Selector
Answer a few questions about your yard and see which models can handle it.
US robotic mower guidance
Most buying advice hands you a ranked list. But whether a mower suits your lawn comes down to its slope, its size, and what you can actually install — so that is what we ask about, and we check every answer against specifications the manufacturer published.
Independent · specification-based · no sponsored placements
Six constraints
Lawn size, the steepest slope, the slope where the lawn ends, and how many separate areas need cutting — plus what boundary and positioning setup your yard can support.
Each answer is checked against a figure we have read from a manufacturer source. A model is ruled out only when a verified figure genuinely falls short — never on a marketing claim, and never because its record is thin.
Every model lands in one of three groups, with its reasons listed. Conditional means nothing ruled it out, but something you asked about is not published — and we name exactly what.
5 sections
5 sections, each doing one job. Nothing here is a ranking for its own sake.
Answer a few questions about your yard and see which models can handle it.
Normalized, source-traced specifications for every model we track.
Put models side by side on the specs that decide the outcome.
Practical guides to slope, lawn size, navigation, boundaries, installation and multi-zone mowing.
Where our data comes from, how we verify it, and how the selector makes compatibility decisions.
3 unresolved
Every specification on this site is traceable to a manufacturer source and carries the date it was last checked. Where official sources disagree, we show the disagreement instead of picking a winner.