LYMOW One Plus Robotic Lawn Mower

I love my robot

Works great!

If you own a medium-to-large property and want to spend less time mowing while keeping your lawn consistently maintained, the Lymow One Plus 10A is an impressive investment. Its combination of powerful cutting, rugged all-terrain capability, and smart navigation puts it among the top robotic mowers in its class. While no robotic mower completely eliminates lawn maintenance, the Lymow dramatically reduces the work and delivers professional-looking results with very little effort.

Great improvement over the Lymow One. I'm happy to provide whatever extra feedback you may need.

Additionally I built a shed for my mower and think that you could sell a similar type of prepacked product to many customers.

I would be happy to send pictures or be on some type of advisory group for ongoing Lymow One Plus feedback.

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I have a smaller yard with lots of trees and flowers. It took about 2 weeks for me to get the hang of it. It would be nice if there was a way of pin pointing the RTK signal so it was positioned right the first time. That was the hardest part for me. Its the tree thing that makes it harder. A large open yard would make it easier. As far as set up, it went ok. It took complete map breakdowns to get it close. The machine itself is awesome. Construction of this product is great. Just wish it was a little easier, especially as an older person. Believe me, I can figure things out, but it did get frustrating at times. Two weeks into it, I think I have it figured out, we'll see. Other than that, awesome product, makes my life a little easier.
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Once you get comfortable with the quirks and can efficiently map out your property it does great! Developers are constantly updating the software and listening to customer feedback. When you run into issues it does take a few days for customer service to respond but that makes sense with a small start up

Ive had the unit for several weeks now, and have worked through many of the quirks. Not all issues relate to the mower. Some are related to just figuring out the best speed, deck height and time of day for optimal mowing. I have 4.5 acres to mow.

I have hit just about all of the issues reported online. I proactively addressed the deck bolts not having locktight, I received the firmware update that fixed the blades shutting off, I removed the annoying (and useless for me) mulching attachment, and Ive decided that scheduling is not the best approach for my situation.

All in all I am VERY happy, even with the rough start. I have experienced the unit docking and not charging and having to disconnect the battery to reset it. Luckily only once so far.

I have no complaints at this point, and little suggestions as you guys have covered most things. Here is my biggest suggestion..
Make the deck cover removable so it is easier maintenance to clear out the grass that builds up in there and for any repairs.

Otherwise, you gusy have done a REMARKABLE job. The features and mobile app are great. As long as it continues to operate as it has, I will recommend this everyone!

This is a review for the Lymow one plus 10a. I held off purchasing an autonomous mower for quite some time as I did not believe or trust the ability to go precisely where it needs to go. I want anybody reading this that is hesitating to know this mower quickly dispelled any doubts I had minutes after perusing the manual and setting it up. You can cut grass with a dull rusty spoon if you spin it fast enough, no great feat there. The part that begins to be amazing is where you set it up for an area then add your no zones. It takes a time or two for it to really learn how to cut it. It won't leave areas , it will learn how to make the most productive and efficient way to cut that area. So give it a chance learn what and how it works then work with it. You will get better at setting up areas, no zones, channels and all the goodies it comes with. Be creative and have fun with it. I go back and add as I learn more about how versatile this mower is. You can set everything you can imagine or nothing using defaults. If you want to use this technology to make your life easier you have to be willing to put in some effort as that will make the difference in its effectiveness. Also I lift it onto table ( after removing battery) to clean and shapen blades, so easy ! You then see how much thought and effort went into building this. I have 2.5 acres of separate areas divided by driveways and tree lines, pool, trees and curvy and square places. Nothing stands in the way of your lymow getting the cutting done based on how you set it up. If you want very close fine edges it takes a few minutes more to create your area lines but is so impressive when you see it out there mowing its following your lines within 1/8 of an inch. I want to give these to all my family and friends because nobody should have to cut if they don't want too. You can cut yourself if you want , just stop it from going out. Buy it you'll love it. Truly a spectacular piece of equipment.

