Great video think I will order one. Only question is . Does the mower know when it’s cut all of the grass. Or will it miss a lot of bits ?

My one doesn’t have the eco/turbo switch on mine, is anyone else the same?

Great video! So well done! Ty!

He did good until he put the grass caughter, he just clipped it, but where . I couldn't see where he put it smh .

Have you tried the Hayter hawk? The battery and charger are sold separately however, the total cost will be around £600ish

Forget all about the 'Quality' associated with the Bosch name, this machine is total trash, made as cheaply as possible, for unskilled labour to assemble. I bought mine at the end of last season, I have used it 5 times in total, now it is a scrapper. The side of the motor (plastic), is so distorted that the motor cooling fan (plastic), have welded themselves together, the motor itself is unserviceable, needs replacing, no point as it is simply a design fault. You would have thought that a company such as Bosch would have tested the design before mass producing them, but they have gone the way a lot of cheaper brands have gone, putting profit before quality.

Thank you for this in-depth unboxing, assembly, and demonstration. I needed to buy a lawn mower, but they are all so expensive. I was not sure about this brand since I never heard of it before, but your video gave me the confidence to order one. I ordered the next size up which has a 16" deck and is 12 amps. It was delivered a couple of days ago, but I have not had the time yet to unbox, assemble, and use it. I hope it will work well for me. My yard is not super large, but it is not an easy area to mow. I know I have stones around it--small to medium ones. I do plan to pick up as many as I can see and lift out of the grass, but I am worried about the blade on this mower hitting them and getting nicked up. I have heard it is not easy to replace the blade on these mowers. I would love to see you do another video discussing, demonstrating how to do that. 👍

Video all good but you confused the front wheels and back wheel 10:04

Great video Mark. You answered a lot of my thoughts about how to set this up Very clear instructions Thanks

Thanks for an informative review. Do you know if the motor is brushless?

Does anyone know how these compare to the Einhell cordless mower?

Thanks for this... Really thorough review covering all the main points. Looks like a great mower - I especially like how flat it folds.

Good show, sharp.

We have a huge grass area of about an acre and have a Viking sit on mower however areas of the grass especially this year have been very wet and the heavy sit on would almost sink. My Bosch Rotak mover lasted 10 years cutting not all of the grass but all the little slopes etc - problem areas. The blade finally dropped off, yes just dropped off. Fortunately we had bought a spare Bosch Rotak a couple of years ago. I hope that will be as good as it's predecessor. Like your informative videos.

Pardon my ignorance.. I thought it was the blades that scarify?

That was very helpful Mark. Just purchased one. And impressed with your demonstration. So feel ready to go. PS Love your garden etc. Best Wishes and thanks.

Great review! 👏

Thanks for the review! Still on the hunt for a more budget-friendly robot mower.

Solid review! Though, I have to admit, it's a bit over my budget right now. 😅

Nice job on the review! 👏

Good review! Although, I must say, it’s a bit beyond my budget right now. 😅

Thanks for the review! I’m still on the lookout for a more affordable robot mower.

Great job on the review! 👏

Awesome review! Just wish it was a bit cheaper for my budget right now. 😅

Thanks for the review! Still looking for something a bit more affordable.

Great job on the review! 👏

Thanks for the review! Still looking for something a bit more affordable.

Awesome review! Just wish it was a bit cheaper for my budget right now. 😅

Thanks for the review, but I’m still a bit hesitant about the price.

Great review, man!

Appreciate the review! I’ve been eyeing a new robot mower for a while now.

Checked out the price, and wow, it’s cheaper than a lot of wired mowers! Their tests seem legit, but I already have one.

I can’t believe a wireless robot mower is that cheap on Kickstarter. Feels kinda too good to be true, but after watching the video, it might be legit. Still on the fence about getting one.

Just found a wireless robot lawn mower for $599, that’s like half the price of this one! They’re doing a Kickstarter right now!

Yeah, I saw that! Is it really that cheap?

$599 for a wireless robot mower on Kickstarter? That’s crazy if it’s real!

Wait, $599 for a wireless robot mower on Kickstarter? For real?!

I checked the price, and I'm shook. It's cheaper than wired mowers! Their tests look solid, but I already own a mower!

Can't believe there's a wireless robot mower that cheap on Kickstarter. Feels kinda sus, but after watching their video, it might actually be legit. Still not sure if I should grab one.

Yeah, I saw that too! Is it for real though?

Thanks for the review, but it came across as not that well designed. The legs are a bit stupid to have to strip them completely down to reduce storage space. Why did they not fit a sprung loaded tube in the axle? You could then just spring the axle apart, then hinge the legs up out of the way. Or, better still, fit one wheel to each leg that could lock into place for transport. The blade adjustment seems utterly pointless surely, How difficult is it, to set the blade height correctly at the factory, so 0/10 for that. You did not mention much about the most important part, the cutter mechanism. Is there just one blade on the disc or two? Just one will contribute vibration which is not good, two I consider essential as well as reducing vibration, will also decrease the the height of the chips - much, much better for mulching. You did not mention the height of the chips - (they looked about 3/4 inch thick), nor did you try a piece of 44mm dia wood as you said you would. The top access hole does not seem to be very big, would a 44mm branch actually fit in? The cutter access seems to me to be completely useless. If there is a jam, I just want to quickly unhinge the complete top half to obtain total access (with a safety microswitch of course). Certainly not go hunting around for an allen key, then drop a fiddly screw into long grass. Then, stick my hand in (with gloves on of course), and try and keep them away from the sharp edges whilst trying to feel what is jamming the disc. Does the panel have any safety feature? Finally, what does the cutter cut against? I have had two Al-Ko shredders, but they used the edge of the feed tube (at an angle) to cut against. Both of them had the edge just worn completely down, so you had a knife edge trying to cut wood against a rounded corner. Result? long strips of damaged material and constant jams.

Awesome review!! I bought one of those today and really looking forward trying it out on our lawn. Seems like a good well built and designed mower.

It's the bag I need to know how to assemble

Mark, could this work for gardens where there is a 6 inch step. I need something which can navigate between the two. Luba support say it won't work. Would it also move over gravel or is it likely to get stuck.

Why on earth would you not want it to mow in the rain?

If you want to be happy, buy a Husqvarna.

Oh wow, this is brilliant! Been using google maps for years and like a couple of others have said, I had no idea google maps could do this. I'm wanting to install a lawn sprinkler system in my front yard and was looking to estimate the cost and knowing this information is a great help. If I could give more than one "thumbs up" I would. :) Thank you!

Question , when the leaves come off the trees, as they do all over on my lawn, do you have to rake them up first .

👍👍 Absolutely first class demonstration 👌👌

Be wary of just using amp/hours as an indication of battery energy capacity ... the amp/hour rating is only half the story, the other half being voltage. Basically a 2Ah battery at 18V has half the energy (Watt/hours) of a battery that is 2Ah at 36V ... multiply the Amps by the Volts to get the Watts (or in this case Watt/hours). I don't know why tool and garden equipment batteries don't explicitly state the capacity in Watt/hours then you could compare different voltage tools more readily... after all you can get a little AA battery that has 2Ah capacity and it clearly doesn't have the energy capacity of a 2Ah tool battery pack.