Lymow One Plus 5A Robotic Lawn Mower | 1.1 Acres/Day

The Lymow One Plus is a track-driven robotic lawn mower that replaces the boundary wire with RTK satellite positioning and VSLAM visual navigation. You map the lawn from the Lymow app, split it into as many as 80 zones, and the mower plans clean parallel passes on its own. This 5A version pairs the mower with the standard 5A charging station and covers up to 1.1 acres per day.

Instead of the small razor blades most robot mowers spin, the One Plus cuts with two full rotary mulching blades - the Lycut System 2.0 - backed by a 680 W rated motor with 1,785 W of peak power. It gets through tall, thick grass, mulches fallen leaves into lawn food, and spreads clippings evenly through side discharge. Heavy-duty tracks with hub motors climb slopes up to 45 degrees (a 100 percent incline) and cross obstacles up to 2.8 inches tall.

The mower itself is identical across both versions of the One Plus: same blades, same navigation, same 3-hour battery. The difference is the charging station. This 5A station refills the battery from 10 to 90 percent in about 150 minutes, supporting up to 1.1 acres of mowing per day; the 10A version cuts charging to 90 minutes and reaches up to 1.73 acres per day.

• Dual Rotary Mulching Blades: The Lycut System 2.0 spins two SK5 tool-steel rotary blades at 3,000 to 6,000 RPM with 1,785 W of peak power, so it cuts tall, dense grass that stalls typical razor-disc robot mowers.
• Mulches Leaves, Too: Airflow lift stands the grass upright for an even cut, fallen leaves get shredded into natural lawn food, and side discharge spreads clippings evenly with no piles.
• Tracks, Not Wheels: Heavy-duty tracks with hub motor drive climb slopes up to 45 degrees (100 percent incline) and cross obstacles up to 2.8 inches, keeping traction on rough or uneven ground.
• Wire-Free RTK + VSLAM: The Lysee System 2.0 pairs centimeter-level RTK positioning (up to a 3,200-foot radius) with camera-based VSLAM, so the mower keeps working under trees and near buildings where satellite signal drops.
• Smart Obstacle Avoidance: Binocular AI vision plus 5 ultrasonic sensors and 2 Hall sensors steer around pets, toys, furniture, and flower beds, with cliff detection for drop-offs.
• Built for Whole Properties: Mows up to 1.1 acres per day with the 5A station, stores maps covering up to 15 acres, and manages up to 80 zones plus no-go areas from the app.
• Anti-Theft Built In: Geo-fence alerts, a built-in device lock, and live GPS tracking protect the mower, with Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and 4G keeping it connected.

The One Plus 5A is built for residential lawns that outmatch ordinary robot mowers: properties needing up to about an acre of mowing per day, yards with steep banks or terraced slopes, and lots with dense, fast-growing turf. It handles common cool-season and warm-season grasses alike - Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, fescues, and bentgrass as well as Bermuda, Zoysia, St. Augustine, Buffalo, and Bahia.

Tree-heavy yards are a natural fit, because VSLAM keeps the mower working where RTK-only machines lose their fix, and in fall the same blades that cut your grass mulch the leaves. Within the Lymow lineup, choose the 5A if your daily mowing needs stay near an acre; if you have more ground or want faster turnaround between cycles, the 10A version reaches up to 1.73 acres per day on 90-minute charges.

1. Mount the RTK reference station: Use the included mounting poles, wall bracket, or RTK ground stake to give the antenna a clear view of the sky.
2. Place the charging station: Set it on flat, open ground with the ground stakes and connect the adapter using the 10-meter extension cable.
3. Charge the mower: Dock the One Plus and let the battery charge fully before the first mow.
4. Connect the app: Download the Lymow app and pair the mower over Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or 4G.
5. Map your lawn: Follow the in-app mapping flow, then split the map into zones and mark no-go areas around pools, beds, and play sets.
6. Start mowing: Set your cutting height (1.2 to 4.0 inches), build a schedule, and let the mower take over.