--- product_id: 710113956 title: "ECOVACS Goat O1000 RTK Robot Lawn Mower, Perimeter Wire Free Vision Robotic Lawnmower for 1/4 Acres Lawn, Automated Mapping, APP Control, 3D Obstacle Avoidance, Zero-Edge Cutting" brand: "ecovacs" price: "11457.93 DT" currency: TND in_stock: true reviews_count: 5 category: "Ecovacs" url: https://www.desertcart.tn/products/710113956-ecovacs-goat-o1000-rtk-robot-lawn-mower-perimeter-wire-free store_origin: TN region: Tunisia --- # AI-powered automated mapping IPX6 waterproof rating 2cm RTK GPS precision ECOVACS Goat O1000 RTK Robot Lawn Mower, Perimeter Wire Free Vision Robotic Lawnmower for 1/4 Acres Lawn, Automated Mapping, APP Control, 3D Obstacle Avoidance, Zero-Edge Cutting **Brand:** ecovacs **Price:** 11457.93 DT **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🌿 The GOAT of robotic mowers: smart, sleek, and effortlessly flawless! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** ECOVACS Goat O1000 RTK Robot Lawn Mower, Perimeter Wire Free Vision Robotic Lawnmower for 1/4 Acres Lawn, Automated Mapping, APP Control, 3D Obstacle Avoidance, Zero-Edge Cutting by ecovacs - **How much does it cost?** 11457.93 DT with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/710113956-ecovacs-goat-o1000-rtk-robot-lawn-mower-perimeter-wire-free) ## Best For - ecovacs enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted ecovacs brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **3D Obstacle Avoidance:** Advanced AIVI vision detects and avoids animals and objects, protecting your garden and wildlife day or night. - • **All-Weather Reliability:** IPX6 waterproof design and 45% hill-climbing ability keep your mower working rain or shine, conquering every inch of your 1/4 acre lawn. - • **Wire-Free Smart Mapping:** Say goodbye to perimeter wires with AI-driven automated lawn mapping that adapts to your unique garden layout. - • **Customizable App Control:** Tailor mowing zones, cutting height, speed, and no-go areas effortlessly via a sleek smartphone app for a personalized lawn care routine. - • **Precision RTK Navigation:** Ultra-accurate 2cm positioning with LiDAR-enhanced RTK tech ensures flawless mowing paths—even under dense tree shade. ## Overview The ECOVACS GOAT O1000 RTK is a cutting-edge robotic lawn mower designed for up to 1/4 acre lawns. Featuring wire-free AI mapping, ultra-precise RTK GPS navigation with 2cm accuracy, and 3D obstacle avoidance, it delivers professional zero-edge cuts with customizable app control. Its IPX6 waterproof rating and 45% hill-climbing capability ensure reliable performance in diverse conditions, making lawn care fully automated and hassle-free for the modern homeowner. ## Description Product Description ECOVACS Goat O1000 RTK Robot Lawn Mover Safety Warning Always keep children and pets away from the ECOVACS Goat O1000 while it is operating, and never allow them to play with or around the machine. Before each use, inspect your lawn to clear any objects (like toys, rocks, or debris) that could be thrown or damage the blades. Review: Just and update from my first post. - I once owned a Robomow R500 several years ago, an old perimeter wire robotic mower and loved it. But after repairing breaks in the wire, several battery replacements (lead acid), you learn. What I liked about it was it had three streel blades each about 8in long and angled down. It could cut through really thick tall grass and it had a wide cutting area. I ran that for close to 10years. We named it "Curly" for Moe (mow), Larry and Curly. It eventually went to storage. So my wife gave me permission to buy a new one. So after a lot of looking, I wanted an RTK (hi-fidelity GPS) based model with some AI and computer vision smarts. One that showed up on my radar was the Ecovac GOAT O10000 RTK. It did everything the Mammotion Luba (my first choice), but the O1000 had a more budget friendly price. My biggest concern with the O10000 was the size and robustness of the single blade systems; the small cut size, and the 3 razor disk. After a couple of weeks of use now I can relax some. I've replaced the blades set once already but maybe could have gotten a few more cuts; the size of those blades seems to be standardized so no issue. The Ecovac app works well with the GOAT O1000 although it takes a while to learn. For example, I have a Front yard, back yard, behind the garage yard and the side of the house yard. The backyard is enclosed with a chainlink fence. So I needed a path that would connect