Review: TerraMow V1000 is the easiest iPhone-controlled robot lawn mower I’ve tested
Earlier this year, I replaced my battery-powered push mower with an iPhone-controlled robot lawn mower. That machine creates a virtual map by letting you manually steer it around the perimeter of your yard. Once everything is configured, it takes over mowing duties on a schedule. More recently, I’ve been testing another system called the TerraMow V1000. It takes a substantially different approach to navigation, and after several weeks of testing, I think it may be the more user-friendly option for a lot people.
What happened?
Earlier this year, I replaced my battery-powered push mower with an iPhone-controlled robot lawn mower. That machine creates a virtual map by letting you manually steer it around the perimeter of your yard. Once everything is configured, it takes over mowing duties on a schedule. More recently, I’ve been testing another system called the TerraMow V1000. It takes a substantially different approach to navigation, and after several weeks of testing, I think it may be the more user-friendly option for a lot people.
Story details
Earlier this year, I replaced my battery-powered push mower with an iPhone-controlled robot lawn mower.
That machine creates a virtual map by letting you manually steer it around the perimeter of your yard.
Once everything is configured, it takes over mowing duties on a schedule.
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