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Buying guide
Big properties need run time, multi-zone mapping and reliable wire-free positioning. These mowers are built for large or multi-zone lawns.
Ranked by availability and our readiness, value and hype-risk scores. Prices are the lowest we've observed; check the retailer for today's price.
One of the most capable hill mowers you can buy without RTK. Size it with headroom, as trees and beds cut real-world coverage, and expect a learning curve on a newer platform.
Best for: Steep slopes; Large yards; Yards with trees
Watch out: Small flat lawns
$1,700–$2,800
A big-brand half-acre option without an antenna. Its 3.8-star rating suggests checking recent reviews before buying.
Best for: Half-acre lawns; Antenna-free setup; Big-brand support
Watch out: Lowest budget
$1,250
Wire-free robot mower with dual-LiDAR navigation and integrated edge trimming.
Best for: Large lawns; Properties with trees or buildings that complicate satellite navigation
Watch out: Slopes above the stated 15-degree capability
$1,849
A current flagship mower family for steep, uneven or complex lawns.
Best for: Steep lawns; Multi-zone properties; Wire-free installation
Watch out: Very small flat lawns
$2,399–$3,299
A serious option for large, sloped yards where burying boundary wire is a deal-breaker. It is still a mapped outdoor robot, so yard complexity and signal conditions matter.
Best for: Large lawns up to about 1.25 acres; Sloped yards; Wire-free setup seekers
Watch out: Tiny urban lawns
$2,599–$4,499
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