the front-yard, (sections; I split it into 2 zones seperated by the front sidewalk) and side-yard so I created that joined all of those. One charge will get the the front and another will get will get the back. What is so amazing, is once it's all mapped out and connected with the path the robot is all automatic. It mows it all in straight lines (you set the angle) and it can be scheduled to do all automatic. It is impressive how well it works. Sharp blades cut nice lawns so the results have been great. The charging takes about 1 1/2-2hr for 100%. So on mowdays (I'm mowing every 2days) I have zone(3)(2)(1) for the morning, then a 2hr rest (charge time), then zone(4) for the last time. It's amazingly automatic and more or less hassle free. The only hassles I've had was the initial setup. In my first attempt, I place the robot under my steps hiding it from the weather... but that was a no-no. The robot itself needs to see clean GPS signals (regardless of the RTK pole). So having the robot base (charger) away from buildings or overhanging structures is important. While it has a generous amount of wire from the charge station to the power transformer, you need an outlet for it. I had one available but still needed a waterproof extension cord from the outlet to the power transformer. It's all water proof so no problem, leaving everything uncovered. Anyway, once you get it all setup, you use the phone app (android or apple) to map the zones. It has automapping so it uses AI and computer vision to find an walk next to edges. You can manually take over for other operations to direct the mapping and later do manual no-mow zones. Once done, and your zone is done, it's ready to go. Once you have zones defined, you just setup the paths connecting all you zones and your all set. I have mine doing front and side yards in pass one but it passes through the back gate. If I forget to open the gate, it simply returns to the charger base. If it's open, it just follows the path right to the front section and goes to town. So I've noticed it doesn't like tall tufts of onion-grass which is common in the "Bluegrass State" and see those as osbsticles. It handles the front yard tree well. I found it could not create a zone for a very narrow strip, it needs about 4ft width to create a zone, but mine was about 2 1/2ft. So you may still need a small mower for trimming and string trimmer. It's a great machine, and value at sub $1000 at the moment. All and all, I'm already loving the Ecovac Goat O1000 RTK advanced robotic mower. Seriously 5 star. Update: I've used now about 30+ times and I don't think I would ever go back. The lawn is looking great an I've had very few issues with it. The app software takes a little time to learn how to map your lawn and connect everything with paths. My only frustration the manually steered mode would always disengage the mower left go of the steering button So you would have to stop and re-engage the the mower blades and resume (for example if you loose Bluetooth connectivity in manual mode). I had it get stuck twice at two specific locations in my lawn (which were holes I needed to fill in my lawn). If you have bushes that over hang low to the yard, the robot will assume they are obstacles and not go under them. However, what a time saver.. The front, sides and backyards are all mapped out, and I run the 'GoatyO' about every 2 days, first doing the back, then the front and sides. The biggest issue I had was placing the RTK tower and mower in a suitable location, as it needed to be away from the house and have electricity. Both the robot and tower have to see a min of 25 satellites and at first I thought it was just the RTK tower. The other small issue is it cuts the grass shorter than I'm used to. I have it set to it's max which looks nice. I would also recommend when you do your mapping to cut and edge the grass first so that it has a clear look at the obstacles, like sidewalk edges, fences, garden edging, etc. All and all it's the best deal going. I don't ever want to go back. Beats that summer heat. OK Late summer update; still 5-star. The grass cut is excellent! It works with the Huskavarna(s) blades. I have some extra-long titanium (from desertcart) that work better than any stainless. It goes out once or twice a week, gets through most grass up to about 8in tall. It has a few quirks you learn. Like it doesn't like crawling under low overhanging bushes or sunken sidewalks (you need to do those in manual mode). It really is