Flymo EasiLife 150 GO Robotic Lawn Mower - Cuts Up to 150 sq m, Ultra Quiet Mowing, Manicured Lawn, Bluetooth Application Control, Safety Sensors, Hose Washable, Lifestyle Functions, Orange and Grey

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For complete coverage of even the most complex shaped lawns. Remote starting points allow the robot to intelligently find its way to harder to reach parts of the lawn and make sure every part is cut evenly. The Indego S+ 350 cuts lawns up to 350m 2 in area. But this mower’s MultiArea function lets you set up to three grass areas as one lawn as long as their total areas don’t exceed this. This saves you from setting up individual boundary perimeters for each of your grass spaces. iRadar, a sensing technology using radar, directs the lift, obstacle, turnover and tilt safety sensors.

The cutting width of the mower is a respectable 18cm. There’s a choice of four cutting patterns – Edge, Spiral, Zig-Zag & Random. Spiral is useful for cutting under furniture, random leaves a carpet-like appearance and edge option will just trim around the boundary wire. We are not sure what effect zig-zag leaves. Pros The Flymo EasiLife 350 is a robotic mower built in the UK and designed for lawns up to 350m². It has a cutting width of 16cm, height adjustment from 20mm to 50mm, has 3 good quality pivoting razor blades for a precise and clean cut. The Flymo EasiLife 350 has an onboard keypad and LCD display and can also be controlled via the a smartphone app. This robotic mower comes supplied with a charging station, 150m of boundary wire and 200 pegs. Bluetooth app available for your smartphone (Android and iPhone) for programming and control of the mower. This Flymo EasiLife 200 model is a step up from the older but very popular 1200R series from Flymo. The mover makes a quiet 58 decibels at the unit, and of course, as would be sitting away from the mower the noise is negligible. You could even have this machine mowing in the middle of the night while you sleep, and without disturbing the neighbours. If you’re new to the idea of using a robot mower then I understand that you’ll likely have a lot of questions. This guide is designed to introduce you to the robotic lawn mower and give you some tips on finding the right product for you. What Is A Robotic Lawn Mower And How Does It Work?A robotic lawn mower is a device that is designed to cut your lawn without you having to walk around the garden and do the work yourself. They are programmed using keypads, apps and boundary wires and you can then leave them to get on with mowing. One of the benefits of a random path mower is that it will return to an area and continue to mulch the clippings on each pass. There is a 2-year warranty on all EasiLife robot mowers. This warranty covers all issues, with exceptions such as using third-party mowing blades. But that’s where a robot lawn mower really comes in handy. These modern machines provide you with a way to stay on top of lawn maintenance without actually having to lift a finger; aside from the set up, that is.

Secure the wire to the ground with pegs – It is recommended that you peg down the boundary wire if you want to make adjustments during the first few weeks of using the robotic lawn mower. Use a hammer or a rubber mallet to secure with the pegs supplied. After a few weeks, the grass will have grown over the wire, making it no longer visible. If you do have a lawn that has a sloped lawn up to 35%, then we recommend choosing a robot lawnmower very carefully. This is a way of telling the mower to ignore all current commands and return to the charging station to await further instructions. Useful if you see a big thunderstorm rolling in.I can also definitely confirm that this machine’s FrostSense feature works well! It has a sensor that keeps the machine in its base when the temperature is 4°C or lower. Being located in the north of Scotland means that there are several spring days in which the temperature struggles to rise above this, so my Flymo spent a fair bit of March snoozing in its base. PassageSense EasiLife uses a boundary wire to indicate the areas to cut. The boundary wire should be installed around the edge of your lawn, and around any large objects like trees or hedges. LawnMaster – if you are looking for a robotic mower that is simple to set up and budget friendly, then the LawnMaster L10 may be the mower for you. As you can see from the information above, there are a lot of options when it comes to robot mowers with each manufacturer competing to bring you the best product. All of the brands I have mentioned above are excellent and I’d have very little problem recommending them. However, you must keep in mind that we all have differing needs so what I might find useful in a robot mower, you may not need. The Rain Sensor works with the LawnSense program to pause all mowing schedules and have the mower return to base until the weather improves.