SOYUS Robot Lawn Mower, Automatic Robot Mower APP Controlled with Schedule, Self-Charging, Bluetooth/Wi-Fi Connected Robotic Lawn Mowers, Covers up to 1/3 Acre (15069 sq ft)

Didn’t bother even trying, setup is a pain. You have to run wires all around to get it setup. It doesn’t just work through an app. Not user friendly.

The setup is standard. Able to climb hills at 25 degrees slope. Unlike those which relie on GPS and RTK, this bounces around until the lawn in done (like the old Roomba). You need to install a boundary wire. My only problem is the battery which is not standard. Otherwise very pleased. Updated review: Soyus sent me a message stating they will send me a replacement battery for free. Repeated excuses meant a delay until the item could not be returned. Thankfully Amazon understood the situation and will allow me to return this lawn mover. But these type of tatics by Soyus shows their lack of commitment to the customer. Does the lane mover ? Yes. Should you buy it? No. I would recommend you select a lawn mover that has standard power tool batteries that can be changed independently and replaced.

This thing is a trooper. Works on a steep incline. However any ruts and soft spots can get it stuck. It tries like crazy to get free and sometimes does. If it doesn’t, it sends you a message. I didn’t realize the boundary wire must be connected to the station for this to work. Also, if you try it and it ilsays out of zone (something like that). You need to just swap the wires in the back.

Great product as long as you have a smooth grass surface with gentle slopes.

This isn't easy to set up but it does work. 1. It keeps an area of my lawn mowed. I have a large lawn with dips and ditches. At first I ran the boundary wire to in include my front ditch. It did cut it but became stuck or slid down the hill too frequently. I then reran the wire to cover just the less steep part of my yard. It does a good job cutting, it is random patterned, but gets it done. The area is about .2 acre. 2. It cuts low. I wish I could raise it just a little bit more. 3. I've had it almost a year and it's been in all kinds of weather and still works. 4. This will not handle tall grass. When I put it out this spring I had to mow it once to get the grass short enough for it to handle the cutting upkeep. I also removed the trim piece in the front to help it with taller grass. 5. Figuring out the scheduling was a little bit tricky. And I gave up figuring out how the zones work. I just let it cut. It seemed to work better without the zone settings. Note. I didn't bury the wire, and it's suffered a few breaks because of that. I bought a cheap wire tracer off of Amazon to find the breaks. I use silicone filled phone wire crimp connectors to fix breaks. I have not been able to find parts for it.

Hard to set up.

I went through all the painstaking steps, in detail, just as instructed. Had the wiring confirmed with a professional, after digging the trough for 200 feet of fence. The damn thing ran right through the boundaries

Gave this to my son and he loved it. Had problems on slopes, but did very well.