all automatic. And on a 100F day, do you really want to mow grass? Setup takes thinking and is not easy but once you've done it get a feel for the software; the little Goat can MOW! Review: Might be worth waiting another year - Update: I am adding this update and dropped the rating because we bought a Segway Navimow 110 and it is flawless. Set up and mapping were easy. It actually mows non stop with no input. Camera actually detects obsticals, Adjust its cut directions 60* each time, MUCH better battery life. This has met the standard of what we expected. I’ll start off by saying, when this thing works we loved it. Bought it with the expectation that it would regularly cut our lawn (less then 1/4 acre) for us and we could weed wack and mow here and there if needed for clean up. It has a pretty nice cut, missing strips sometimes but I adjusted the direction regularly (manually) and it generally got it next time. It generally does a good job making consistent cut lines back and forth, occasionally got stuck but only on steeper inclines where it ended up caught on something because it was struggling to turn. It ran at night multiple times flawlessly. It’s quiet, you really only hear the blades cutting the grass and that’s when you’re close to it. The set up was super quick, and the manual mapping didn’t give me too many issues. Minor downsides I found were that it really would need to spend 12+ hours cutting to get through everything. The dual blade one might be worth upgrade if you wanted it to minimize the cut time. I found that having it mow pretty much every day it actually did the job quicker likely because less cutting resistance extended battery. There is an option on the app to set and change mow direction but it only had an option to alternate weekly. I could see this tearing up the lawn when it makes its turns to come back if you were cutting every day. Probably a relatively easy software fix. I found adjusting the map boundaries to be more challenging than it should be. My neighbor has another brand that he can go into the app and pull or push boundary lines with his finger. The deal break for us was that it consistently lost its signal. We had 20-30 satellites and a “strong” connection. It would be mowing fine and then have errors like “lost rtk signal” or “out of bounds” even though it was dead center in the yard. It seemed to happen during the day consistently so I don’t know if it is overly sensitive to heat (hasn’t been over 85 but it is direct sunlight). Other times it would just stop, show in the app that it was in the charger and it would be somewhere else completely in the yard…sometimes still moving. Losing the signal caused sporadic behavior though. Support was OK, I only used the app messenger, did not try to call. Per their instructions I moved the RTK at least 3 times, remapped the whole yard probably 5-10 times. Did a hard reset to the mower, powered on and off time and time again. Ultimately ours has been having issues pretty much since it came out of the box and due to that it’s going back before the return period ends. I am tempted to buy another and hope we just got a dud and that is saying something but we might have to go with a different brand. ## Features - Automated Mapping and Wire-free Set-up: With advanced AI technology, GOAT O1000 RTK robotic lawn mower can recognize and memorize various types of boundaries, eliminating the need for physical boundary setups. It swiftly creates an accurate map of your lawn with its automated mapping system, making lawn care effortless. - Precise Obstacle Avoidance, Even in The Dark: Ecovacs GOAT O1000 robot lawn mower features integrated AIVI 3D obstacle avoidance, enabling it to avoid animals and objects, including hedgehogs, that could be harmed or damaged by the mower. Even at night, it can precisely navigate around obstacles, ensuring the safety of your garden and small wildlife. - Optimal Lawn Coverage for Different Garden: TruEdge Consistent Edge Mowing delivers precise edge-to-edge cuts, ensuring no need for manual trimming. GOAT O1000 RTK smoothly follows along boundaries for zero-edge cutting, providing a clean, professional finish. With LELS navigation, it mows in a U-shaped path, boosting efficiency and coverage while eliminating the need for manual touch-ups. This combination of features guarantees a flawless, hassle-free lawn care experience every time. - Reach Every Zone in Your Lawn: With its ultra-narrow 1.31ft design and smart edge recognition, the