The Lymow One Plus has many improvements over the original model that make it much better for my mowing situation.

So I bought the lymow to mow my steep hills which I do manually. The mower works great so I will not have to use my self propelled mower as I'm getting older and need to be safe

When my Lymow One experienced a battery issue which cause a connector failure, Lymow provided me with an upgrade to the Lymow One Plus...As with my original Lymow, I must say I love my Lymow mowers! Impressive performance, yes with occasional and manageable firmware quirks...I can work with Lymow. As long as you are willing to be patient, Lymow will come through. Thank you Komlan and Lymow.

5 stars. It's not perfect, but it is worth 5 stars. I don't have to mow my lawn anymore. And it does a good job. Basically as advertised, so it definitely deserves 5 stars. BUT, it isn't without quirks. It mows pretty wide around no-go zones, and then runs into things on the perimeter, even if smart detection is on. It also has developed a weird quirk where it leaves wavy lines just on the perimeter. But, I read some forums that say it requires regular cleaning and I hadn't cleaned it yet so that one may be easily solved. The app is great, but the draw features aren't live yet so you have to remote control with your phone thru Bluetooth to set up. Not a problem, but for straight property lines, it would be really nice to be able to snap a dead straight line instead of trying to drive perfectly straight. Again, works great, mows, and saves a ton of time. But, software-wise, I'm hoping for a few upgrades to make it a bit easier to use and adjust. However, for the price and features it has, it's pretty amazing what it can do. Overall pleased with the purchase and will continue to with through the quick stir the huge benefit of not having to be out there and mow!

It has been great. I like the app and there are continuous improvements with updates. The only issue I have now is that I have to send it out when my yard is mostly shaded in the late afternoon because the unit gets hot and the blades will stop turning when it's in direct sunlight. It is very hot here, 110F real feel. The most recent app stated it was trying to address that problem so we'll see. Overall it has been a life saver!

I love this thing. It is a little tank. The tracks allow it to go over anything and yet it will not tear up the grass. It does a great job of mowing and I like the fact that it uses real lawnmower blades and not the small razor blades you have to switch out every couple weeks.

The installation & set-up was made easy by following the excellent information & videos ! After the first week of operation, we will be adjusting the size of our initial 4 zones and adding an additional mowing zone whip will make the LyMow mowing area approx. 1.2 acres. We are very pleased with the performance of the LyMow, and our neighbors are impressed !

When I saw all the negative comments, I was afraid I made a mistake by purchasing the Lymow one plus. After receiving my one plus, I have been extremely happy with my mower. It was very easy to setup and get working.
I did run into a few issues, but after learning my machine and my machine learning my yard, I'm extremely pleased with my purchase.. it just takes being patient and give it and little time.

The mower works exceptionally, it mows very evenly and negotiated the steep bank very efficiently, this is an excellent mower for almost any type lawn maintenance.

Great RTK Mower—Just Understand the Physics of Your Yard
I've only had the Lymow for a short while now, but overall, it has been working great on my property. When it has a clear line of sight, the accuracy is incredible—frequently locking in right down to 0.01 on the app, which gives you perfect, centimeter-level precision.

The only real issues I've run into so far come down to the initial learning curve of setting up an RTK-GPS system:

Mapping Requires a Solid Signal: You need to make sure the mower has an absolute lock and good signal strength while you are actively creating your zones. If you map a boundary during a temporary signal dip, your lines won't be true.

Dense Tree Canopies Are the Enemy: It struggles in areas that are completely covered by thick, dense trees where it loses its line of sight to the sky. To be fair, this isn't really a fault of the manufacturer—it's just the nature of satellite-based RTK technology.

If you have wide-open spaces, this thing is a beast and handles the yard beautifully. If you have heavy tree cover, just be prepared to give yourself a little extra buffer when drawing your boundaries and expect the signal to drop to a "float" under the thick stuff. Definitely a solid investment so far!

