Testing LawnMaster OcuMow Robotic Lawn Mower

Buy on Amazon 👉🏻 geni.us/jKdL (affiliate) ... Discover the Lawn Master OcuMow, a revolutionary robotic lawn mower that combines innovative lawn care technology with user-friendly features.
This video was made in partnership with LawnMaster.
Join me in this detailed review and setup guide as we explore everything from the easy installation of boundary strips to the efficient grass cutting and mulching capabilities of this quiet lawn mower.
In this video, we'll walk through the Lawn Master OcuMow setup, showcasing how to get your mower up and running with no boundary wires needed. Learn about the ultrasonic and magnetic sensors that ensure precise navigation and obstacle avoidance, making lawn care effortless and accurate.
Experience the mower's quiet operation, perfect for night use, without disturbing the peace. See firsthand the effectiveness of the lithium-ion battery, offering long-lasting performance for extended mowing sessions. We'll also demonstrate the simple process of adjusting the lawn mower's height to suit different grass types and conditions.
The Lawn Master OcuMow stands out with its lightweight design, making it easy to move and handle, especially in complex terrains. Plus, its mulching technique not only cuts grass finely but also distributes clippings evenly, providing natural fertilizer to your lawn.
If you're looking for a mower that combines efficiency, safety, and advanced features, the Lawn Master OcuMow might be perfect for your gardening needs. It's equipped with essential safety features, including a quick stop button and a safety key for immediate shutdown.
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Watch now to see why the Lawn Master OcuMow is one of the quietest and most efficient grass cutting robots on the market. Thank you for watching, and let's dive into the world of effortless lawn maintenance with the Lawn Master OcuMow.
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[@phil1966]

Hi, got one of these, recently it has started to stop mowing when it encounters a border/object/patch. I'm sure it did'nt do this when I got it, it just turned around and the blades kept spinning. Cleva are not much use. I'd be interested to know if this was an issue for you?

[@DrDoom42]

Cool demonstration, Lane... You've made a good career for yourself being a product tester...

[@DadReviews]

Thanks DrDoom! Glad you enjoyed the demo! I'm trying to get better and better. Thanks for watching!

[@joet.2078]

Nice Demo, I ordered one a week ago, FedEx just delivered this morning. Unfortunately I can’t test right away because we have rainy weather next 3-4 days. My yard is fenced in but I believe bigger than 1000sq ft, but plan to see if letting mow for the 3 or so hours and charging the battery back up, says it only takes 1hr to charge and then popping back in to see if it just continues where it left off.

[@brettweaver9608]

I'd be interested to know what you find out (to see if it mows where it left off).

[@hhhno3535]

@@brettweaver9608it won’t, I haven’t used it but it’s too cheap to have that kind of tech, I want the RC ones but they’re like 4k💀

[@joet.2078]

It still does a good job even with a larger yard. I just set my timer for 3 hours to check on it and stop to recharge the battery. Since it mows in complete random pattern it can’t tell where it’s already mowed, just goes over everywhere sometimes over the same spots. It misses some here and there, but I’m impressed so far. Make sure yard is already mowed because if the grass is too high it sees it as an obstacle and doesn’t mow it so I see this better for maintenance for keeping the grass short.

[@janaksodha9582]

Please test the angle at which it can climb

[@hughvines4585]

Too slow stops too much. You need some grass. Maybe ask someone with some grass if you can video in their yard. At this speed it would have to run 24/7 with me constantly going out to take battery to charger

[@DroneVids-em7gl]

Just a shame you've no actual grass to cut.