GOAT O1000 easily navigates paths as narrow as 2.3ft without manual intervention. Its impressive 45% (24°) climbing ability allows it to seamlessly reach every area of your garden. The IPX6 waterproof rating ensures the mower remains reliable in unexpected weather conditions, giving you the confidence to tackle any challenge while maintaining a well-kept lawn. - Smart App Control & Customizable Mowing Experience: The editable map allows you to easily add, merge, split, or delete areas, giving you full control over your lawn layout. You can set multiple paths for the robot to travel between zones and define no-go areas. Customize settings for different zones, including cutting speed, cutting height, obstacle avoidance height, and mowing direction, to match your personal preferences and schedule. Enjoy a tailored mowing experience. - Stable Connection Even in the Shade: The unique LiDAR-Enhanced RTK navigation features a 2cm positioning precision. It can receive up to 45 satellites in 80% more signal bands, offering 4X connection speed and a 30% boost of stability in the shade. A Solid-state LiDAR (3D-ToF) and a fisheye camera ensure stable navigation when the satellite signals are shielded under gigantic tree shades. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B0DRG2HMD2 | | Battery Average Life | 60 minutes | | Best Sellers Rank | 610,624 in Garden ( See Top 100 in Garden ) 130 in Robotic Lawn Mowers | | Brand | ECOVACS | | Brand Name | ECOVACS | | Colour | White | | Customer Reviews | 3.7 out of 5 stars 303 Reviews | | Cutting width | 8.66 Inches | | Is Assembly Required? | No | | Item Dimensions D x W x H | 70.6D x 28.5W x 43H centimetres | | Item Type Name | Robot Lawn Mover | | Item Weight | 20.2 kg | | Item weight | 20.2 kg | | Manufacturer | ECOVACS | | Manufacturer Part Number | GOAT O1000 RTK | | Material | Plastic | | Material Type | Plastic | | Maximum Adjustable Cutting Height | 3.2 Inches | | Minimum Adjustable Cutting Height | 1.2 Inches | | Model Number | GOAT O1000 RTK | | Number of Items | 1 | | Number of Positions | 11 | | Operation Mode | Automatic | | Power Source | Battery Powered | | Power source | Battery Powered | | Style | Rotary | | Style Name | Rotary | | UPC | 850066858103 | | Unit Count | 1.0 count | ## Product Details - **Assembly required:** No - **Brand:** ECOVACS - **Colour:** White - **Cutting width:** 8.66 Inches - **Item weight:** 20.2 kg - **Material:** Plastic - **Operation mode:** Automatic - **Power source:** Battery Powered - **Product dimensions:** 70.6D x 28.5W x 43H centimetres - **Style:** Rotary ## Images ![ECOVACS Goat O1000 RTK Robot Lawn Mower, Perimeter Wire Free Vision Robotic Lawnmower for 1/4 Acres Lawn, Automated Mapping, APP Control, 3D Obstacle Avoidance, Zero-Edge Cutting - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61ao73UBKhL.jpg) ![ECOVACS Goat O1000 RTK Robot Lawn Mower, Perimeter Wire Free Vision Robotic Lawnmower for 1/4 Acres Lawn, Automated Mapping, APP Control, 3D Obstacle Avoidance, Zero-Edge Cutting - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81-EOM7BIEL.jpg) ![ECOVACS Goat O1000 RTK Robot Lawn Mower, Perimeter Wire Free Vision Robotic Lawnmower for 1/4 Acres Lawn, Automated Mapping, APP Control, 3D Obstacle Avoidance, Zero-Edge Cutting - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91Df6KDBRAL.jpg) ![ECOVACS Goat O1000 RTK Robot Lawn Mower, Perimeter Wire Free Vision Robotic Lawnmower for 1/4 Acres Lawn, Automated Mapping, APP Control, 3D Obstacle Avoidance, Zero-Edge Cutting - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91jM56a03OL.jpg) ![ECOVACS Goat O1000 RTK Robot Lawn Mower, Perimeter Wire Free Vision Robotic Lawnmower for 1/4 Acres Lawn, Automated Mapping, APP Control, 3D Obstacle Avoidance, Zero-Edge Cutting - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91HBiB2CJXL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Size** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Just and update from my first post. *by C***S on 28 March 2025* I once owned a Robomow R500 several years ago, an old perimeter wire robotic mower and loved it. But after repairing breaks in the wire, several battery replacements (lead acid), you learn. What I liked about it was it had three streel blades each about 8in long and angled down. It could cut through really thick tall grass and it had a wide cutting area. I ran that for close to 10years. We named it "Curly" for Moe (mow), Larry and Curly. It eventually went to storage. So my wife