Lymow One Plus has been a welcome addition to the maintenance team at my house

Doing an excellent job so far, easy setup. Mapped four zones for a total of 1.6 acres. Still have another 1.4 acres to zone and map, planning to complete setup of all areas in the next week or so. Received the mower approximately 4 weeks ago.

Very pleased, performance is terrific so far.

I haven't had any problems. I see a lot of bad Reddit comments, but I've used customer service and they were extremely responsive. My blades have not stopped due to heat and it appears to be working very very well. I love the machine. It's freed up hours of my time.

Happy with it so far. First few weeks figuring out the settings to fit my yard. Month later, everything is working great

This mower is rapidly developing into the best on the market with amazing potential to change the way we take care of the yard. Thanks for the product and keep up the good work.

My Lymow, "Spot", cleans up my lawn, a 1/2 acre hill twice a week and does a great job! My lawn slopes from flat to a 30° angle most at 25°'s. This my third robot lawn mower and the first to be up to the task.

I love it. Works flawlessly!

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So far so good. Mower does a very good job, and tracks accurately with GPS.

I bought the One Plus as an anniversary gift for my husband. He was a bit afraid of setup after looking at the instructions. I watched the videos. Between the two of us we were able to mowing quickly and with ease. It would have been greatl to have a video gamer to help with the joystick when mapping.
She has been mowing about 1/2 acre fairly flat front lawn every other day. It does a great job and has yet to fail (5 days in). There were a couple of times the terrain threatened to stop the mower but it was able to avoid getting stuck and kept mowing.
Next challenge will be another 1/2 acre in the backyard that includes fairly steep grades, rough terrain and several trees. So far we are impressed and have shown friends and relatives videos and pictures. Recommend.

I like it a lot. I do have a couple if issues. When mapping a zone, it keeps veering to the right when I want a straight line. I correct it to get back on line. It then porpoises back and forth instead of going in a straight line when mowing. Is there something to correct it from pulling to the right?

Some software suggestions. 1) Increase the speed of the Lymow when going across channels or returning to the docking station. It mows faster than it travels. 2) Allow setting a starting point on a zone. I have a big yard and can start earlier if I can designate it to start far away from the neighbors or our bedrooms. 3) Allow editing by tapping two points in a zone to draw a straight line. Most people have straight lines for their property borders and it would make the Lymow more efficient. 4) Allow the owner to specify the charging high percentage. I have property far away from the docking and if it only charges to 75%, it ends up having to recharge 4 times to complete the zone. It takes about 9 minutes to get from the docking station to the start of the zone, and even longer when part has already been mowed. If I can charge to 90 or 95%, I would eliminate one recharge. Thank you for allowing me to participate with the feedback.

Charles Rupp

Haven't had any problems yet, almost one month in if it continues to perform, like it has been performing. It's a great machine.

So far so good!

This is my 3rd robot lawnmower. I have had a Luba AWD, and a TRON previously. My Lymow One Plus is by far the best by leaps bounds. It uses real blades, and has insane cutting power. I wish my robot mower journey started with my Lymow!

Absolutely amazing customer service! Shelley was incredibly responses, even when she didn't have an update. She still reached out just to let me know the team was working on a solution. It was very much appreciated.

I am giving the mower a 5 star rating, understanding there are still small issues to fix. It mows my 1.5 acres of grass with zero issues. I thought about mapping my neighbor so my Lymow has something to do in his spare time. Saving 1.5 hours a week not mowing. If you don't have one. Buy one. Super easy to map. Thank you.

