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Lymow

2 Lymow models are compared here, priced $2,499–$2,599 (latest price check November 9, 2026). Maker site: Lymow.

Models2
Price range$2,499–$2,599
Max lawn sizeNot listed
Max slope100 %
NavigationRTK GPS + camera
No boundary wireYes on 2 of 2
Needs RTK antennaYes on 2 of 2
Cutting width16 in
Cutting height4 in
All-wheel driveNot listed
NoiseNot listed
Water ratingIPX6
Weight78.5 lb
Warranty3 years

Models

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Lymow

Lymow robot mowers list a 100% maximum slope. Compare Lymow robot mowers, the One Plus 5A and One Plus 10A, priced at $2,499 and $2,599 each.

How the lineup splits

Two models have a page here, priced at $2,499 and $2,599 as of November 8, 2026. The One Plus 5A and One Plus 10A list identical specs in our data, so the choice comes down to the model name and $100 in price.

Both use RTK GPS + camera, need an RTK antenna and need no boundary wire. Both list a 100% maximum slope, the steepest of any mower here. The cutting width is 16 in, the cutting height 1.2-4 in, and the water rating IPX6. Each supports multiple zones and carries a 3-year warranty. Each weighs 78.5 lb, which is heavy.

Which one to pick

Pick a Lymow if your yard is the slope itself: very steep banks or uneven ground. Slope is the maker's stated maximum, not a tested result. For flatter lawns, a lighter model is easier to handle.

Where it is strong or weak

Lymow is strong on stated slope. We list no mowing area or noise figure for either model, so they do not appear in the large yards or quiet rankings. For steep ground in general, see robot mowers on slopes, and for antenna needs see RTK vs LiDAR vs camera robot mowers.

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