gave me permission to buy a new one. So after a lot of looking, I wanted an RTK (hi-fidelity GPS) based model with some AI and computer vision smarts. One that showed up on my radar was the Ecovac GOAT O10000 RTK. It did everything the Mammotion Luba (my first choice), but the O1000 had a more budget friendly price. My biggest concern with the O10000 was the size and robustness of the single blade systems; the small cut size, and the 3 razor disk. After a couple of weeks of use now I can relax some. I've replaced the blades set once already but maybe could have gotten a few more cuts; the size of those blades seems to be standardized so no issue. The Ecovac app works well with the GOAT O1000 although it takes a while to learn. For example, I have a Front yard, back yard, behind the garage yard and the side of the house yard. The backyard is enclosed with a chainlink fence. So I needed a path that would connect the front-yard, (sections; I split it into 2 zones seperated by the front sidewalk) and side-yard so I created that joined all of those. One charge will get the the front and another will get will get the back. What is so amazing, is once it's all mapped out and connected with the path the robot is all automatic. It mows it all in straight lines (you set the angle) and it can be scheduled to do all automatic. It is impressive how well it works. Sharp blades cut nice lawns so the results have been great. The charging takes about 1 1/2-2hr for 100%. So on mowdays (I'm mowing every 2days) I have zone(3)(2)(1) for the morning, then a 2hr rest (charge time), then zone(4) for the last time. It's amazingly automatic and more or less hassle free. The only hassles I've had was the initial setup. In my first attempt, I place the robot under my steps hiding it from the weather... but that was a no-no. The robot itself needs to see clean GPS signals (regardless of the RTK pole). So having the robot base (charger) away from buildings or overhanging structures is important. While it has a generous amount of wire from the charge station to the power transformer, you need an outlet for it. I had one available but still needed a waterproof extension cord from the outlet to the power transformer. It's all water proof so no problem, leaving everything uncovered. Anyway, once you get it all setup, you use the phone app (android or apple) to map the zones. It has automapping so it uses AI and computer vision to find an walk next to edges. You can manually take over for other operations to direct the mapping and later do manual no-mow zones. Once done, and your zone is done, it's ready to go. Once you have zones defined, you just setup the paths connecting all you zones and your all set. I have mine doing front and side yards in pass one but it passes through the back gate. If I forget to open the gate, it simply returns to the charger base. If it's open, it just follows the path right to the front section and goes to town. So I've noticed it doesn't like tall tufts of onion-grass which is common in the "Bluegrass State" and see those as osbsticles. It handles the front yard tree well. I found it could not create a zone for a very narrow strip, it needs about 4ft width to create a zone, but mine was about 2 1/2ft. So you may still need a small mower for trimming and string trimmer. It's a great machine, and value at sub $1000 at the moment. All and all, I'm already loving the Ecovac Goat O1000 RTK advanced robotic mower. Seriously 5 star. Update: I've used now about 30+ times and I don't think I would ever go back. The lawn is looking great an I've had very few issues with it. The app software takes a little time to learn how to map your lawn and connect everything with paths. My only frustration the manually steered mode would always disengage the mower left go of the steering button So you would have to stop and re-engage the the mower blades and resume (for example if you loose Bluetooth connectivity in manual mode). I had it get stuck twice at two specific locations in my lawn (which were holes I needed to fill in my lawn). If you have bushes that over hang low to the yard, the robot will assume they are obstacles and not go under them. However, what a time saver.. The front, sides and backyards are all mapped out, and I run the 'GoatyO' about every 2 days, first doing the back, then the front and sides. The biggest issue I had was placing the RTK tower and mower in a suitable location, as it needed to be away from the house and have electricity. Both