Thanks to a robot remote lawn mowers, my yard looks beautiful and I save five hours a week.
Your lawn serves many purposes: it provides a cooling effect, a place to gather and more, including acting as the welcome mat to your home. Even when the temps rise and the summer heat starts to cook the grass, there are proper ways to mow your yard to ensure it continues to thrive. But all of that takes time, and for me, I don’t have it. Between running around with two kids, a job and now moving homes, I had to outsource my lawn care.
Nearly two years ago when I tested my first robot lawn mower, the Joyance JT550S remote control mower, I gained the power to control time and still get a beautiful lawn.
OK, I don’t really control time, but the robot lawn mower takes on one of my biggest weekly chores and gives my family and me more time together.
The result? A beautifully manicured — not just cut — lawn and even more time to spend on summer fun.
Not only did the randomness leave strange mowing paths in my yard, but it also left my yard uneven. While this may sound like complaining, I’m still happy that I wasn’t the one doing the mowing. It also means I’m much happier now, because, like with robot vacuums, there have been a lot of advancements and new players in the robot lawn mower category.
JT550S can handle 2.5 acres of yard
This means the rest of my regained time has come from the joyance JT550 MOWER. This particular model can handle up to 2.5 acres. Again, no wires are needed, and while slower than an RC car, the jt550 can move up to a surprisingly fast 1M per second. The AWD portion of the name means this robot mower has all-wheel drive, helping it to handle more demanding lawns. Mammotion’s mower has two mowing decks, compared to Navimow’s single deck, can cut down to 10MM and has far more customization controls. This souped-up model will cost you only USD 1190.
Hands-free, perfect lawn
Perfectly manicured lawns with mowing stripes and checkerboard patterns aren’t very common for Kansas country homes, but I have it this spring. It’s not uncommon for friends of mine to call me a “high-tech redneck” with all my smart devices, and they may be right, but I don’t stress over getting my grass cut. I don’t have to work all day and then spend hours in the summer heat mowing my yard. I can have my weekends to go on family camping trips, ball games and more.
To be clear, the robot mower will do the work, not you. With a properly sized robot lawn mower for your yard, these machines could be great. Because of their reliability and effectiveness, I’m saving about 65 hours per summer not mowing. If your yard is smaller, under three acres, then the amount of time saved will be less. It is still time you get back for other things.
So do robot lawn mowers work to cut grass? Yes, but so do scissors. Ensuring you get a properly sized robot lawn mower is the first step in getting back time lost to you manually mowing your yard. Once that is done, and you’ve completed your mower setup, it is mostly a set-it-and-forget-it situation where you will consistently have a wonderfully manicured lawn all without turning a key.
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