“The Mammotion Yuka Mini 800 impresses in the practical test with its user-friendliness, advanced technology, and reliable, efficient, and precise mowing performance. The combination of RTK-GPS and AI-supported navigation, along with a comprehensive app, allows for the management of complex lawns with multiple zones. The mowing performance is solid, even at the edges and around obstacles, making it a strong recommendation for small to medium-sized gardens.”

“The Mammotion Yuka Mini is an excellent robotic lawnmower for smaller areas, performing on par with competitors like the Navimow i105E/i108E. Its navigation and obstacle detection are outstanding and reliable. Criticisms include a relatively wide uncut edge and high standby power consumption. The Yuka Mini is available in four versions, with the tested Yuka Mini 800 being the top model.”

“The Mammotion Yuka Mini is a cable-free robotic mower that uses RTK navigation for precise operation, with an option for iNavi NetRTK if a base station cannot be installed. It features an UltraSense AI Vision camera for obstacle detection. The app allows for automated mowing schedules and live camera viewing. The cutting height is manually adjustable from 20 mm to 60 mm.”

“This YouTube review highlights the Mammotion Yuka Mini Vision's ability to automatically map and mow using its camera. The reviewer notes the quiet operation and the clean cutting lines. The setup process via the app is shown, and the automatic mapping feature is demonstrated. The final result is a clean cut, even in areas with previously long grass.”

“This French YouTube review tests the new Yuka Mini Vision, which navigates using only its camera system without an RTK antenna. The reviewer finds the initial setup quick. While testing, the mower respected concrete borders but left a significant 30 cm uncut edge. The reviewer believes the product has a future but is not yet perfect, expecting improvements with future software updates to address issues like poor edge detection.”

“The Yuka Mini is praised for its lightweight design, making it agile and less prone to getting stuck compared to its larger sibling. It retains all the app features of the standard model and has excellent object avoidance. A drawback is its satellite-based navigation, which can sometimes drift off course, leaving uncut strips of grass, a problem that seemed slightly more frequent than with the Luba Mini.”