bEST Mower for 2024? ROBOT LAWN MOWER REVIEW - Airseekers Tron
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- čas přidán 9. 06. 2024
- Robotic Mower cuts, stripes, and doesn't require an antenna!? Not to mention no boundary wire. This may just be the best mower of 2024
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The airseekers tron is a wire free robotic lawn mower and may just be the must have mower for 2024. It's fully equipped with a 5 camera system called vision that allows the robot to see up to 270 degrees. Making obstacle avoidance easy. The real magic to the vision system is the robotic mower's capability to map out an area in such detail that it doesn't need an antenna system. That's right, this mower does not need an rtk antenna. This self mapping feature is unique to airseekers and the tron one.
The rtk antenna is an optional add on for more difficult lawns that have lots of transition or for a homeowner that wants the most accurate location tracking. The optional rtk antenna is equipped with a battery and solar panel making placement simple and easy.
The Tron one has a mow cutting height that ranges from 1.2" on up to 3.5". Airseekers developed a "flow cut" system that sucks the grass upwards and cuts like a traditional rotary lawn mower. The robot mower can handle slopes up to 65 degrees and is ipx66 waterproof. Edge cutting helps eliminate the need to weed wack basic edges (not along walls or fence lines).
My favorite feature is the lawn stripe setting that also allows you to choose some preset lawn patterns i.e. horizontal and vertical striping as you would see on a baseball field. They also programmed Lawn Pattern Drawing. You can choose some preset lawn patterns. For now, the patterns are limited to circles and flower patterns. Airseekers has expressed in the future they are aiming for a fully customizable lawn pattern drawing system.
Check out the video and let me know what you think in the comments.
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As someone who currently owns the Worx Landroid L (which is junk), here's what I'd want to know/see:
* this video was done on a super flat lawn. What happens when there's a little bit of a hill? I know it says it can handle a 40° slope. I'd like to see that in action, especially considering it's not AWD, like the Luba/Luba2.
* Do twigs/leaves get caught in the omni directional wheels? The EcoFlow Blade has omni directional wheels and everyone complains that if a twig gets caught in it, it screws up the rolling of the front wheels.
* How long does it run on a charge? How long does it take to charge? Is the battery replaceable? This is basic info, because we know this won't be cheap, so 4 years in when the battery is flaking out, can you buy a new one? Or do you have to just get a new unit?
To me, there's no sense making a robot lawn mower that's not AWD. My Landroid would CONSTANTLY skid out of its boundary wire, then I'd have to come and save it. What happens if this mower slides away from its happy path? Can it drive itself back or does it just get stuck there?
I refuse to spend thousands of dollars on one of these things until it's truly doing everything on its own and I'm not constantly having to save it, like I did with my Landroid (I refuse to use it anymore because it's actually easier to just cut my lawn myself).
Okay,now you're just showing off.
Really enjoy the reviews of new gadgets
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Interesting robot mower, looking forward to their trim idea.
What do you recommend Luba 2 or this ?
They should spike those back tires so it would aerate the lawn as it drives and separate the runners into individual plants
Helps for sure
Hey ninja u have a great helper 🤣❤
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Finally one that cuts higher than 3inches! Would be very interested to see how a nice stand of TTTF handles that method of cut at 3.5inches! I'm still a 4.5 - 5" HOC myself, but with the razer blade method it might be doable. I prefer the higher cut for moisture management (and to help decrease water frequency) plus looks. My turf stripes champ at those heights.
Just a quick note IP 66 is great, but not the highest for water. IP 67 I think should be the target rating for a mower just because you could potentially run into some standing water issues. (I'm an Electrical Engineer by trade and deal with industrial systems.)
Love the high lift blade and the double blade cutter!
From the obstacle avoidance, would love to see what would happen if you had some large leaves on the lawn if it would try to mow around them or would power through them like you'd want. One of my neighbors has tree leaves about the size of a disposable dinner plate that some times ends up the yard, and they don't really sit flat would love to see how it does with those.
My front yard is around 3000 sqft and the back around 5000sqft but my house sits right between the two, placement of the areal would be interesting. How does it handle crossing sidewalks to deal with the hell-strip?
Lastly the striping mode needs a double stripe option! so you get double wide stripes!
This is the closest robomower to what I'd consider the perfect robo mower that I've seen so far.
As for the cutting leaves.... I'm not sure the razors would handle it unless it was dried out. But I think the obstacle avoidance may pickup on the giant leaves considering how large they are but I'm not entirely sure.
As for the different areas your talking about. It's a simple task of setting up channels / pathways for the bot to cross while in its way to the different sections.
Stripes mode from what I have been told will be customizable as your suggesting 😃
Just an fyi, the Luba 2 high cut goes up to 4 inches now
@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403 yes. The American version does but it's limited in how low it goes
Hello sir. Which other Robot mowers have you tested/compared? Thank you.