the robot and tower have to see a min of 25 satellites and at first I thought it was just the RTK tower. The other small issue is it cuts the grass shorter than I'm used to. I have it set to it's max which looks nice. I would also recommend when you do your mapping to cut and edge the grass first so that it has a clear look at the obstacles, like sidewalk edges, fences, garden edging, etc. All and all it's the best deal going. I don't ever want to go back. Beats that summer heat. OK Late summer update; still 5-star. The grass cut is excellent! It works with the Huskavarna(s) blades. I have some extra-long titanium (from Amazon) that work better than any stainless. It goes out once or twice a week, gets through most grass up to about 8in tall. It has a few quirks you learn. Like it doesn't like crawling under low overhanging bushes or sunken sidewalks (you need to do those in manual mode). It really is all automatic. And on a 100F day, do you really want to mow grass? Setup takes thinking and is not easy but once you've done it get a feel for the software; the little Goat can MOW! ### ⭐ Might be worth waiting another year *by A***X on 7 June 2025* Update: I am adding this update and dropped the rating because we bought a Segway Navimow 110 and it is flawless. Set up and mapping were easy. It actually mows non stop with no input. Camera actually detects obsticals, Adjust its cut directions 60* each time, MUCH better battery life. This has met the standard of what we expected. I’ll start off by saying, when this thing works we loved it. Bought it with the expectation that it would regularly cut our lawn (less then 1/4 acre) for us and we could weed wack and mow here and there if needed for clean up. It has a pretty nice cut, missing strips sometimes but I adjusted the direction regularly (manually) and it generally got it next time. It generally does a good job making consistent cut lines back and forth, occasionally got stuck but only on steeper inclines where it ended up caught on something because it was struggling to turn. It ran at night multiple times flawlessly. It’s quiet, you really only hear the blades cutting the grass and that’s when you’re close to it. The set up was super quick, and the manual mapping didn’t give me too many issues. Minor downsides I found were that it really would need to spend 12+ hours cutting to get through everything. The dual blade one might be worth upgrade if you wanted it to minimize the cut time. I found that having it mow pretty much every day it actually did the job quicker likely because less cutting resistance extended battery. There is an option on the app to set and change mow direction but it only had an option to alternate weekly. I could see this tearing up the lawn when it makes its turns to come back if you were cutting every day. Probably a relatively easy software fix. I found adjusting the map boundaries to be more challenging than it should be. My neighbor has another brand that he can go into the app and pull or push boundary lines with his finger. The deal break for us was that it consistently lost its signal. We had 20-30 satellites and a “strong” connection. It would be mowing fine and then have errors like “lost rtk signal” or “out of bounds” even though it was dead center in the yard. It seemed to happen during the day consistently so I don’t know if it is overly sensitive to heat (hasn’t been over 85 but it is direct sunlight). Other times it would just stop, show in the app that it was in the charger and it would be somewhere else completely in the yard…sometimes still moving. Losing the signal caused sporadic behavior though. Support was OK, I only used the app messenger, did not try to call. Per their instructions I moved the RTK at least 3 times, remapped the whole yard probably 5-10 times. Did a hard reset to the mower, powered on and off time and time again. Ultimately ours has been having issues pretty much since it came out of the box and due to that it’s going back before the return period ends. I am tempted to buy another and hope we just got a dud and that is saying something but we might have to go with a different brand. