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Why buy from Robomate
A robot mower runs on your lawn for years. Every one we sell is backed by a New Zealand team, local workshops and parts held here.
Not right for your lawn? Return it within 30 days for a full refund.*
Local support available, 7 days per week
Able to visit properties across New Zealand and provide expert advice.
With a large spare parts holding and world-leading technicians
Answer a few questions about your property and a Robomate specialist will recommend the right mower for you.
No surprises after you buy. Indicative ongoing costs for a Luba 3 3000 (may vary by model):
Read the full running-costs guide →This varies by robot, so check the individual product page.
Warranty can often be a "gotcha" for robot mowers, as they can be limited by operating hours which can be much higher than expected.
Our Luba 3 range has a 3 year warranty with no limitations for hours.
A robot is designed to cut the lawn frequently and leave only tiny clippings each round. When they're small, they compost quickly and it's actually healthier for the lawn to leave clippings than collect it.
It mows as often as you want it to, but robot mowers get the best results when scheduled to mow frequently.
Yes, all of our mowers are IP rated for working in the rain. They do have rain sensors too, and can pause mowing in the rain if you prefer.
The robots have a lot of sensors to make them as safe as possible, including a combination of LiDAR, vSLAM and ultrasonic. Generally they are very safe, however certain models are better suited if you want to mow with small children around. Speak to one of our experts for advice.
The robot will detect and avoid most large items on the ground, however things which are smaller or lying flat on the ground it will not detect. Ultimately, sticks won't break the robot but may blunt the blades quicker than normal, so picking up big sticks is advised - just like any mower.
Yes, when it mows little and often. Most robot mowers can't cope with de-thatching kikuyu, however some robots are better than others.
