The Lymow One Plus robot mower did a stellar job on my lawn but I won’t ditch my riding-mower yet
The Lymow One Plus robot mower offers significant improvements in mowing efficiency and lawn appearance. While it may not completely replace traditional riding mowers, it provides a range of features that enhance usability. Users can benefit from its automatic scheduling and accurate navigation, although it may struggle with certain types of grass.
- ▪The Lymow One Plus robot mower is priced at $2,999 but was available for $2,699 at the time of writing.
- ▪It features dual rotary blades and can navigate slopes up to 45 degrees, making it suitable for hilly yards.
- ▪The mower can automatically schedule mowing and is easy to set up, but may need to recharge during longer mowing sessions.
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Tom's Guide Verdict The Lymow One Plus might not fully replace my riding mower, but it significantly reduced mowing time and left my lawn looking professionally trimmed. $2,799 at Amazon(Black) $2,999 at Amazon $2,999 at Amazon(Black) $2,999 at Amazon(Black) Pros +Schedules make mowing automatic +Easy to set up and use +Multiple customization options +Accurate navigation without a boundary wire +Can mow leaves, twigs, and other yard debris Cons -Can struggle with long grass and dandelions -May need to dock and recharge partway through mowing Best picks for you The 6 best robot vacuums in 2026, tried and tested Best robot mops Best cheap robot vacuums Why you can trust Tom's Guide Our writers and editors spend hours analyzing and reviewing products, services, and apps to help find what's…
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