LawnMaster OcuMow Perimeter Wire Free Robot Lawn Mower Cuts Small Lawns 1000-2000 Square Feet with Optical Navigation, Obstacle Avoidance, Low Noise and No Go Functiont
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Style: Robot Mower
Features
- OPTICAL NAVIGATION TECHNOLOGY: Take the guess work out of yard work. Our robot mower uses sensors and a wide angle, high dynamic range camera to identify grass even under extreme contrast lighting situations to allow the robot to navigate around your lawn efficiently.
- DESIGNED FOR SMALL LAWNS: Mow for up to 3 hours covering 2000 square feet while dropping small clippings on the lawn to feed the grass. For a larger yard, extra batteries can be purchased separately.
- OBSTACLE AVOIDANCE: Two ultrasonic sensors detect obstacles and automatically re-direct the robot mower to avoid obstacles as small as 6-inches
- NO GO FUNCTION: Use the included 33-feet of magnetic wires to create a virtual fence within your yard. Set up is easy with no power source or digging required and prevents the robot mower from entering any forbidden areas.
- CLIMB UP TO 35%(19) SLOPE: Deep tread wheels and powerful drive system grips slopes to handle complex lawns
- DROP AND MOW: There is no need for an outdoor power socket or app setup. Simply set the robot mower on an appropriately sized lawn, push the start button, and let it get to work.
- FOR BEST RESULTS: A clearly defined edge around the full perimeter of your lawn is required to prevent the mower from leaving the grass. Adjustment of the lawn edges may be required. As with other robot mowers, a grass trimmer is needed to trim the lawn edges.
- INCLUDE: Robot mower, 1 x MX 24V MAX* battery, 24V quick battery charger, 33 ft magnetic strip, and 12pcs magnetic strip pegs, extra 3pcs blades
- *Note: Mowing up to 2000 sq ft requires additional charging. Battery must be fully recharged to resume operation
Description
OcuMow covers 1,000-2,000 square feet* while dropping small clippings on the lawn to feed the grass. For a larger yard, extra batteries can be purchased separately. Easily transport the mower around the yard without touching the underside of the mower. No app required to operate the mower. A simple keypad turns on auto mow or spot cut modes and can also deactivate the ultrasonic sensors. Using the camera and ultrasonic sensors, the mower detects and avoids obstacles such as lawn furniture. For a clean finish, use the additional spiral spot cut function on any uncut grass. How does it work? To keep the mower within the lawn area, your lawn must be bordered on all sides by a visually distinctive border. How long will the OcuMow run? Designed for small yards, it mows up to 2,000sqft on a single 3-hour charge. This may vary due to terrain, slopes, etc. Is boundary wire mandatory for this product? 100% autonomous – No wire needed for lawns with clear borders (AI vision navigation). Wire required only for complex layouts. Will it cut up to edges? OcuMow stops approx. 10-20cm away from the edge of the lawn, meaning some grass will remain uncut. This can easily be taken care of with a grass trimmer. Can the mower be used at night? The OcuMow requires good light for the camera to function, therefore, this mower can only be used in the daytime. VBRM601YCM MX24V 4.0Ah Battery 24LFC14-ETL 16ft Magnetic Strip 6pegs Replacement Blades VBRM601YCM MAX VBRM601YCM AD
Brand: LawnMaster
Power Source: Battery Powered
Material: Plastic
Color: Orange
Style: Robot Mower
Item Weight: 13.4 pounds
Cutting Width: 6 inches
Operation Mode: Automatic
Product Dimensions: 22"D x 14.5"W x 10"H
Number of Items: 1
Brand Name: LawnMaster
Model Number: VBRM601YCM
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Cleva
Item Type Name: Lawn Mower
Manufacturer Part Number: RM14VS.00.00.01
Material Type: Plastic
Item Weight: 13.4 pounds
Cutting width: 6 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 22"D x 14.5"W x 10"H
Power Source: Battery Powered
Operation Mode: Automatic
Maximum Adjustable Cutting Height: 2.25 inches
Battery Average Life: 3 hours
Minimum Adjustable Cutting Height: 1 inches
Number of Positions: 40
Color: Orange
Style Name: Robot Mower
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This robotic mower is impressive! I have a small yard (about 12’ x 15’ with a 3’ x 5’ pathway) and was very glad to see how well it cut the grass. It cuts slow and I mainly have it set to cut in random directions. The back wheels are large and have deep treads. It is very quiet ~ barely audible unless you are near it. It had no difficulty sensing edges. It is absolutely amazing! I am disabled and needed something to help maintain the yard. This LawnMaster OcuMow has far exceeded my expectations! The video I uploaded is with it cutting on the lowest setting. It is amazing how even it cuts the grass! It drops the grass behind it as it cuts ~ the cut grass does not fly around everywhere like a hand-held grass trimmer or push mower. The OcuMow is very sturdy and well-built. It has a carry handle. The shipping box included everything stated in the listing. The included directions are simple and easy to understand. The battery charges quickly and has an indicator level to show how much it is charged. It is simple to start. This is one of the best items I have ever bought on Amazon!!! Update after almost 2-years of use: First my yard is about 12' x 25' now that a pathway has been removed. My OcuMow is still going strong! I let it run for a few hours and when I return, the yard looks amazing. It runs slow (but not at a crawl) which is what's good about it - it runs at a pace where it can consistently trim grass. It's not a lawnmower with big blades - that's different and can run fast because it requires manual/physical operation. The OcuMow moves around in random patterns and when given enough time, it cuts the entire yard several times over on a single battery charge. There is also a setting to make it spin in a tight circle that increases outward to cover specific sections of grass. After almost 2 years, I haven't even had to change the blades (comes with replacements - blades look like razor blades). The device also has a big STOP button on the top so you can easily stop it from running & easily restart it. It also has a pin near the battery that can be pulled out so it completely shuts off and lifted. I like that it can be kept inside so no worry about theft from parking in an outdoor base like other types. I'd buy this thing again without hesitation and still highly recommend it. The main thing that I'd suggest and have to constantly remember is that the yard cannot be left to grow too high. So to use this mower effectively, consistent use is important or it can sense very tall grass as objects to avoid (but it has still cut some very high patches when left to run because it pushed the tall grass over and then cut it). It makes my yard look like magic because it's cut soo evenly. I'm disabled and have spent soo much money on hand held trimmers, electric/gas lawnmowers (traditional kind with large blades), etc. and this OcuMow is my favorite by far. Allow it time to run and maintain consistent use (for me about 2x's weekly) and my yard looks like it was mowed by skilled pros!!!
