Robotic Lawn Mowers

It mostly comes down to your garden’s size and the layout of your lawn. We’ve structured our range to make this easy:

The i Series (e.g., i210e AWD): Perfect for small-to-medium gardens up to 1,000m². They are incredibly agile, feature All-Wheel Drive to climb tricky slopes, and use smart mapping to get around tighter garden layouts.

The H Series (e.g., H206e to H230e): These are our premium, high-torque residential champions, covering lawns from 600m² right up to massive 3,000m² plots. They are built for sheer stamina, reliable cutting, and steady, systematic lines.

The X Series (e.g., X420e to X450e): These are Segway’s heavy-duty powerhouses, designed for sprawling estates or semi-commercial lawns between 2,000m² and 5,000m². They boast extended battery life, incredibly robust chassis, and supreme terrain stability.

Absolutely – If your garden isn’t flat, these machines are built to handle it. Whilst the standard H and X series handle general sloped lawns with ease, if you have a tricky garden with steeper climbs the Navimow i210e AWD (All-Wheel Drive) is the one for you. Its articulated active steering angles the wheels tightly into turns, meaning it can conquer hills up to a 30% incline without slipping or tearing up your lawn turf.

Think of VisionFence as your mower’s eyes. It is a smart AI-powered camera that looks out ahead of the machine. While traditional robots have to bump into things to realise they are there, a Navimow with VisionFence sees obstacles – like a forgotten garden hose, a pet, a toy, or a flower pot – and smoothly steers right around them in real time. It means you don’t have to do a strict ‘garden sweep’ of your lawn every single time you want to schedule a mow.

Not at all. Stiga A robots use systematic cutting patterns (neat parallel lines). This is much more efficient than random ‘ping-pong’ mowing, meaning the job gets done faster and uses less battery, which is better for your lawn’s health.

Extremely! If you add a new flower bed or a trampoline over the summer, you don’t need to dig up any wires. You just update the virtual map in your app, and your mower instantly knows the new ‘no-go’ zones.

Unlike older robots that need a wire buried around the lawn, the Stiga A range uses high-precision GPS (RTK) and Stiga’s own AGS technology. You simply ‘draw’ your garden’s perimeter in the Stiga.GO app, and the mower follows that virtual boundary with centimetre-level accuracy.

That’s where the AGS technology is a game-changer. It actually ‘remembers’ where the satellite signal might be weaker at certain times of the day and plans its mowing schedule to avoid those spots until the signal is strong again. It’s predictive, so it won’t get stuck.

Actually, usually better! Because robotic mowers cut tiny amounts every day (mulching the clippings back into the soil), your lawn stays consistently healthy and green rather than going through the ‘long-to-short’ shock of a weekly mow.

You’d be surprised at the ability of modern robotic mowers – they can handle slopes, narrow paths, and multiple ‘zones’ in your garden. If you aren’t sure, get in touch  – we’d be happy to help.