This page is still under construction, but contains enough info to be useful, I hope.

This page gives a quick explanation of the main differences between the different brands I offer, and the ranges within those brands. This will help you choose the right robot for your garden from the models available on the Robot Range products page.

 

The Brands:

All but the Ambrogio models use RTK satellite navigation.

• Ambrogio: non-RTK robots. Excellent option for lawns with unreliable satellite reception due to tree coverage, surrounding tall buildings, etc. Most models use the tried & tested method of buried perimeter wire to tell the robot where to stop, although the Twenty ZR EVO model works without wire, using other sensors such as radar to detect lawn edges and obstacles. I have been supplying Ambrogios since 2020 and they have been hugely popular for their robust build quality and reliability; I provide annual services for many of these and can vouch for their durability. Designed an made in Italy.
• FJ Dynamics: Well-established in agricultural robotic machinery, FJD has recently launched keenly-priced robot mowers for domestic settings. Best suited to larger lawns with long distances from one end to another, due to the long communication range between robot and RTK station.
• Mammotion LUBA: Introduced to the UK market in 2024 by the same distributor as Ambrogio, LUBAs also have high build quality and have exceeded the expectations of customers and suppliers alike. (Search for independent reviews). LUBA's main selling point over other robots is their all-wheel-drive and sprung suspension features, meaning they can handle rougher terrain and steeper slopes.
  
• Mammotion YUKA: YUKAs are the 2-wheel-drive cousins of LUBAs, and share much of the same navigation technology. The most competitively-priced robots for their area coverage. The 2000 and 3000 models are also the only robots to have a leaf/lawn-debris collection capability as an optional extra.
• Segway Navimow: Most people originally knew Segway for their two wheel personal transportation devices. They have been producing robot mowers for a few years now, and are probably the market leaders in technical innovation at a competitive price. With new the I and X Series models they have expanded their product range at either end of the market, and in the case of the I Series offer incredible tech for the price point. 
  

All LUBAs - including Minis - are all-wheel-drive with sprung suspension, and so are much the better option for rougher ground and bumps.

What are the differences between the Navimow H and I Series?

• Since the end of 2024, both series come with cameras as standard.
• The H Series have bigger battery capacity and run for longer between recharges.