Eufy Robot Lawn Mowers Take The 'Work' Out Of Yard Work

Mowing the lawn is a massive chore. To keep everything looking fresh, green, and healthy, it's necessary to cut your grass around once a week during its growing season. This process can be laborious — so much so that you might find yourself fantasizing about a future where a robot can come and handle the job without you having to lift a finger. Lucky for you, the future is now, as eufy is making this dream a reality with a suite of robot lawn mowers that require less fuss and create far less mangled lawn debris than any comparably-priced robot mower you can stack them up against.

eufy's new E-series product launch includes two automated lawn mowers: the Robot Lawn Mower E15 and the Robot Lawn Mower E18. Both sport cutting-edge technology, a sleek design, and features that make them incredibly safe to use. After their public launch April 7, the E15 will retail for $1,599, while the E18 will come in at $1,999. If you're looking to save some money, however, make sure to hop on this deal early. By purchasing one of these models for pre-sale, you can earn a discount of $250.

Robotic mowers are intended to cut down the amount of time and energy you have to use to maintain your space, but sometimes getting them set up, keeping them connected, and ensuring they stay on the right path can be even more difficult than just handling the job yourself. With eufy, this isn't the case. 

Once you receive your eufy robotic mower, setup is simple. Unbox the product, connect it to your Wi-Fi network, and place it in your yard. As the mower moves around, it will automatically create a map of your space, noting any edges and obstacles along the way. The E15 and E18 both feature V-FSD 1.0 technology that allows them to take in their surrounding area, so they're able to detect changes in the space and alter their path as necessary.

As long as you have a consistent internet connection, you also won't have to worry about your mower stalling or buffering as it continues along. Many other robotic mowers utilize boundary wires or RTK (real-time kinematic) technology. These systems might face mechanical or signal issues due to factors in the environment, but eufy's WiFi-based system will work just like any other connected device in your household.

Having a robotic mower that's easy to use is great, but that doesn't matter much if you're left with a less-than-satisfactory final result. Minor mechanical issues or uneven terrain can cause some robotic mowers to miss small areas and flow in uneven patterns, leaving you to have to clean up missed spots and do more precise mowing around the edges by hand. The Eufy E15 and E18, however, are designed with this in mind. Both models feature intelligent parallel mowing and a smart coverage detection system, helping to ensure your entire lawn is trimmed in one pass. They also include ride-on-edge technology, so they're able to precisely trim around your paths and garden beds with ease.

Because the E15 and E18 are built for use on real terrain, they're able to handle the natural variations in elevation in many lawns. Both mowers can climb a 40% slope, so you shouldn't have to worry about whether or not it will be able to make it over the dips and hills in your outdoor space. Both mowers are equipped with these cutting-edge features, but the E18 is intended for larger spaces. The E15 is designed to cover lawns up to around 8,600 square feet, while the E18 can handle around 12,900 square feet.

Having a robotic mower that's easy to use is great, but that doesn't matter much if you're left with a less-than-satisfactory final result. Minor mechanical issues or uneven terrain can cause some robotic mowers to miss small areas and flow in uneven patterns, leaving you to have to clean up spots and do more precise mowing around the edges by hand. The eufy E15 and E18, however, are designed with this problem in mind. Both models feature intelligent parallel mowing and a smart coverage detection system, helping to ensure your entire lawn is trimmed in one pass. They also include ride-on-edge technology, so they eliminate the need for edge trimming. 

Because the E15 and E18 are built for use on natural terrain, they're able to handle the variations in elevation featured on most lawns. Both mowers can climb a 40% slope, so you shouldn't have to worry about whether or not it will be able to make it over the dips and hills in your outdoor space. While they're both equipped with these cutting-edge features, the E18 is intended for larger spaces. The E15 is designed to cover lawns up to around 8,600 square feet, while the E18 can handle around 12,900 square feet.