[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We love it so much! We got the yard mapped and now all we have to do is trim and blow. The grass stays nice and short! We even made it a home :)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have had this for several months now and love it. It cuts clean lines and takes away the need to spend an entire day out in the yard.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have mowed twice Having a little problem with mapping Did not map as I made in one spot I will remap and see if it will map as I made it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Purchased in the beginning of Summer and it has been great. I have a hilly large yard, 65000 sqft of grass with some heavy tree cover in parts and often have sticks that have fallen from the trees that haven't been picked up yet and it handles it all perfectly well. I have it running 24/7 lights off. Extremely pleased with the mower.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Here’s a strong and authentic review you can use for your Luba 2 AWD, based on having owned it for 6 weeks: ⸻ 5-Star Review: Luba 2 AWD – A Game-Changer for Lawn Care I’ve been using the Luba 2 AWD for 6 weeks now, and I can confidently say it has completely transformed how I manage my yard. As someone with a moderately complex lawn—including slopes, tree roots, and tight spaces—the AWD system is a standout feature. It handles terrain changes like a champ, climbing inclines and maneuvering over uneven spots that would trip up lesser robotic mowers. Setup & Navigation The GPS-based perimeter setup was impressively intuitive—no need to bury boundary wires. The app-guided walkthrough made the configuration seamless, and I had the mower up and running in under an hour. It maps the yard with precision and remembers the zones perfectly, returning to them like clockwork. Performance Cut quality is excellent. It trims consistently and quietly, and the smart scheduling lets me set it to run when it’s most convenient. Battery life has been more than adequate for my ½-acre lot, with quick auto-returns to the charging base when needed. The AWD drive isn’t just for show—it’s what makes this mower truly “set it and forget it.” Reliability No breakdowns, no software hiccups, and minimal maintenance so far. The app provides real-time feedback and error reporting, and updates have already added new features and improved performance. It’s clear that Luba is committed to refining the experience. Final Thoughts The Luba 2 AWD feels like the future of robotic mowing. It’s powerful, smart, and built for real-world yards—not just flat lawns. After 6 weeks, I’ve spent more time enjoying my yard than working on it, and that alone makes it worth every penny.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought the robot two weeks ago. Too early to tell the long-term performance of the robot. Below is my feedback after only two weeks of usage. Installation was straightforward with the help of the instruction guide shipped with the product and a couple third-party YouTube videos that I found online. Mapping areas and setting up tasks were not difficult but did involve some degree of guessing as well as back and forth changes. For example, a task that involves multiple areas is executed in the same order as the sequence of area creation. I wish I knew that at first so that I didn't have to remap everything. The "Live Chat" in the app was helpful in terms of clarifying what I needed to know to complete the setup. Operationally, the robot behaved somewhat unexpectedly. For example, it grossly underestimated the time needed to complete a task. In one case, its estimated 119 minutes ended up needing 150 minutes. This disrupted my plan to complete two tasks without sufficient time for recharge in between the two tasks. In addition, its obstacle avoidance failed to detect a paver block that I accidentally left on the lawn. The paver block is 4"W x 6"L x 2"D. The robot climbed right on top of the paver block and got stuck! I had to manually lift up the robot and placed it back on the lawn. Equally important, the blade did not cut the grass thoroughly. It missed some random spots that I had to cut manually using my lawn mower. The total square feet missed is not a lot (less than 1%) but enough to annoy me because it makes the whole lawn look less appealing. Last but not least, the robot returns for recharge in the middle of a task when the battery gets below 15%. It would be better if I have an option to change (reduce) the 15% threshold. Oh, one more annoying thing. The system will not let me change the schedule of a different task while the robot is in the middle of a task. This became an issue because the current task took much longer that the system's estimate and I needed to delay the start tune if the next task.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great product! I've had my Luba for a few months now, and the biggest advice I have for new users is take the time to set it up properly. Proper placement is key. Read the manual and follow the recommendations. After setting it up correctly, this mower is really just set it and forget it. It's done wonderfully on our yard with its slopes and beds. App sometimes can be laggy connecting, so be patient, but otherwise a great product!

Setup was straightforward, and the cables provided are long enough for a clean install. The unit feels solid and well-built. I’ve only done a quick test so far, but it handled the terrain well and looks promising for managing the entire lot. So far, so good!

I purchased a month ago with comparing multiple mowers and was very excited once I received it. Assembly and set up was not difficult at all. The only downfall was the cutting height. I have St Augustine grass and I cut my front higher than the rear and a wider variance of blade height would be nice on one model.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] One week into ownership and I am very impressed! Setup and assembly was easy, but I would have appreciated a better explanation of where the RTK and the base station/charger should go. I am having occasional weak satellite interruptions when too far under the eave of the house or under bushes which are under trees in my yard. These have required moving the robot via Bluetooth connection and could not be resolved from off of the property. Otherwise, it happily goes about its job night or day.