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A LiDAR mower at $949 with 0.12 acre, a 45% slope limit and a 3-year warranty, and no antenna.
It costs $750.99 less than the typical LiDAR mower, $1,699.99 (median of 11). But the area is small: $7,908 per acre is about 83% above the $4,322 typical for LiDAR. It ranks #16 overall, #9 under $1,500, #10 for quiet at 58 dB, and #21 for large yards.
The RTK plus camera M5 is $679 for the same 0.12 acre, so $270 less. The M5 LiDAR drops the antenna question: it lists none needed, while the M5 does not state it. The M9 at $699 gives 0.25 acre and is the better buy on numbers.
For LiDAR with a bigger area and slope, the Dreame A3 AWD 1000 is $1,399.99 with 0.25 acre and an 80% limit. The Navimow i215 LiDAR is $1,399 with 0.37 acre and 45%.
Choose it if you want LiDAR on a tiny lawn and a low price. Skip it for anything larger than about an eighth of an acre. Anthbot is the only seller.
How it scored in each list. A longer bar is better for you.
Number 16 of 21 ranked
Number 9 of 12 ranked
Number 12 of 20 ranked
Number 21 of 22 ranked
Number 10 of 22 ranked
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| Max lawn size | 0.12 acres | source, checked |
|---|---|---|
| Max slope | 45 % | source, checked |
| Navigation | LiDAR | source, checked |
| No boundary wire | Yes | source, checked |
| Needs RTK antenna | No | source, checked |
| Cutting width | 7.9 in | source, checked |
| Cutting height | 1.2–2.8 in | source, checked |
| All-wheel drive | No | source, checked |
| Noise | 58 dB | source, checked |
| Water rating | IPX6 | source, checked |
| Weight | 22 lb | source, checked |
| Warranty | 3 years | source, checked |

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