"A high-spec, wire-free mower that replaces RTK precision with unproven robotic vision."
Its 'RTK-Free' navigation means the mower uses lasers and cameras to map your yard, similar to a high-end robot vacuum. This avoids installing a satellite antenna, but its reliability now depends on how well it 'sees' rather than its position relative to GPS.
This is for early adopters with complex yards featuring extremely steep slopes who value a wire-free, antenna-free setup above all else. They must be comfortable spending premium money on a product with impressive but unproven technology and no established brand reputation.
Anyone seeking proven reliability should wait for long-term reviews. Buyers with simpler, flatter lawns can find more established, lower-risk options for significantly less money. If the idea of a $2600 device with no listed brand or weatherproofing spec is concerning, look elsewhere.