Updated October 21, 2026 · HabitatCue Editorial Team

Fuxtec vs STIGA

Fuxtec scores 9.3 and STIGA 9.3 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.
Fuxtec

Fuxtec

Higher score in this comparison

9.3/10

STIGA

9.3/10

Fuxtec vs STIGA: the differences

Fuxtec vs STIGA
CompareFuxtecFuxtecReviewSee alternativesSee alternativesSTIGAReviewSee alternativesSee alternatives
Price from€6.90£8.99
Largest lawn area (m²)1,00014,000Higher
Shared battery platformYesHas itNo
MarketsDE, AT, IT, FR, NL, BE, LU, ESAT, BE, CZ, DK, FI, FR, DE, IT, NL, NO, PL, ES, SE, GB
WarrantyNot confirmed5 years
Maximum slopeNot confirmed50%
Noise level (dB)60Not confirmed

Same on both: App control (Yes).

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Key differences

  • Largest lawn area (m²) is higher at STIGA: 14,000 vs 1,000.
  • Shared battery platform: only Fuxtec.
  • Support channels: only Fuxtec offers Chat.
  • STIGA is available in 6 more countries.
  • Robot mower navigation: only STIGA offers Rtk gps, Vision.
  • Markets: only Fuxtec offers LU.
  • Markets: only STIGA offers CZ, DK, FI.

Our verdict on each

Fuxtec

Fuxtec suits households that want a robot mower and the rest of the garden kit from a single seller, with app control on the lawn mowers and a maximum area of 1,000 m². The catalogue is cheap at the entry end, and the boundary wire is the part of the setup you plan around.

Read the full Fuxtec review

STIGA

STIGA suits home owners who want a single brand covering the whole garden, from hand tools to robot mowers. Its warranty of 5 years runs at the top of this group, and the robot range reaches 14,000 m². Help comes by email, phone and help centre.

Read the full STIGA review

Score breakdown

Fuxtec vs STIGA
AreaFuxtecSTIGA
Cost9.6HigherFuxtec opens at €6.90, which ranks position 4 of 20 brands, with robot mowers priced above the tool entry point.9.4Price at entry is £8.99, ranked 6 of 20, so cost sits mid field against Fuxtec at €6.90.
Offer9.0App control and a battery platform, robot mower, lawn mower and ride on mower of categories, and support on email, phone and chat.9.2HigherCover of 5 years plus robot mowers reaching 14,000 m² and slopes of 50% give the offer real weight.

Where each is licensed and available

Fuxtec vs STIGA
CountryFuxtecSTIGA
HeadquartersGermanyItaly

Available in 7 countries for both. Additional countries for Fuxtec: 1. Additional countries for STIGA: 7.

Choosing between them

Pick Fuxtec if shared battery platform matter most.

Pick STIGA if largest lawn area (m²) matter most.

How they place

Fuxtec vs STIGA
RankingFuxtecSTIGA
Robot lawn mowers12 of 2613 of 26
Lawn mowers and garden tools28 of 7430 of 74

Every fact side by side

Fuxtec vs STIGA
FactFuxtecSTIGA
ProductsRobot mower, Lawn mower, Ride on mower, Trimmer, Leaf blower, Chainsaw, Pressure washer, Garden toolsRobot mower, Lawn mower, Ride on mower, Trimmer, Leaf blower, Chainsaw, Pressure washer, Garden tools
Robot mower navigationBoundary wireRtk gps, Vision, Boundary wireCovers more
Legal entityFUXTEC GmbHSTIGA S.p.A.
HeadquartersGermanyItaly
Support channelsEmail, Phone, Chat, Help centreCovers moreEmail, Phone, Help centre

Where each stands against the rest

Fuxtec vs STIGA
FactFuxtecSTIGAMedian
Largest lawn area (m²)1,000lowest quarter14,000highest quarter2,200
WarrantyNot confirmed5 yearshighest quarter3 years
Maximum slopeNot confirmed50%below the median55%
Noise level (dB)60above the medianNot confirmed59

Median across 23 listed brands.

