Best Budget Robotic Lawn Mowers Under $1,200 (2026)
Winner: Worx Landroid M700 Plus
The Worx Landroid M700 Plus wins with best value at NaN Pa per dollar.
Budget robotic lawn mowers under $1,200 now offer features previously limited to premium models: wire-free navigation, app control, and rain sensors. We rank by coverage area per dollar to find the best value.
Quick Comparison Table
| Model | Price | Max Area (m²) | Navigation | Wire-Free | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Worx Landroid M700 Plus 🏆 | 899 | 700 | Wire-guided | ✗ | $899 |
| Segway Navimow i206 AWD | 999 | 600 | Tri-frequency RTK + Vision | ✓ | $999 |
Detailed Reviews
Winner: Worx Landroid M700 Plus - $899
Pros
- AIA technology obstacle detection
- Quiet operation: 65dB
- 2-year warranty
Cons
- Requires perimeter wire installation
Runner-Up: Segway Navimow i206 AWD - $999
Pros
- Vision sensors obstacle detection
- Quiet operation: 58dB
- 2-year warranty
- Wire-free setup - no boundary wire installation
Cons
Why We Chose These Models
Our selection process is 100% data-driven using objective metrics from our robots.json database:
- Filtering: All models under $300, ranked by suction-per-dollar ratio
- Ranking: Sorted by value score (suction Pa divided by price)
- Verification: All specs cross-referenced with manufacturer datasheets
- Updated: Database refreshed monthly with new models and price changes
Buying Considerations
- Measure your steepest slope: Add 10% safety margin to manufacturer specs. Wet grass reduces traction.
- Wire-free requires clear sky view: RTK GPS needs satellite signals. Use wire-guided under dense tree cover.
- Buy for 1.5x your lawn size: Larger capacity rating = faster completion and less wear on the mower.
- Price range in this category: $899 - $999
Alternative Options
The models above represent all options in our database matching these criteria.
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