Mower Rank

Dreame

A3 AWD Pro 3500

A LiDAR all-wheel-drive mower at $2,399.99 with 0.87 acre and an 80% slope limit, #4 on both our overall and hills rankings.

Max lawn size
0.87 acres
Max slope
80 %
Navigation
LiDAR
Cutting width
15.8 in

Maker page at Dreame

Our verdict

It costs $700 more than the typical LiDAR mower, $1,699.99 (median of 11), but at $2,759 per acre it is about 36% below that type's $4,322 typical. It is #3 on our large yards ranking. It has a 15.8 inch cutting width, a 3-year warranty and needs no antenna.

Close rivals: the Worx WR340 is $2,299.99 and states 1 acre, but only a 30% slope limit and no warranty. The Navimow X330 is $2,299 with 1.0 acre and a 50% limit, and it needs an antenna. The Dreame A3 AWD Pro 5000 is $400 more at $2,799.99 for 1.2 acre.

It is heavy at 52.7 pounds and listed at 65 dB, which is #19 on our quiet list.

Choose it for a large, sloped lawn where you do not want an antenna. Skip it for small yards, where the A3 AWD 1000 at $1,399.99 does the job for $1,000 less. Dreame US is the only seller.

Where it ranks

How it scored in each list. A longer bar is better for you.

Specifications

Each value links to the page it came from.

Max lawn size0.87 acressource, checked
Max slope80 %source, checked
NavigationLiDARsource, checked
No boundary wireYessource, checked
Needs RTK antennaNosource, checked
Cutting width15.8 insource, checked
Cutting height1.2–3.9 insource, checked
All-wheel driveYessource, checked
Noise65 dBsource, checked
Water ratingIPX6source, checked
Weight52.7 lbsource, checked
Warranty3 yearssource, checked

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