Pros and cons

Fuxtec

Pros

  • Robot mowers reach a maximum area of 1,000 m² and come with app control, so scheduling does not need a panel on the machine.
  • The catalogue spans robot mower, lawn mower and ride on mower, while Exmark's lawn mower, ride on mower and robot mower stops at mower categories.
  • Fuxtec opens at €6.90, below the £8.99 starting point at STIGA.

Cons

  • Robot mowers navigate on boundary wire, so the lawn needs cable laid before the first cut rather than a mapping run.
  • A maximum area of 1,000 m² leaves the biggest lawns to brands ranked higher on reach.
  • Shipping is limited to DE, AT and IT, so households outside those markets need a local seller instead.

STIGA

Pros

  • Warranty of 5 years, well ahead of 3 years for the typical robot mower in this group.
  • Robot mowers reach 14,000 m², against 3,500 for the typical machine here.
  • Range spans robot mower, lawn mower and ride on mower, which adds ride-on mowers and leaf blowers to what Toolineo lists.

Cons

  • Battery platform is a no, so batteries are not shared between a mower and a pressure washer.
  • Navigation is a mix of rtk gps, vision and boundary wire, so a boundary wire has to be chosen at purchase rather than added later.
  • Markets are listed as AT, BE and CZ, so the range and its support cover those countries and nothing wider.

Who each suits

Fuxtec

Who it suits

  • Households that want the mower, the trimmer and the hand tools from a single seller rather than comparing shops.
  • Owners of a lawn up to 1,000 m² who are comfortable laying cable around the grass.
  • Buyers in Germany, AT and IT who want app control and a battery platform across the range.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Large lawn owners who want cable free mowing, since Fuxtec's mowers run on boundary wire; Exmark's lawn mower, ride on mower and robot mower fits someone buying a large ride on machine instead.
  • Shoppers outside DE, AT and IT, including the UK, where STIGA's UK hand tool range from £8.99 sits closer to local buyers.
  • Buyers who want a short, mower focused list; Toolineo's robot mower, lawn mower and trimmer covers the core categories without the chainsaw, pressure washer and ride on lines.

STIGA

Who it suits

  • Home owners with a large lawn who want one address for hand tools, mowers and garden equipment.
  • Buyers who put warranty length first, since 5 years is long for this group.
  • Gardeners shopping in Austria, BE and CZ who want phone and email support alongside the machines.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Buyers after the lowest entry price: Fuxtec lists €6.90 for garden tools.
  • Shoppers whose list is ride-on mowers and lawn mowers only: Exmark lists lawn mower, ride on mower and robot mower, which fits a mower focused buying plan.
  • Anyone needing a shared battery platform across machines, which STIGA does not offer.

Current offers

STIGA

Current offer

  • Discount code

    10% off first order via newsletter signup: 10%

    Sign up to the STIGA newsletter; 10% discount applied to the first order

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

Country by country

Fuxtec vs STIGA
CountryFuxtecSTIGA
CzechiaNoYes
DenmarkNoYes
FinlandNoYes
LuxembourgYesNo
NorwayNoYes
PolandNoYes
SwedenNoYes
United KingdomNoYes

8 of 15 countries where either is available.

Questions about each

Fuxtec

What does a Fuxtec machine cost to get into?+

Fuxtec's catalogue opens at €6.90 for hand tools, so a robot mower sits well above that figure. That entry price places the brand at position 4 of 20 brands, and it sits below the £8.99 starting point at STIGA.

How much lawn can a Fuxtec robot mower cover?+

The largest area a Fuxtec robot mower covers is 1,000 m², which suits a substantial family lawn rather than a large estate. On that measure Fuxtec ranks at position 12 of 14 brands, so buyers with a lot of grass should check the higher rated models in the robot mower ranking first.

STIGA

How much does a STIGA machine cost at the point of purchase?+

Hand tools sit at £8.99 on the UK store, a single starting price rather than a range. Robot mowers cost more than that, and the price ranking places STIGA at 6 of 20, ahead of Fuxtec, whose garden tools begin at €6.90.

How long is the STIGA warranty?+

Warranty is 5 years, well ahead of 3 years for the typical robot mower in this group, and ahead of 3 years across lawn mowers and garden tools. Owners get more cover than most brands here.