I should say this is my first robotic mower, though I've been following the technology for years. It's probably also important to know I'm a bit type-A and notice all of the little details, so small things can bug me. That said, I'm enjoying the Lymow quite a bit and am glad I purchased it, despite having quite a few issues and overall finding it far less polished than I hoped it would be. I don't find that I like RTK as a navigation system since it can vary significantly in performance/accuracy day-to-day regardless of antennae placement. Lymow's obstacle avoidance has improved a lot since I purchased it, but I generally find it to be pretty poor. It can also be downright abusive to itself, ramming into/scraping the deck across stucco walls while turning near corners, turning tightly around trees and scraping the the tracks/plastic side covers aggressively on the tree bark, etc. It just doesn't have the awareness of it's own physical dimensions and where the mechanics of it's own turning swing those dimensions well enough in-hand to avoid bashing into stuff during turns. This is not the robot for you if you have delicate planters or pots in the yard, complex perimeter geometry, narrow pathways to be mowed (3' width or under) and are hoping for closely trimmed edges. However, this absolutely IS the robot for you if you have a huge open lawn full of thick grass and uneven terrain, and are just hoping to have the robot take care of the bulk of the heavy-lifting. It's built incredibly well and can take a beating (which it will give itself, ha!) If you don't mind some growing pains and less than perfect lawn coverage (occasional striping or missed small sections due to poor turning and the RTK being rough that day) the Lymow is excellent at mowing large areas quickly and I believe will continue to improve with the consistent OTA updates. Lymow is likely the best cutting robotic mower out there for hogging through large areas of thick grass and uneven terrain. It's not the best at anything else though (maneuverability in tight spaces, obstacle avoidance, accuracy around perimeters, graceful and efficient navigation, consistency, etc). However, after seeing some of the latest review videos on the newer AI vision/lidar robots out today, things aren't so perfect there either. We're still in the stage where companies are over-selling features/performance and underselling how trouble-prone the technology still is. You area absolutely going to have some significant and troubling experiences getting Lymow (or any robotic mower) dialed in. This will include days to even weeks of experimentation, troubleshooting, remapping areas, moving the RTK antennae, etc. Once you get through that initial chaos though, you should be able to get it dialed in to the point that most of the lawn work is done for you without you having to babysit the thing anymore. Just keep in mind that you definitely will need to (and should) babysit this thing for a couple of weeks to see where it's going wrong so it doesn't damage itself or your property while dealing with perimeter edges nears walls/corners, delicate planter beds, trees, etc. The best practice so far is to give up the idea that you're going to be able to consistently mow 4" away from a stucco wall, corner, or any complex geometry. The RTK navigation accuracy varies significantly from day-to-day, so you need a larger buffer in case one day it's 4" off and just scratches itself to death while riding the wall the whole time (the VSLAM system doesn't compensate nearly as well as I'd hoped in these circumstances). Again, this stuff may continue to improve over time (it definitely has already with the OTA updates), but it's important to know what you're getting into before making the purchase. It'll definitely mow your lawn, but you've gotta work for it initially quite a bit. If you go into the purchase knowing all of this, I think you will be much happier with the experience. Like I said, I'm still glad I purchase it, and it's the most heavy duty build quality of all the mowers out (maybe Yarbo is similar). Plus the battery chemistry is a better fit for longevity than pretty much all of the other units out, so it has the best chance of being the longest lasting consumer robotic mower you can buy today.

So far so good. Beautiful mowing results. Have had for about 3 weeks, only one bad experience where mower did not seem to know where it was and drove through a flower bed. That's obviously not great, but 95pct of the time this thing does a beautiful job. I had a Husquevarna with boundary wires before—it really required no supervision. The Lymow requires more supervision, but the results are significantly better. With the Husquevarna the lawn didn't look unmowed, but it also never looked freshly mowed. With the Lymow, it looks like I just had a team of landscapers do my yard. Definitely still have to trim, however. Wish someone would come up with a robot trimmer. Does not have to be attached to the mower.

I was a bit skeptical after ordering and then seeing people complaining on Lymow Facebook user group. I have to say, the mower has outperformed my expectations. I've only had a couple of glitches and simply restarted the unit and everything was fine. I mounted my antenna on my rooftop and always have a strong signal. This may alleviate a lot of connection related issues. Hardware issues will happen to any mechanical device but after 3 weeks f constant mowing I have had no issues. I regularly clean the deck which I think helps immensely to keep from stressing the motor and drive unit. I've already recommended the Lymow to a few friends.