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Yarbo

2 Yarbo models are compared here, priced $5,999–$7,299 (latest price check November 9, 2026). Maker site: Yarbo.

Models2
Price range$5,999–$7,299
Max lawn size6.2 acres
Max slope70 %
NavigationRTK GPS + camera
No boundary wireYes on 2 of 2
Needs RTK antennaYes on 0 of 2
Cutting width20 in
Cutting height4 in
All-wheel driveNot listed
Noise60 dB
Water ratingIPX6
Weight216.4 lb (data for 1 of 2)
WarrantyNot listed

Best Yarbo pick in each ranking

The highest-placed Yarbo model in our lists, best placings first, where it competes with every brand. A longer bar is better for you.

Models

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Yarbo

Yarbo robot mowers are built for very large lawns. The Yarbo Y40 mowing setups cost $5,999 to $7,299 and list 6.2 acres of coverage per model.

How the lineup splits

Two Y40 configurations have a page here, priced at $5,999 and $7,299 as of November 8, 2026. Both are a Y40 Core with the Lawn Mower Pro Module. The $7,299 version adds the Trimmer Module.

Both list the same specs: 6.2 acres, a 20 in cutting width, a 70% stated maximum slope and RTK GPS + camera navigation with no boundary wire. Noise is 60 dB, and the water rating is IPX6. The 20 in deck is wider than any other mower here.

Which one to pick

Pick the $5,999 setup if you only want to cut grass. Pick the trimmer version if edges along fences and beds are the part you dislike doing by hand.

Where it is strong or weak

Yarbo takes the top two places in Best Robot Mowers for Large Yards, number 1 and number 2 of 44. It is also number 1 of 38 in Best Quiet Robot Mowers. The weak point is price: both cost more than every other mower here. For a yard under an acre, a smaller model costs far less. See robot mowers for small yards.

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