Robomow’s robotic lawn mowers are strong, fast and easy to use, guarenteeing for a user-friendly, garden friendly and family friendly automatic lawn mower.
How often should a robotic mower mow?
While the greenery is trimmed with a classic hand mower every 5-7 days during the growth phase, a robotic lawn mower is tirelessly in use and only cuts off the tips of the grass blades each time. To ensure that these are not too long and quickly decompose into mulch, a regular mowing interval is important. But what is the right frequency with the robotic lawnmower?
How often does the robotic lawnmower need to be charged?
The question of how often the battery of a robotic lawnmower needs to be charged is of great importance to many garden owners. After all, this factor is one of the deciding factors for the efficiency of the device. The more often the robot heads to the charging station, the longer it takes to mow the entire lawn.
How long does the battery of a robotic lawnmower last?
The performance of the battery is a decisive criterion for robotic mowers. After all, it determines how long the robot lasts before it has to make its return trip to the charging station: clearly reflected in the efficiency of the device. There is also the question of the entire service life of the battery, which is probably the most expensive expendable part when it comes to replacement. Hence, it makes sense to opt for quality directly at the time of purchase.
How long does a robotic lawnmower need to mow the lawn?
The question of how long a robotic lawnmower needs to mow the garden is not easy to answer. After all, this depends on several factors such as: the size of the area, the nature of the terrain and the technical specifications of the robotic lawnmower. More importantly are the personal wishes that can limit the maximum mowing time.
How long is a good manufacturer's warranty for robotic mowers?
The statutory warranty period for new goods in Germany is 24 months from the date of purchase. Of course, this also applies to robotic mowers. However, many manufacturers are now voluntarily extending this minimum period with an additional manufacturer's warranty and offer their customers additional months in which the robotic lawnmower can be submitted as a warranty claim under certain conditions.
What is important in a robotic lawnmower?
Of course, there are some features that are advantageous for any robotic lawnmower. But the question of what a robotic lawnmower should have depends, of course, on the nature of your own garden. So what really matters with a robotic mower, if it's merely a convenient feature?
How much does a robotic mower cost?
It is common knowledge that robotic mowers are no bargain and cost much more than a simple electric mower. Yet the investment is worth it; the gain in leisure time is enormous. If you don't want to invest several thousands of euros directly, you can still buy an entry-level model with only a few features since the price ranges of the products are wide.
How often do you have to replace the blades of a robotic lawnmower?
Sharp blades are essential for producing a clean cut. As parts wear down, replacing the blades is therefore inevitable, even with good care. However, since there are always costs involved, blade replacement should not take place more frequently than necessary. So, what is the ideal interval when replacing the blades of your robotic lawnmower?
Which robotic mower is suitable for small gardens?
The smaller the garden, the more compact the robotic lawnmower can be. This not only saves energy but also proves to be a clear advantage when it comes to maneuverability of smaller models and reducing purchasing costs. So, which robotic mower is best suited for small gardens?
Which robotic lawnmower is suitable for 700 m²?
300 m², 500 m², 2,000 m² - lawns come in a wide range of sizes, and the cut also varies according to the individual garden design. So when choosing a robotic lawnmower, the question that inevitably arises before purchasing is: Which device is best suited to my garden?
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