LawnMaster OcuMow 16 Vision Robot Lawnmower, 2 Batteries & Charger, 300m2

This is a great and relatively inexpensive introduction to robot mowing. It works by randomly turning about the lawn until it comes to the edge (of the lawn) which needs to be clearly defined either by an obstruction or by the sharp edge of the grass. Mowers that do more than this have their vision enhanced by AI and work either by GPS (with the add on of RTK) or by LiDAR. These cost significantly more: RTK 2-3 times the price, LiDAR 3-4 and ones that have all these features 4 times and up. These more expensive mowers can cut the grass in leaving a straight line pattern.After a year of using this mower (but not from November to March) the grass looks fabulous. The advantage of robotic lawnmowers the fine shavings of grass quickly break down and feed the lawn.A few points:(1). The problem with random cutting is that, for instance, after 50% of the lawn is cut the mower will spend 50%of the time cutting the already cut grass. Worse still after 90% of the lawn is cut it will spend 90% of the time cutting already cut grass. I need to leave the mower on for 2 hours to fully cut a 35 square metre lawn. That works fine for me as there is 4 hours of charge in the battery.(2). Note that the spiral feature is a means of cutting an area that has been missed because of the issue described at (1).(3). It didn’t work well in our other lawn where it spent half its time in a small part of the garden behind a shrub. After several attempts I reverted to my standard mower for this second lawn. My conclusion is that it doesn’t suit an irregular lawn particularly if there are shrubs or trees growing in the lawn.(4). I have mentioned random which refers to the way the mower reacts when encountering an obstacle or the edge of the lawn. It’s easy to see that it isn’t even pseudorandom as I could, with considerable accuracy, predict how it would react depending on the angle at which it encountered the edge. This might explain why the mower struggled to escape from behind a bush despite having plenty of space to either side.(5). My conclusion is that this would suit a garden with two rectangular lawns ideally totalling about 100 square meters and possibly up to 150 square metres.Given the above provisos this is a really handy and effective lawnmower for smallish and regularly shaped lawns.

I ordered the Mower on Monday and it Arrived on Thursday. Friday at 8am The 2 Batterys were Charged and the Mower was out on its first cut on our rear lawn set at 40mm. A Very good Job Indeed I Must Say !!!!! . 3 Hours Later it was on the first our Front lawns 30mm out the front Great Job again I was quite supprised on how it did its job. The Second of the front lawns is a bit trickier Had to put a few plant pots out etc to stop it from hitting stones etc but on the whole a Great Job was done. The Mower itself for the money is Brilliant. Really Nice Cut & the Batteries last a Good 4 Hours Even More. Very easy to use as No Mapping etc just Press a few Buttons and were Mowing. Very Glad I never spent £1000 on the one I was Looking at on Sunday Morning. Cheers Lawn Master.

This is a great little mower. My lawn is on a slope and the mower copes well with moving up and down it. It mows randomly and one battery is enough for it to mow the lawn. Little patches are sometimes left, but I just use a strimmer to neaten things up.Easy to set up and use. No mapping, just charge a battery, choose how short you want the grass, and hit 'start.' Excellent value for money.

Great mower, I finally enjoy mowing the lawn.I've got a decent sized lawn so got the 2 battery version, I've only used it on the small top lawn area (~15m²) so far as have to mow the rest to an adequate level this week so will update with the performance over a larger area (~150m²) and see how the grass settles now it's short. Feel the larger lawn may need some work defining the edges more so it doesn't drop off onto the soil edges. It did the majority of the top area this afternoon, my concern is that it will take weeks to cover the rest of the lawn but we'll see if I need to section it off or not. I'm not too worried if it misses bits as it's easier to strim or mow over parts than doing the whole. I would of liked an app controlled or mapping mower but my concern there was they need outdoor charging bases and thought having it outside overnight might encourage theft so I'm happier to lock it away at night and charge the batteries indoors.

I wasn’t keen on the idea of a mobot cutting the grass if I’m honestBut honestly it’s one of the best decisions I (my wife) madeI was sceptical at best but it’s so easy & gives me my time back to do other thingsNo wires to set upNo training itJust set the height you want start it up & let it do its thingI honestly thought I’d be clearing up clippings with a rake for hours ! BUT not the case…. The 3 blades cut so fine you don’t even see the clippings & they feed the grass tooYou will need to strim the edges as the bot stops about 5-6” from fences etc but that’s it the cut is random & at 1st I thought “it’s never gonna look good”But after 3-4 hours it’s cut everything perfect2 batteries included that take about an hour max to charge & 1 battery lasts about 6 hoursSo if you want time backI’d definitely invest it’s a win win

Ive owned this for around a year now and it is quite capable ..... BUT! It is not very good at working out obstacles such as tallish grass and the odd daisy. Battery life is impressive. One lawn has a sloped section where "Sir Cutsalot" escapes onto the shared lane so i cant leave it on one of the three small gardens surrounding the house. The random cutting function will often take ages to finish a job so i just help when cutting the edges. Overall, its a "Meh" from me.

This was SO easy to set up. I’m absolutely thrilled with its performance. My previous robot mower - purchased 5 years ago - had to have cable laid - and housing for it to return to base for recharging. It was excellent -but restricting.This little fellow I can place anywhere in my rambling garden, watch him make his way around, he watches where the grass ends but I note where the pitfalls are - it’s so easy - block that part with a rock or two! His battery lasts for hours; he won’t operate in the rain . Neither do I so just pick him up and carry him indoors. He’s small so he doesn’t take up any room and his battery is recharged within the hour. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

We weren't expecting great things, given the price, but we were expecting it to do a reasonable job. It was quite entertaining to watch as it made its way, haphazardly, around the garden, redirecting itself when it came across a long blade of grass that posed a threat. After a couple of uses, however, it began turning 360° on the spot. It then did the same the other way and back before stopping. I contacted the seller and sent a video (as requested). I was then told my grass was the problem. Apparently, the Law Master only recognises (and cuts) green grass!! Given the summer we've had, this piece of equipment is absolutely useless to me!