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You are soo good at what you do broski love this 💯
Appreciate you
What does battery and maintenance for the unit look like? Also does it have a no-go zone?
This model is pretty great considering the battery is removable and replaceable.
Yes it will have no go zones programmable
Can you run two robots simultaneously? I have a gated backyard, so if I don’t figure out an option for backyard access, two might be my only option.
It would be neat if they had a buddy mower that had a smaller profile for lower cost, in such cases. Thx
Great question. I would assume if you have two different emails that would be a simple work around. Log out of one and log into the other
You just need the drone option they are working on to fly it over your fence.😂
can they go under big trees? and on that note, how does it fare with a yard littered with tiny twigs? my trees shed a ton of tiny dry twigs. i usually pick up the bigger ones but there are too many to pick up by hand so i leave the tiny ones behind.
my 2c is it will be better to create no go zones if you buy this machine.
This looks crazy similar to the EcoFlo!
I thought so too. Side by side you can see major differences
Does this still work when the mower cannot see the RTK station, across multiple cutting lawns with obstacles
That's the idea yes
Love the idea of having a lawn and not having to mow - just would like to know if these work on country lawns, not just you suburb dudes (who actually want stripes !!!! on you lawn - Oy )
Nice review but I have a few questions. How many zones can it handle? Can it be programmed to turn off mowing when it travels between zones? (I have a gravel driveway that it would have to cross.) How would it handle pine cones on the lawn (a bit bigger than your hot dog)? How much light does the vision system need to operate without the optional RTF transmitter? Could you use it at night or only in daylight? How long does the RTF battery last before it needs to be recharged?
the blades do not spin between zones, i'm not entirely sure how many zones can be programmed but i believe its more than 10 (could be wrong, maybe more maybe less). great question on how much light for the vision system, hopefully airseekers iwll chime in.
As for the rtf battery recharging time, they are now shipping it with a solar charging panel. they believe you won't have to recharge unless light is limited. I imagine if light is an issue you would be rechargin once a week or every other week.
@@PestandLawnGinja Good info - thanks for quick reply.
Would you recommend this or the Segway Navimow?
This has more options.
Awesome mower , any idea when it is getting released to the public ???
I believe they're shooting for June or July
There is another robot called Luba which has a cut height of up to 4". And is good on steep hills. Does the Airseeker work on steep hills?
yes it does
Isnt that improved version of EcoFlow Blade? At least it looks like that. Similar design, same wheels
Not the same company.
what about slopes? Did you test it on those?
No I did not get a chance to directly test the slopes
Looks similar to the Ecoflow blade that failed utterly. Mammotions Luba seems to be the bar to beat right now. If I could get a decent replacement around $500 for my Landroid Id be all over a GPS unit. Ive had enough of the perimeter wire.
haha, second person to say by the looks this is the same. its not the same. be like me saying an that pear looks like an apple. must be a pear.
@@PestandLawnGinja Shape wise its pretty similar, but this one is far superior from the ecoflow from what I can tell. I wish them all the luck!
I just received the luba 2 I ordered yesterday 😅😅😅
It's like buying a cell phone. New tech always coming out
Have you tried the mowrator?
not yet
What is the max grade that it can do?
35 degrees i believe
would like to see that mower with a 16in Reel instead of those blades .
Have you tried the Luba or Luba 2?
yes.
Any idea approximately how much it will cost? Good review!
updated link in the description of the video. they have kickstarter prices that are a tad lower right now.
Kickstarter has started crowdfunding, you can pay attention to it
did you notice, could it suck in leaves and mulch them?
i haven't tried that. this video was done early winter. when they send me a demo version i'll test it out more thoroughly
Where did u get the app to test it?
Airseekers
@@PestandLawnGinja can we see it somewhere ?
@@maciejsalamon they haven't launched yet. best to post on there facebook page. they've been fairly active there for questions like these.
Ya know when it's officially on the market? I heard summer 2024 but you have any connections?
they have updates pretty consistently on there facebook and kickstarter. links in the description. other than that that's all i know unfortunately.
Kickstarter has started crowdfunding, you can pay attention to it
i wish my automatic pool cleaner was as precise as this machine
That's be pretty cool 😎
I'd love to see how it performs in thick St Augustine grass
good call
I am still waiting on an autonomous reel mower with a HOC of down to 1/2 inch. Then I might fork over some cash.
That would be pretty cool
Take all of my money!!!!!
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Kickstarter has started crowdfunding, you can pay attention to it
The first 4 seconds sounds like you are Rapping :'D
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So ein möchte ich gerne. Und ein Video auf Deutsch. Möchte es gerne testen
my thoughts exactly
This or ecovacs goat g1?
man, i've never had the pleasure on the g1. hopefully someone comments.
