“The Mammotion Luba Mini AWD Lidar 1500 is praised as a powerful device for gardens with many trees and plants, which serve as orientation points for the wireless Lidar navigation. The review highlights its excellent all-terrain capability and cutting performance. It is also noted for being particularly quiet during operation. However, the reviewer expects future updates to improve obstacle detection.”

“The Luba Mini AWD (LiDAR) is considered one of the more expensive models for its class but justifies its price with an all-wheel-drive system that impressively handles steep inclines. The LiDAR model demonstrated excellent obstacle detection, successfully identifying all test obstacles. The review concludes that while the RTK model is suitable for open gardens, the LiDAR version is the better choice for areas with many obstacles like trees and buildings that could interfere with GPS.”

“For tech enthusiasts with complex or winding gardens who want to avoid an RTK antenna, the LUBA mini AWD LiDAR is presented as a very good alternative. The navigation is rated as very good, the app as well-thought-out, and the assembly as simple. The only noted weakness is the detection of very flat objects. The high price of almost 2,300 euros is also mentioned.”

“The MAMMOTION LUBA mini AWD LiDAR is described as one of the most innovative robotic mowers on the market, impressing with precise navigation, powerful all-wheel drive, and LiDAR technology, all without a boundary wire. It is said to master narrow passages, steep slopes, and shady areas with ease. Its few weaknesses are identified as the detection of flat obstacles, its area coverage per battery charge, and its high price.”

“This video review positions the LUBA mini AWD LiDAR as the first of its kind to combine LiDAR, camera vision, and RTK into a Tri-Fusion system, offering incredible flexibility. It excels in various conditions, from open areas to shady spots under trees and narrow city gardens. The reviewer notes the LiDAR is most effective with nearby objects for reference, making it ideal for complex gardens, whereas the standard model might suffice for open lawns. The obstacle detection for items like a hedgehog dummy was successful.”

“After testing the LUBA Mini LiDAR for three months, the reviewer praises its all-wheel-drive capability on any slope or terrain and its powerful motor that can cut through long, thick, weed-covered grass. The new Tri-Fusion system (LiDAR, Vision, and NetRTK) is highlighted as a major improvement for users with signal positioning problems due to large buildings or trees, as it no longer requires a traditional RTK station.”