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Mammotion review

Updated September 30, 2026 · HabitatCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 30, 2026

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Our verdict

Mammotion suits owners of large or sloped lawns who want app control from a specialist robot mower brand, with a listed maximum area of 12,000 m² and a warranty of 2 to 3 years. Buyers after a ride-on or a handheld machine will find far more choice from Fuxtec or Exmark.

Key facts

Best for
Large, sloped gardens run by one app-controlled robot mower.
Largest lawn area (m²)
12,000↗
Warranty
2 to 3 years↗
Maximum slope
80%↗
Noise level (dB)
70↗
App control
Yes↗
Markets
AU, AT, CA, DE, DK, ES, FR, GB, IT, LU, NL, PL, SE, US↗
Legal entity
Mammotion Technology Co., Limited↗
Headquarters
Hong Kong↗
Founded
2016↗
Support channels
Chat, Phone, Email, Help-centre, Community↗
Products
Robot mower
Robot mower navigation
Rtk gps, Vision, Lidar
Official website
mammotion.com

Facts checked September 30, 2026, 6 sources

Apps and profiles

Elsewhere
LinkedIn

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Maximum area of 12,000 m² places Mammotion 2 of 14 brands tracked, well past the group median of 3,500.
  • Navigation is listed as rtk gps, vision and lidar, so the mower builds its own map rather than following an installed boundary wire.
  • Slopes of 80% are covered, which suits gardens with banks, ridges and uneven transitions.
  • App control is included, so mowing starts and stops from a phone instead of a panel on the machine.
  • A warranty of 2 to 3 years sits close to the group median of 3.

Cons

  • Robot mowers are the whole range (robot mower), so anyone who also wants a ride-on or a handheld machine ends up buying from Exmark or Fuxtec for that.
  • Operating noise of 70 dB is the figure to weigh before parking the mower against a neighbour's fence.
  • Buying is listed for AU, AT and CA, so readers in other countries should approach Exmark or Fuxtec first.
  • A warranty of 2 to 3 years falls short of the longest cover in the group at 5, which counts for a machine that works outdoors unsupervised.
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Who it suits

  • Owners of large gardens, up to the recorded 12,000 m² of lawn, who want a specialist robot mower brand rather than a general machinery range.
  • Gardens with banks, ridges or sloping ground, since the listed limit is 80%.
  • Buyers who want to reach a person as well as a form, since channels include chat, phone and email.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Anyone after a ride-on or handheld machine: Exmark lists lawn mower, ride on mower and robot mower, so robot mowers sit inside a wider lawn range there.
  • Readers who want a chain saw, pressure washer or garden tools alongside a mower: Fuxtec covers robot mower, lawn mower and ride on mower.
  • Buyers outside AU, AT and CA, who should check Toolineo and its robot mower, lawn mower and trimmer range or a local dealer.

Core features

Start with lawn size, because that is where Mammotion separates itself from most of the robot mowers compared here. The listed maximum area is 12,000 m², which puts the brand at rank 2 of 14 brands tracked on that measure and well above the middle of the group at 3,500. If your grass covers most of the plot, this is the range that says a single machine can take the whole thing rather than the flat centre of it. Slope is the second test, and it matters more than buyers expect. The steepest ground listed is 80%, so banks, ridges and the awkward strip between a patio and a boundary come within reach instead of becoming the reason to mow less often by hand. The warranty runs 2 to 3 years. That is close to the group median of 3 and shorter than the longest cover in the group at 5. For a machine that sits outdoors through rain and sun and works without supervision, the length of cover is the figure that decides how much of the running cost you carry yourself. App control is included, so scheduling and start stops happen from a phone rather than from a panel on the machine. On a lawn of this size, that is the difference between a robot that keeps up with growth and one that you keep thinking about. Sound is the trade-off to weigh before ordering. Operating noise is listed at 70 dB, which is loud for something that runs while you are out. Neither the area figure nor the slope figure answers that one: planting, walls and the hour of day decide it, so run it over a weekend and listen before you commit. Put together, the offer points at owners with space and uneven ground who want a specialist robot mower to cover it, rather than buyers assembling a mixed set of garden machines.

The company behind it

Mammotion is sold by Mammotion Technology Co., Limited, registered in Hong Kong, and the business dates back to 2016. A robot mower is really two purchases: the machine, and the company that answers when it stops part way through a job. The second one deserves a paragraph of its own. Support is the clearest signal here. The channels on offer are chat, phone and email, a wide spread for a specialist brand. Chat and phone take the urgent cases, such as a mower that stops in the middle of a lawn, while email and a help centre take the repeat questions and the community space takes the rest. A brand offering email alone would hand all of that work back to the owner. Registration under a named entity rather than a trading name is worth noticing, because it tells you who stands behind the after-sales policy when a claim needs handling. The policy is published, which is a good sign for a company whose buyers are mostly new to robotic mowing and will meet the machine and its support at the same time. None of this is a promise of long cover. It is a route to a person when something needs answering, which is the part of a young brand that buyers tend to notice only after a fault.

How Mammotion compares

Where Mammotion is available

Available
Australia, Austria, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom, United States

Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 30, 2026)

Frequently asked questions

How large a lawn can a Mammotion robot mower cover?+

The listed maximum area is 12,000 m², and on that measure Mammotion places 2 of 14 brands tracked. The middle of the group sits at 3,500, so this is among the larger claims on the market. Measure your own plot before you commit, since a maximum is the top of the range rather than a typical lawn.

Does it need a boundary wire laid out first?+

A boundary wire is not part of the listed setup. Navigation is listed as rtk gps, vision and lidar, meaning the mower builds its own map from satellite positioning, cameras and lidar instead of following an installed edge. That removes a setup job on an awkward lawn, though it does leave the mower dependent on open sky and a clear view of the grass to hold its bearings.

Can I start and schedule mowing from an app?+

App control is included, so the mower can be started, stopped and scheduled from a phone rather than from a panel on the machine, and the range it covers reaches 12,000 m². It is also a standard feature across the brands compared here, so treat it as expected rather than as a reason to choose one over another.

What warranty comes with the mower?+

The warranty runs 2 to 3 years, close to the group median of 3 and shorter than the longest cover in the group at 5. For a machine that sits outdoors through rain and sun, cover length is worth reading carefully, because the repairs that matter most often arrive after a season of work.

How loud is it, and will neighbours cope?+

Operating noise is listed at 70 dB, which is loud for a machine that runs unsupervised. Garden walls, hedges and a closed gate soften it, while a thin fence or an open plan towards a neighbour's patio does little. If the mower will run while the house is empty, sound is the figure to check before you order.

Can it cope with a steep, uneven garden?+

The steepest slope listed is 80%, and the maximum area is 12,000 m², so the capacity covers hilly ground as well as a large plot. On a lawn that falls away sharply, or with a bank between the house and the bottom of the garden, these figures decide whether the mower can take the whole area or only the flat middle.

What do robot mowers in this comparison cost?+

Across the robot mowers here, entry prices sit around €99.94, with €24.67 at the lower end and €198.14 at the upper end. Mammotion sits in that group, so compare its price against the figures used elsewhere in this review: a maximum area of 12,000 m² and a warranty of 2 to 3 years.

Where can I buy one, and can I get help locally?+

Buying is listed in Australia, AT and CA, and support runs through chat, phone and email. Chat, phone and email therefore reach you in the countries the mowers ship to, with a help centre for written questions and a community space for the rest. Outside those markets the choice narrows to a local dealer.

Sources

Compiled from 6 source pages, checked September 30, 2026. We did not open an account.

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