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Take a break and let a robot mow your yard! *by E***S on 13 May 2025* After mowing my own lawn for 20 years, I'm finally taking a break. This mower is not just plug in and run. It takes some setup but this mower does a great job as long as you take the time to set it up correctly. I've run this mower 4x in my backyard and am pretty happy with it overall. SETUP So there is a little bit of setup and planning required to set up this mower. The app will walk you through setup step-by-step which makes it easy. Essentially you leave this mower docked outside all the time. There are some screws to secure the dock to the yard, or you could dock it on concrete if it can drive easily to the yard or there is a small ramp. After that the satellite sensor needs to be plugged in and run to the halfway point in the yard. At first I was worried about the mower running over the cable but there are hooks to secure it low to the ground and out of the way so the mower can go over it in the yard without any issues. I made the decision to put the sensor up when I'm not using it, but that is a personal preference. SETUP IMPORTANT NOTES I had a few issues that I had to go back and fix before it mowed without missing spots. Map well, ensure the satellite sensor is not leaning, and my personal recommendation: Set the mower speed to Delicate, not Quick). Also, it isn't going to tear through really tall grass, so make sure it is at a reasonable height before expecting it to keep your yard looking great. Since there is only one sessor I haven't tried running it in my front yard too, but I suspect you would need to map the front and back all at once then split it into sections. MAPPING TAKE YOUR TIME MAPPING. I used the manual mapping (although there is an auto-map function) and ended up doing it again after rushing it the first time. It recommends leaving space between the fence when mapping, but I've found that staying right up against the edge of the yard works best. You don't have to have it right next to the yard since you can drive it to the starting point when mapping but it will need a clear path from the dock to the yard. I have some holes in my yard it got stuck in and was able to add "no-go" areas after the mapping was complete. You can either mark it directly on the map through the app, or even drive the mower to the no-go area manually. You can also split the yard into sections, mark sidewalks, etc. which will help with mowing large areas, certain sections, or generally scheduling mowing. MOWING After fixing the issues mentioned above it did a fantastic job mowing my yard. I didn't turn it over until the 4th run of mowing my backyard and realized the blades are small but VERY sharp, so be careful. This makes the mower extremely quiet to the point where I wasn't sure if the blades were running until I saw the mowed grass behind the robot. You still need a weed-eater for edges against the fence and stuff like that (which is to be expected since you do that with a normal mower too.) I expected to have some issues with wet grass, but it did a surprisingly good job, although I don't plan to run it right after rain. There is a setting to delay running until 3 hours after rain which is nice for scheduled tasks. APP The app is helpful for setup, seeing the areas that have been mowed, etc. There are not a ton of settings, but there are some helpful things like auto-resume, obstacle avoidance sensitivity (flat ground, normal, high grass) and mowing direction. You can set it to mow along exact boundaries or edge mowing if you don't map exactly it will get closer to edges (do not recommend it if you don't have a fence separating your neighbors yard). There are also sensors for rain and pets that will automatically stop it. There are some extra settings that I don't use but are nice to have like an anti-theft alarm and adding the location to Google maps. Overall this is a great little lawnmower compared to others that are 2x or 3x the price. It isn't perfect and takes some time to set up but is worth it once it is up and running! ## Frequently Bought Together - ECOVACS Goat A2500 RTK Robot Lawn Mower, Lidar-Enhanced RTK+Vision Navigation, Auto-Mapping, Dual Blades, Edge Precision Mowing, Perimeter Wire-Free, Suitable for 5/8 Acres Lawn, 50% Slope Capability - Headley Tools Replacement Robotic Mower Blades 0.75 mm (Pack of 30) for Husqvarna Automower, Gardena, Compatible with Segway Navimow Robotic Mower --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.tn/products/710113956-ecovacs-goat-o1000-rtk-robot-lawn-mower-perimeter-wire-free](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/710113956-ecovacs-goat-o1000-rtk-robot-lawn-mower-perimeter-wire-free) --- *Product available on Desertcart Tunisia* *Store origin: TN* *Last updated: 2026-08-09*