Disappointed that you didn’t open the box with the string trimmer. 😂
My bad! The next one is pretty great 👍
I have found that it only likes everything bagels 🤣
Mmmm bagels 🥯
In fact, what we see in all the test videos of wireless installations is that the lawn mower robot is being tested on a very flat lawn. In fact, we would rather see how the lawn mower works when there are obstacles, such as many trees or other obstacles on the lawn. Can the lawn mower robot cleverly avoid obstacles?
We also want to see if the GPS wireless signal of the machine will be affected under the shade of trees. In cloudy conditions, such as many dark clouds. Will the GPS signal also be affected? Speaking of which, can machines go out to work on rainy days? These are all very important, and if the machine can only cut grass on sunny days, there will be many restrictions
If there is a swimming pool on the lawn and the lawn has a certain slope to the pool, there is a certain slope. Will the lawn mower robot fall into the swimming pool uncontrollably under the influence of gravity?
All the tested lawns are very ideal, but what we would prefer to see in such a high priced robot is that it does not require wiring, but can it achieve more powerful functions beyond that?
Can anyone who has actually used robot give real feedback?
you're not wrong. I have tested others on slopes but this one i did not get a chance.
@@PestandLawnGinja yes,so would you test again to solve all my doubts?
Can u compare Segway i vs this one?lol
I can !
@@PestandLawnGinjaIf it is possible ,thanks for the help.
@@nickmeng2539 just waiting on a machine
Have to mention it. IP66 is not the highest IP rating :)
Good call
Those little fingers aren’t doing anything either they could add stif tines in a V to direct debris away like a cattle guard on a train
Yeah. They were in the idea phase to test if there was value. Fully agree
But still didn't see how multiple zones are working....
not quiet sure i understand what you're saying. the software allows you to create multiple zones and they're combined with paths between each zone for the machine to travel.
@@PestandLawnGinja I know that this is possible but I saw this only in text:) no one shows on mobile app how multiple zones is working.. map with multiple zones. Can I send robot only in zone 2? How to create multiple zones? I really want to see this :)
@@datguylenici8866 understandable. The demo machines have been sent out to a select few. Hopefully you'll have your answers soon
Sounds like a rap at the beginning 😅
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Why are these little Dickie razor blades and not a proper thick blade like what’s on an edger or a mower or like a smaller version of like a thick robust mower blade?
These mowers run a very high rpm compared to traditional mowers.The heavier the blades, the more damage will occur if something goes wrong.
They're meant to take a tiny bit off the top. Sharp blades equals less stress on the grass
This is like the ecoflow but with a camera. It had horrible reviews with those Angled front omni tires. I'm out. Luba 2 looks better.
That's like saying you look like a serial killer so you must be as well 😆 😂 😆
Where did you see the horrible reviews?
Two razors isn’t gonna help they need to create lift if they create lift they wouldn’t need to cut every day maybe every third day they could do this by adding an air foil to the disc the razors are attached to the second blade isn’t doing a thing at all
The lift is done with the fan they installed. The double razor is for when the grass falls from top to bottom. Acting more like a mulching blade
@@PestandLawnGinja oh ok I must have missed the fan part sorry but won’t it get clogged with damp grass I think if they added something non mechanical to the disc to create lift it would be better in the long run especially if the machine runs early In The am when the grass has dew or if it runs after a rain. Or they could replace the second razor with a high lift attachment to create some air flow
not an issue. its a long video and the mention was very quick. I do agree that wet grass has a potential to stick. they have been testing this fan based suction for the last few years and highly recommend to mow when the grass is dry for that reason.@@Justthemow
This is an ecoflow blade clone
Just the wheels
I think people just needs to get out of the house and mow their own grass.
Its therapeutic for sure
That’s the whole point of robot mowers so you can get out of the house and spend more time with your family doing things
Try telling that to my 1 acre of 20 - 25 degree slopes especially when Bermuda wants to be cut every 4 days
@@Mo0eY This thing ain’t gonna cut your 1 acre. Recommend getting a rider and inhaled the fresh air.
@@Losttouchjs The Tron Max is rated up to 1.5 acres. I'm all in. Worst case scenario I sell it on eBay for the Kickstarter price I'm paying for.
I'd rather do the other lawn care stuff like fertilizing, weed killing, landscaping, levelling, etc. than mow. It is nice to do but my time can be spent better elsewhere with the lawn
They just paid you to advertise it? You weren't honest when you praised the lawnmower? And do you think it will come to the market or is it just a scam?
So... me being upfront about the terms then using the machine and being authentic is the wrong thing to do? 🤣🤣🤣🤣 you will spin anything. Have a great day and thanks for the chuckle
Kickstarter? no thanks!
It's not for everyone
Looks broken right out of the box.
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worst bots i ever seen
not sure why you would say that without actually using it
This mower is a copy of the Ecoflow Blade and will suffer the same problems. Better avoid this mower ….
Nope. Not even close. Having handled both of them they're not equal by any means