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What the robot mower brands aren't telling you about their specs - and which ones are actually useful
Robot mowers aren't one-size-fits-all devices - many have overhyped specs you don't even need. Here's my advice after years of testing.
Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. The perfect robot mower for you is not nearly as fancy and feature-heavy as you may think. I've said it before, and I'll say it again: it's not the lawn mower, it's all about the yard. A robot mower may be a market leader with top-of-the-line specs and still not be a good fit for your yard. Here's the great news: There's a perfect robot mower for almost any yard. As someone who's tested numerous types of robot lawn mowers, I've learned that many of the specs that brands market as groundbreaking are simply not vital for most shoppers. A mostly flat, fenced-in 0.10-acre yard doesn't need the power that a hilly, sectioned, unfenced…
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