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4 Robotic Mowers to Bring Your Customers Into the Future

Battery-powered lawn mowers are gaining popularity as many consumers are looking to make the switch to a more eco-friendly and low-maintenance alternative to outdoor power tools. One aspect of battery-powered tools that many consumers haven’t heard about yet is robotic lawn mowers. 53% of consumers are aware of robotic mowers, yet only 3% have purchased one, according to the Consumer Attitudes on Battery study from The Farnsworth Group.

Hardware Retailing has gathered four battery-powered, robotic lawn mowers for you to consider bringing to your shelves to get them in front of your customers looking to make the switch from gas to battery-powered.

  • The Navimow X3 from Segway is a robotic mower that can be set up without wiring and can map a yard using its AI-assisted 3D camera. This robotic mower monitors forecast conditions, can be controlled through multiple smart home devices and is equipped with a quiet motor.
  • The S1 Remote Control Lawn Mower from Mowrator is a 4-wheel drive robotic mower that can mow up to a 75% slope. This mower can cut o.5 acres per hour and has a 21-inch cutting width. The S1 has a 135-minute runtime and can recharge in 90 minutes or less.
  • The optimow® 25 from Greenworks is a fully automatic robotic lawnmower designed for ¼ acre lots. The mower has an average cut time of 150 minutes, charges in 270 minutes and can be programmed to cut on a schedule, while charging as needed. 
  • The Automower® 430X from Husqvarna can cut a 0.08 acre lawn at slopes up to 45%. The mower features an electric height adjustor and can change its cutting schedule based on weather and lawn growth rate.

About Jacob Musselman

Jacob is the content coordinator for Hardware Retailing Magazine. A lifelong Hoosier, Jacob earned a B.S. in journalism and telecommunications with a minor in digital publishing from Ball State University. He loves making bagels, going to farmers markets with his wife Hannah and two dogs and watching Formula One.

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