cordon adaptateur. Je conseille de laisser le robot et l'antenne RTK installer les éventuelles mises à jours via l'application. L'application permet : ⦁ de définir/modifier des zones de tonte, d'exclusions, et des chemins d'accès à chaque zone (ex allée à traverser) ⦁ de piloter manuellement le robot (comme une voiture téléguidée) ⦁ de tondre manuellement ⦁ de créer & gérer des programmes de travail (activités) ⦁ de contrôler / modifier les paramètres de fonctionnement et de mettre à jour le robot, et l'antenne ⦁ Un accès direct au support en cas de question ou problème. La création d'une zone consiste à piloter le robot manuellement, en le suivant lentement sur le contour de la zone à créer et à l'enregistrer. Il est parfaitement possible de la modifier par la suite. Dans chaque zone créée, il est possible de créer des zones d'exclusions (pour éviter par exemple un massif, une piscine). Il est inutile de créer une zone d'exclusion pour chaque arbre isolé par exemple, le robot étant parfaitement capable de l'éviter. Par contre, j'ai créé une zone d'exclusion autour de certains massifs importants, pour accélérer la tonte, qui est toujours plus rapide que la gestion d'un obstacle. J'ai trouvé la création de zone très intuitive, et donc facile, même si cela peut paraitre fastidieux selon la complexité du terrain. Après avoir cartographié les zones de tonte, il est possible de se créer un plan de travail (activités) : Dans une Activité, il est possible d'ajouter une ou plusieurs zones de tontes créées précédemment, et de donner des consignes particulières, ou laisser les consignes par défaut : ⦁ la hauteur de coupe ⦁ la vitesse de déplacement du robot ⦁ la vitesse de rotation des plateaux de coupe ⦁ l'angle de coupe du terrain au degré près... ou optimisé selon la forme des zones, ou aléatoire (angle différent à chaque exécution de l'activité ⦁ Le moment d'exécution de l'activité : ex tous les lundis à partir de 9h30 tous les lundis à partir de 9h30 et jeudis à partir de 13h45.. l'application offre pas mal de possibilités... il est possible d’exécuter manuellement une activité sans tenir compte du plan de travail. Il est donc possible de créer des activités avec des consignes de tonte complètement différentes d'une zone à l'autre, en termes de hauteur, sens de tonte, de fréquence, etc. selon les caractéristiques du terrain à tondre. J'ai lancé la première fois le robot dans une herbe au moins 2x plus haute que lui, et très humide suite à quelques semaines de pluies au début de l'année, en vitesse lente, et parcours optimisé par l'IA. Eh bien ça ne l'a pas arrêté ! Il est passé dans cette herbe haute, à glissé, s'est rattrapé, à réalisé cette première tonte, et est rentré à la borne de recharge en fin de travail.. Bien entendu le résultat n'était pas parfait du 1er coup : il restait des touffes d'herbes, plus hautes que d'autres. Mais au bout de 4 à 5 jours avec un sens de coupe aléatoire, j'ai obtenu une tonte proche d'un gazon londonien ! :) Il ne faut pas oublier de nettoyer de temps en temps les lames, surtout en cas d'herbe haute et humide, pour éviter les bourrages comme toute tondeuse, avec le pinceau prévu à cet effet. Et essuyer les capteurs avec un chiffon propre et doux. Par temps très sec comme actuellement j'ai espacé les tontes (2x par semaine max, en vitesse de déplacement plus rapide, et à chaque fois selon des sens de coupe différent... et il se débrouille tout seul ! A ce jour j'ai effectué un changement de lame (2 x 6 lames)... et je pense que 2 jeux par ans devrait suffire pour la configuration de mon terrain. J'ai eu quelques situations de blocage nécessitant une intervention manuelle (évolution de la végétation), mais c'est rare. J'ai eu recours plusieurs fois au support pour des questions, un blocage inexpliqué, et un bug identifié (un mauvais recouvrement de tonte après évitement d'un obstacle). Je trouve que l'accès au support via l'application est pas mal du tout : La 1ère interface est une IA en français qui tente de répondre aux questions plutôt simples. Elle passe la main assez rapidement à un humain qui prend le relais, souvent en anglais sous forme d'un chat. Parfois l'humain indique qu'il va utiliser un traducteur pour dialoguer J'ai envoyé via ce chat des photos de situation, généré l'envoi de log pour permettre une analyse de situation des équipes de développement. J'ai trouvé le support très réactif, et en envoyant les informations nécessaires (photos, dernières actions, ...), les bugs sont rapidement corrigés. Ainsi, au début de l'utilisation, j'avais une mise à jour presque toutes les 15 jours en moyenne. Actuellement c'est bien plus rare. Le positionnement du robot est devenu plus précis, et l'application s'est enrichie de quelques fonctions. En conclusion, au bout de 6 mois d'utilisation, je suis très satisfait de cet achat et du temps que j'ai réussi à me dégager pour autre chose. Je conseille de réaliser des tontes avec des angles variés pour gommer les éventuelles anomalies de positionnement lors des tontes précédentes et de ne pas définir des bords de zones de tontes trop proches des végétations (moins de 5 cm) car avec le changement de végétation au cours des saisons ça peut créer de nouveaux obstacles à gérer, voire des erreurs d'interprétation. J'espère que la fiabilité va être au RDV dans les prochains mois.

