11.: Der Lymow One - mein persönliches Fazit

So, it's time for a personal interim assessment. Summary for the impatient (the video is, after all, quite long): Yes, it drives and mows at a 45° angle. Limitation: The area really needs to be well-prepared. The 7,000 m² per day is a theoretically achievable value, not practically relevant. However, the realistically achievable value of 4,000 m² per day under average conditions is more than sufficient to maintain 15,000 m². Honestly: Who has THAT MUCH LAWN? It's definitely louder than a conventional robotic lawnmower (the ones with the "razor blade" cutting mechanism). You could hear that clearly in the previous videos. But it's LIKE NOWHERE quieter than any combustion engine. The app works flawlessly. A soft button for raising the mower deck, the ability to split defined zones, and a consistent changelog across all versions would be nice additions. But: it works. ...`` ``` ``` ``` `` `` ` ` ` ` ` ` ` ` ` Minor issues that will surely be improved in the next software and/or hardware version: Horizontal stability when mowing across slopes on steep terrain Improved optical object recognition Track profile design The troublesome charging contacts (my workaround was to mount the brushes on the dock). Overall, I'm thrilled with the machine, and more importantly, my wife is too. We've already saved ourselves countless hours of work in these two months. That's exactly what you want – if these minor issues are addressed, the Lymow will be an ideal device for large gardens with challenging terrain. Overall, I'm delighted with it, and more importantly, my wife is too. 00:00 Intro 00:13 My approach to the test phase: Pushing the limits and beyond 01:08 Checking the advertising claims 11:47 The app and some nice-to-have features 14:27 (Minor) problems 19:30 Conclusion: Satisfaction and looking forward to the next test phase in 2026 20:57 Thank you and best wishes I'd like to add that I will resume the test next spring – with well-prepared areas and at the very beginning of the grass growth. I'll also make some more videos then. Lymow (www.lymow.com) kindly provided me with a Lymow One for testing, with the explicit note that it is not yet the final version that will be available for purchase. There is already quite a lot of video material about this conceptually ingenious autonomous mower, but most of it covers rather standard situations. My requirements are different: relief from the strain of mowing approximately 5000 m² with challenging terrain, partly under leafy trees and up to 100 meters away from the base station. I intend to push the device to its limits. You'll find watered-down, feel-good "tests" elsewhere. DISCLAIMER: I am neither related to nor affiliated with Lymow in any way. Aside from the test device, I have received no compensation from Lymow. The beta tester agreement I have with Lymow contains confidentiality clauses only insofar as they might involve trade secrets concerning hardware or software. #lymow #lymowone #roboticlawnmower #roboticmower #WirreWerkstatt #fieldtest