In June, I reviewed my first robotic lawnmower: the GPS- and satellite-connected Segway Navimow X430. It was good! But it felt like overkill for the little lawn I sicked it on. So when Roborock, which makes robot vacuums that many people swear by, offered to let me try one of its first mow-bots, the much more reasonably sized and specced RockNeo Q110H, I jumped on the opportunity.
At $1,300, the RockNeo Q110H is the cheapest robot mower that Roborock sells in the U.S., and it shows. It’s a two-wheel drive model with swiveling front wheels and a manual dial for adjusting mowing height, and Roborock advertises it as requiring you to jam an RTK…
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