Czemu jestem bardzo zadowolony z tej kosiarki do trawy? Proces wybierania sprzętu był długi i oparty na wielu rozmowach oraz obserwowaniu efektów pracy różnych maszyn. Często wiązało się to z podróżami do innych miejscowości. Rozmawiałem z użytkownikami, a nie tylko oglądałem relacje na YouTube czy czytałem niejednokrotnie opłacone „testy”. Na początek – moje kryteria, które zdecydowały o wyborze Luba 2: 1. Mój trawnik dopiero powstaje – obecnie mam dziką zieleń na trudnym terenie, krótko po budowie domu. 2. Sporo nierówności – różnice w poziomach, dołki, a miejscami większe bryły gruntu. 3. Roślinność przypadkowa – mieszanka traw i chwastów, np. osty, a także twardsze, wysokie rośliny. 4. Brak pętli z drutu – sprzęt miał działać bezprzewodowo, wykorzystując pozycjonowanie satelitarne. Już na początku zachwyciła mnie ilość sygnałów, które Luba 2 wykorzystuje do nawigacji. 5. Obsługa wydzielonych obszarów – teren jest świeżo po budowie, z wykopami i fragmentami bez zieleni, więc zależało mi, by można było wskazać obszary do pominięcia. Alternatywą byłoby wyrównanie terenu już teraz, ale i tak planowałem zakup kosiarki w przyszłości. 6. Precyzyjna konfiguracja – kosiarka pozytywnie mnie zaskoczyła liczbą parametrów i możliwości dostosowania ustawień, o których wcześniej nawet nie pomyślałem. Uruchomiłem kosiarkę po ok. 30 minutach od rozpakowania! Tyle zajęło mi złożenie kamery, zderzaka, anteny RTK, podłączenie zasilania, instalacja aplikacji i rejestracja urządzenia. Błyskawicznie. Może było mi łatwiej, bo jestem „techniczny”, a przed zakupem dokładnie przeczytałem instrukcję i obejrzałem wiele filmów instruktażowych. Ustawiłem domyślne parametry, ręcznie wyznaczyłem duży, dość skomplikowany obszar koszenia i... zleciłem pracę. Kosiarka ruszyła natychmiast, a po kilku godzinach miałem częściowo skoszoną zieleń. Częściowo – ponieważ wysokie (ok. 50 cm) rośliny były traktowane jako przeszkody i... omijane. Początkowo mnie to zmartwiło, ale po chwili uznałem, że to raczej zaleta – gdyby zamiast roślin leżała np. konewka z wodą albo moja kurtka, też wolałbym, by kosiarka ją ominęła. Z wysokimi roślinami radziłem sobie na dwa sposoby: prowadząc kosiarkę ręcznie, mimo ostrzeżeń, lub wyłączając rozpoznawanie przeszkód i zlecając koszenie ponownie (najlepiej w nocy, po wyłączeniu reflektora). Najlepsze efekty dawało właśnie nocne koszenie – bez światła, w trybie „kratki”. Wysokie rośliny były wtedy ścinane z kilku stron, a rano teren wyglądał już bardzo dobrze. Zachwyciła mnie liczba ustawień – wysokość koszenia, szerokość, sposób zawracania, prędkość jazdy, obroty ostrza. W moim przypadku (trudny teren, dzika roślinność) sprawdziło się koszenie nocne w trybie krzyżowym – teren był dokładniej oczyszczony. Wsparcie techniczne: działa! Rozmawiałem z prawdziwymi ludźmi, nie z chatbotem. Mimo że pisałem po polsku, a rozmowy były tłumaczone, to obsługa była bardzo pomocna, kompetentna i dostępna praktycznie od razu. To ogromny plus przy tak zaawansowanym urządzeniu. Uzyskałem odpowiedzi na wszystkie pytania. Aktualizacje oprogramowania: przebiegła szybko, sprawnie i bezproblemowo. W kolejnych dniach koszenia doceniłem m.in. koszenie krawędzi obszaru. Bardzo łatwo dodawałem kolejne strefy i ścieżki powrotu do stacji ładowania. Ogromnym ułatwieniem jest komunikacja GSM – mogłem zdalnie monitorować postępy i reagować na problemy. Kosiarka kilka razy utknęła – np. na długich pasmach trawy pozostawionej przez traktor czy przy wysokim kamieniu po drugiej stronie dołka. Nie byłem zaskoczony – celowo testowałem ją w ekstremalnych warunkach. Pozytywnie zaskoczyła mnie liczba prób, jakie podejmowała, by wydostać się samodzielnie. Nie przeszkadzało jej błoto na kołach ani mokra trawa. Jedyne, co musiałem zrobić, to standardowe czyszczenie. Kilka razy zastanawiałem się, czy kupiłbym Luba 2 3000x ponownie. Za każdym razem dochodzę do wniosku, że tak – to był bardzo dobry wybór. Sprzęt odwdzięcza się niezawodnością i precyzją. Możliwość szczegółowego dopasowania parametrów do terenu i rodzaju roślinności to dla mnie ogromne ułatwienie. Jestem pewien, że po wyrównaniu terenu i pozbyciu się chwastów pielęgnacja trawnika będzie już czystą przyjemnością bo kosiarka będzie pracować a ja będę pił kawę.

Excellent product - takes a little while to update and set up, incl mapping of the garden. Once done it is a matter of set and forget, and it just keeps mowing.