Mammotion

The app seems to have most of the essential things you need to run the mower. Solid foundation. However, some things I’ve noticed that seem a bit odd to me. Given that the mower is tethered to electricity, sometimes your ideal window of cutting runs out because it needs to charge especially if it starts raining that day. In those instances, it would be great to be able to recall an incomplete task and have it pick up where it started instead of just skipping to the next or having to recut the entire task area. Also, sometimes the mower doesn’t cut areas as well as others. It would be nice to be able to target a specific area for a one time task. Lastly, the app itself is just buggy. Sometimes it’s refreshing in near realtime. Other times it just hangs and hangs… very inconsistent. That’s just one instance of an otherwise surprising large list of buggy/quirky things that you need to figure out with the app. Consider looking at Roborock for some inspiration. Also, I’ve noticed that I can be no more than 10 ft away from the device and it will constantly disconnect and then reconnect. It’s only in one specific section of my house so I’m assuming it’s due to the walls between us but I can’t think of any other piece of tech I have that has that problem. Old Bluetooth tech maybe? I’m not sure if that has anything to do with the app or not. Overall, great product all together. The app could use a good iteration or two though. I’m excited to see what the future brings for you guys. I’d love to have a product that can cut with precision accuracy and not rely on the RTK antenna.

This is fantastic. It was very easy to set up, draw outlines of areas, draw channels between them, and get started with mowing. These days it’s hard to trust product reviews anywhere. I spent a while consuming a lot of them before eventually choosing the Luba Mini. My yard has some rocky terrain and a few hills, so I knew I’d benefit from 4WD. I wanted absolute control of yard borders without relying only on vision, but I also wanted vision for the benefits it provides, and the future benefits software updates will bring. Luba Mini was the right choice for all of that. I don’t understand the low reviews here. The app could use a bit of polish, but as a software engineer I can tell you it’s actually in a really good, reliable state for function and usability. All of the stuff that matters is there and is working really well. The rest is polish. Also want to take a moment to recognize: companies like Mammotion are at the forefront of innovation. Keep up the good work.

I will say last year I was quite pleased with the improvements. Unfortunately they have digressed instead of further improved. Bluetooth is almost unusable now to drive the mower. The app forgets things and shows incorrect settings. Like when you change the mow height it is not what the task is set at. Also real improvements are not being done for Luba 1. They keep changing the interface and not in ways I feel are positive. Useful features are moved and icons are less intuitive. Setting up tasks is really slow to update maps. Continually adds all areas instead of the one(s) selected. Seems all my task settings are random. A once proud owner, I am now becoming very frustrated…