I’ve had the mower for two weeks now, and so far, I love it! I can’t be more happy. I do have a lot with very few trees, so the RTK station picks up many satellites. It has worked flawlessly so far. My Bermuda is just starting to wake up, but I can’t wait to see what kind of lines Edward puts down when full green up occurs.

I have had the Yuka 2000 for a couple of weeks now and I am loving it! Took a bit of work to get the yard in shape prior to its first mow but all that needed to be done anyway. Now I just do a quick scan for branches, etc and then start it mowing every 3 or 4 days. The biggest issue is the lack of rain. If it would rain more often then the grass would look amazing. Just got the sweeper attachment. Can't wait to try it out!

Finally Free from Overpriced Lawn Services – Yuka 2000 is a Game-Changer!

I can’t say enough good things about the Mammotion Yuka 2000. After years of dealing with unreliable lawn guys and getting overcharged way too many times, I was done. Every year, I’d find myself paying crazy amounts for a service that didn’t even deliver consistently. But now? I don’t have to worry about any of that anymore.

This robot mower is smart, efficient, and handles my lawn like a pro. It’s super easy to set up, and once it’s running, it just takes care of everything. I actually look forward to seeing the yard now—it’s always clean and neat without me lifting a finger.

It’s a one-time investment that’s already saving me money, and honestly, the peace of mind is priceless. If you’re tired of getting gouged by lawn care services, trust me—Yuka 2000 is worth every penny.

Very impressed with perimeter, software, and engineering in the machine.
Pros: wow, this thing cuts way better than I thought it would with the razerblade style wheels. and the machine is engineered by some amazing professional designers who know how to win against the elements.

The machine feels durable, and sometimes I let the machine cut at night before the Dew starts forming. It doesn't need the sunlight and can even bumper avoid obstacles at night.

Recommend trying to level your yard with no holes or divots deeper than 2inches, and don't try to climb onto grass from pavement above two inches either.

Cons: Wish the website specified grass types that may not be compatible with each model.

Yuka Wheel struggles with St Augustine grass, just spins on the horizontal grass stems if it tries to turn or reverse.

The Sweeper is amazing tech, but if you have grass like Bahama that grows like a thin vine across the yard with roots above ground, the Sweeper wheel is going to get stuck completely full of it.

So I still need to cut 20% of my lawn myself because the machine can't handle some of my grass, but overall very satisfied it'll reduce my work load 80% and reduce my exposure during pollen season.

Awesome product so far (3 weeks). No issues, and I was initially worried because of all reported problems. It looks like most issues have been fixed with software updates by the time I bought it.
My lawn is very uneven with holes and bumps, but Yuka handles it all like a superhero. It just works, getting out of holes and climbing bumps easily (no sweeper purchased).

Six tips:
1. Position the RTK device with a clear view of the sky. If you need to compromise, make sure the southern sky (and above) is unobstructed.
2. Divide the yard into sections; I did front, back, side 1, and side 2.
3. Use RF for communication between the RTK and the Yuka (not Wi-Fi).
4. Don’t expect perfect results on the first few passes. Give it a week and mow every day or every other day.
5. Take your time learning how to set up the areas. Perhaps, start with two small areas and a path between them to get a feel for the task. It is annoying but you only do it once, at the beginning.
6. Give up on very tight parts of the lawn where Yuka cannot turn back (I have such a chunk between my house, patio, and grill).