Mammotion
Mammotion LUBA 2 AWD 1000
Key facts
- Lawn area
- 0.25 acres 10,764 sq ft
- Slope inside the lawn
- 80%
- Slope at the boundary
- 45% Often the binding limit
- Boundary system
- Virtual boundary
- Positioning setup
- Not verified
Data coverage: 11 of 20 fields Availability uncertain
Coverage and terrain
- Maximum lawn area
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10,764 (0.25 acres) sq ft Verified [1]
Published as 1,000 m².
- Maximum slope
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80% Verified [1]
Mammotion's support specification table publishes this as “Max. Climbing Ability”, the rating for slope inside the working area. The same table publishes a separate, lower figure for the slope at the edge, which this record carries as its boundary rating.
- Maximum slope at boundary
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45% Verified [1]
Published by Mammotion as “Max. Slope at the edge”, separately from and lower than the “Max. Climbing Ability” figure for the interior of the working area.
- Narrowest passage
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Not verified
Cutting system
Navigation and boundaries
- Navigation
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Vision, RTK GNSS Verified [1]
- Boundary wire required
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No Verified [2]
Mammotion markets the LUBA 2 AWD series as wire-free. The specification table itself does not list a boundary type.
- Antenna / base station required
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Not verified
- Multiple zones supported
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Not verified
- Zone count
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Not verified
Hardware
Price and warranty
- MSRP
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Not verified
- Warranty
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Not verified
Does this model suit your yard?
The figures above are what the manufacturer publishes. Whether they clear your lawn depends on numbers only you have — so the useful next step is to put yours in, or to read what the ones that matter most for this model actually mean.
- Do you need an antenna or reference station, and where does it go? The manufacturer has not published what this model needs in order to know where it is.
- Robot mowers for a sloped boundary: which models still qualify It publishes a separate, lower rating for the slope where the lawn ends.
- Wire-free or buried wire: what you're really choosing It installs without a buried wire, which is not the same as having nothing to install.
- Trees, roofs and satellite signal: what tree cover means for a robot mower Its published navigation depends on satellite positioning, so canopy is worth checking.
- Runtime and charge time: reading the numbers without over-reading them Its record carries a charge time, which is time this model spends off the lawn rather than on it.
- Measure your yard before you shop: a practical checklist Whichever models you shortlist, these are the measurements that decide between them.
Based on published manufacturer specifications, not hands-on testing.
Specifications last verified .
Sources
- Mammotion Support — LUBA 2 AWD series specifications — checked August 8, 2026
- Mammotion US — LUBA 2 AWD product page — checked August 8, 2026