Where to start
Choose by terrain
Three builders, one rule: nothing here needs a boundary wire. Lymow and Yarbo run tracks, Sunseeker runs wheels, and the range covers a third of an acre to six.
Terrain that stops most robots
Rubber tracks on a cast aluminum chassis — grip for the slopes and soft ground that leave lighter machines spinning.
02Six acres, edges included
The largest single machine in the range — four-wheel drive to a 90% grade, and an EdgeZero arm that trims what the deck cannot reach.
03One body, four seasons
Yarbo’s Core swaps between mower decks, a snow blower, a leaf blower and a trimmer — the mower is one module of a year-round machine.
Figures quoted from each maker’s published specifications — the full table is on every product page.
Outdoor Robots · The yard, off your schedule
The lawn, unmanned
Coverage figures come from each builder’s own testing — 1.1 to 1.73 acres a day from Lymow, up to 6.2 acres maintained twice a week on Yarbo’s Pro deck, and 0.3 to 6 acres across the Sunseeker range. They answer slightly different questions, so read the guide before comparing them. If your yard has slopes, heavy tree cover or an unusual shape, tell us about it before you choose.
The full range