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I enjoy it, however a week after the 2 year warranty was up it started getting stuck in spot mow followed by unceremoniously dying completely. I've tried to contact the company to no avail. I realize people want things to break to we have to purchase new items, however that doesn't work with me. I'll go back to hand mowing and use a better brand from now on. At least with my Ryobi mower I could get help from customer service, and the items well outlived the warranty periods. Don't buy.
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The 2 starts are a gift. I LOVED it for the one month I was able to use it. It was perfect! I gave him a name (Mowby) and he was a beast. It exceeded my expectations eventhough I had to rescue him at least once a day. However, when it came time to replace the blades, the screws were unmovable to the point of being stripped. I called the company (which was a nightmare in itself) to BUY a replacement cutting disc and that is not an available part ?!!?!?!?!?! I can apply to have the entire mower replaced under the warranty which, if approved, will have my mower replaced in 4-6 weeks . I need a $14 part that is for sale in the UK but not the US and instead they want to replace my mower. At the peak of mowing season, I have an expensive lawn ornament. DO BETTER LAWNMASTER!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2026 by ghiaaa
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This mower works well, but it needs a software update. It either mows in a circular pattern (think Roomba) or in a random pattern. It only goes a few circles and then switches automatically to random mowing mode. If the circular mowing pattern would continue until it encountered an obstacle or change of terrain, it would mow better. Because of this, it leaves patches of unmown grass on the lawn. I have a small lawn and one charge allows it to cover the lawn several times but it never manages to get the entire lawn done. It does, however, recognize the sidewalk, edging, and changes in terrain very well. I have landscaping in the front yard that is bordered just by mulch and the mower stops before entering the mulch and goes in a different direction. When it does occasionally get stuck, it figures out how to remove itself from being trapped and continues. The magnetic strip that comes with the mower is not nearly long enough to block off the mower from entering my neighbor's yard and I had to buy a second strip. It does recognize the magnetic strip well and never passes it. It doesn't get close enough to the edges of any part of the yard, though, and stops about 3-4" from any change in terrain. This means I have to mow the perimeter of the lawn. Overall, it's a very good little mower, taking about 90 minutes to mow my lawn on one charge. It could be better.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2025 by Randy Carey-Walden
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I really wanted to like the LawnMaster OcuMow. The concept is excellent—no need for a base station or perimeter wires, which is perfect for lawns like mine that are broken up into multiple sections. The battery life is solid, and the portability of just placing it where you want to mow is exactly what I was looking for. Unfortunately, the execution just isn’t there. The biggest issue is the magnetic boundary system. They don’t give you nearly enough barrier strips to safely contain the mower, especially if your lawn has irregular shapes or multiple sections. I needed more to block off areas with inclines (where the mower flips over) and to stop it from wandering into my neighbor’s yard. If I bought all the magnetic tape I actually need, I could practically buy another mower—it’s that expensive. To make things worse, the magnetic barrier is considered temporary, so you have to re-lay it before every mow. That really defeats the point of having something that’s supposed to save time and effort. Performance-wise, the mower struggles with inclines and uneven terrain. Mine has flipped over more than once, damaging itself in the process. The front wheel is too light and tends to bounce, which causes uneven cutting and instability. In one instance, the mower actually left my yard, crossed the street, and ended up in my neighbor’s gutter—something the boundary camera should have prevented. This was after installing the latest software update from the manufacturer. Edge mowing is also a major disappointment. While I understand no robotic mower can get right up against every edge, this one consistently leaves about a foot of uncut grass along borders. That means a lot of extra weed eating—again, taking away from the convenience I was hoping for. If I could redesign this mower, I’d flip the orientation so the two powered wheels are in the front for better traction and control. That alone might help with the incline issues. Right now, between the prep time, supervision needed to keep it from getting into trouble, and the added cost to make it work properly, I’m seriously debating returning it and going with a more expensive model that simply works.
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We love this mower! Easy to use. We use it in a smaller fenced area for our dog. Keeps the grass manageable while we work from home! It’s a win! The price was in our budget. We would definitely buy again. Been using this since April and it is still working great. Yes, it takes time for it to mow, but it saves you the time and hassle of having to mow. You do need to proof your yard and fill in large holes, but no complaints for what it provides.
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