Help Me Choose A Robot Mower
| ♥ 0 | I have a semi detached property with a flat back garden around 50m2 edged with Sleepers on two sides, paving one end and flower beds with bark on the other side. With being an end semi, we have a side lawn around 3m x 30m that has a large tree that shades 10% of the side lawn where it flat, and then has a slope of around 25 degrees. One side is laurel hedges around 8ft and the other side is the house 1m to 3m away, the grass is patchy. Finally I have a front lawn that is around 40m2 which is flat with a 4 inch drop to flower beds all around. I am don’t want the mower to mow all three lawns automatically, ideally the front lawn can be just drop and mow if possible. I have been looking at the Yuka Mini 600, Yuka 2 Mini 500, Navimow i205. My budget is around £700 to £750 but cheaper if better. I am based in the UK. Many thanks ANSWERED Marked as spam  Posted by Charlie Asked on March 20, 2026 8:08 pm 269 views Add comment |
| Private answer Based on your garden layout, the Yuka Mini 2 would be the best fit for you because its "drop and mow" function is perfect for managing your front lawn without needing a complex setup. However, it is currently quite a bit over your £700–£750 budget. I currently have the Yuka Mini 1 on my own lawn and it works brilliantly well, though it doesn't have the specific drop and mow feature found on the Yuka Mini 2. I will be doing a full video review of the Yuka Mini 2 soon, so be sure to subscribe to my channel to see it in action and decide if it's worth the extra investment! While the Navimow i105 is a great budget option, the Yuka’s ability to handle your 25-degree slope and the convenience of the drop and mow feature for your separate front lawn makes the Mini 2 the ideal choice if you can stretch your budget. Marked as spam  Answered on March 24, 2026 9:25 am |
