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Moebot S10 Robot Lawn Mower $944.10 Delivered @ Robot My Life via Amazon AU

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Moebot S10 Robot Lawn Mower $944.10 Delivered @ Robot My Life via Amazon AUAffiliate
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ozpanda on 20/07/2024 - 10:45 amazon.com.au (512 clicks)
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10% discount coupon at checkout reduces $1049 to $944.10.

Note this is a random tracking mower compared to more expensive models that plot a path, but I am really happy with the results on my lawn.

Website link for full specs: https://robotmylife.com.au/product/moebot-s10

Unmatched Mower Cutting Power: Tired of battling tough grass types like Buffalo, Couch, or Kikuyu? Meet the Moebot S10 robot lawn mower, armed with an industrial-grade motor that effortlessly conquers them all. Mows up to 1400sqm with a 2 hrs cutting time.

Effortless Edging with MoeBot S10 lawn mower: Say farewell to patchy lawns and hello to precision mowing. Our four-wheel robot lawn mower, equipped with rubber wheels, glides along borders, trims grass near edges and around retaining walls. Less whipper snipping, more perfection!

Conquer All Angles with Moebot: This electrical lawn mower conquers every nook and cranny. With the ability to handle up to 28º angle in your yard, it ensures that every inch of your grass is trimmed evenly.

Lawn Mastery at Your Fingertips: Take control with our user-friendly app designed to complement your battery lawn mower. Whether you're a seasoned lawn enthusiast or a novice, our robot mower app simplifies the experience. With just a tap, transform your outdoor space into a lush green haven.

Rain-Ready Mower with 2-Year Warranty: Moebot ensures your grass thrives in all weather. It autonomously returns to its charging station and adapts to your mowing schedule, even in the rain. Upgrade to a smarter, greener future with Moebot!

Accessories are now available: All necessary items are included in this package, and if you require more, they are readily available in the store, including Titanium Coated Mower Blades with Screws, a Box of 100 Reinforced Pegs, and a 100m Boundary Cable.

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  • butter on 20/07/2024 - 11:16
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    Very tempted. Anyone have any real word experience?

    Edit: reviews on amazon are less than stellar

  • ozpanda on 20/07/2024 - 11:33
    +1

    Yes, I own one. I didn't want to pay $2000 for a robot mower and this works really well for a budget option with a boundary wire. Although random tracking, I don't see any missed patches on my lawn and my lawn has never looked better thanks to the micro mulching of the clippings. The only issue I had was that the docking station needs to be nice and level for return docking success. Message if you want any more info.

    • butter on 20/07/2024 - 11:33

      How long have you had it for?

      • ozpanda on 20/07/2024 - 11:37
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        Since June 2022. Still going strong. I have changed cutting blades that are cheap. Looking at the Amazon reviews about poor customer support, I reached out to customer support and they are local in Australia and were helpful to solve my problem with docking - I guess companies have good and bad days with support.

      • ozpanda on 20/07/2024 - 11:39

        I have the S5 with the smaller battery and mowing times are getting a little shorter as the battery ages so it docks a little more often then continues, but easy to replace the battery yourself.

        • butter on 20/07/2024 - 11:40

          I only have 100sqm (20x5 rectangle).

          So the s5 should be plenty.

          How close does it get to the edges? How does it handle obstacles like balls and leaves etc?

          • ozpanda on 20/07/2024 - 20:25

            @butter: Cutting width is 18cm and they recommend you place the boundary wire 30cm from a fence as the mower runs central over the wire which would mean 30 - 18 ÷ 2 would leave 21cm not mown. You can move the boundary wire closer to the fence and then test to make sure it doesn't get caught to reduce this amount. The mower's first lap each mow is a perimeter cut to do the edges first, so that's a great test to see how well it navigates your boundary wire each mow.

            Balls just get pushed out of the way while solid objects such as Hills hoist post or trampoline legs it hits, reverses then turns about 60 degs and tries again until it can move freely.

            Lots of YouTube reviews to see it in action.

  • ozpanda on 20/07/2024 - 11:41

    More options these days: https://www.amazon.com.au/s?k=robot+mower not sure what the Ecovacs Goat G1 with true tracking is like for $1799

  • secondsolution on 20/07/2024 - 12:40

    Does this work on hills? I have a decent slant in my back yard

  • ndenham on 20/07/2024 - 12:43

    I have an S5 with the smaller battery. In my opinion these machines are probably worth it for the price but there are some caveats:

    1. I wouldn't use one if you have lots of obstacles, mine gets caught on trampoline legs constantly
    2. I wouldn't use one if you have a deciduous tree with large leaves (i.e. frangipani)
    3. Charging port on mine has had some issues which to me show a bad design.

    That said mine has worked flawlessly for big chunks of time and the lawn looked amazing when it was.

    • TonyRancid on 20/07/2024 - 16:10

      Frangipani only drops leaves over part of the garden, and only for a month or so.
      I use a backup push mower or a rake. Wouldn't give up robot mower for that!
      It's a massive ti.e saver, and great for the lawn.

  • dirtyhen on 20/07/2024 - 14:23

    Got scammed by one of the sellers

  • Agileduck on 20/07/2024 - 15:39

    Thanks for the info from the posters above. So tempting. I think I’d need to see one in action first.

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