


Robomow RS630 product review

Robomow RS630 Product Specifications




Its floating deck allows the mower to traverse bumps and small dips in the lawn while still giving your lawn an even finish. It can even handle inclines of up to 20%. It has a multizone ability which allows to easily cover the whole garden, including hard-to-reach places.

Robomow RS630 product review




The Robomow RS630 product review
The Robomow RS630 product specification

Robomow RS630 Features


It comes with a Robomow app. Wherever you are in the house, you can connect via Bluetooth and start up the mower. You can alter its path to get into every nook and cranny of your garden.

The mower automatically returns to the base station after use. So that its battery is always topped up and ready to go. It will return to the base station if it detects rain.  You can always override this function if you want it to carry on.

There are a few features missing that you’d find on many other robotic lawnmowers, though. Most notably, there’s no alarm to tell you that your machine has left its set perimeter. So you might want to keep any eye on it while in use. It also lacks a pin number, meaning other people could potentially use it without your permission.

Robomow RS630 Design

While the Robomow RS630 isn’t the smallest robotic lawnmower on the market, it’s not a particularly bulky model. Measuring 12x29x26 inches, and weighing 44 pounds. This is a reasonably sized lawnmower that should be easy to store away when not in use.





It is also capable of changing direction by itself when confronted with an obstacle. So that it doesn’t get broken by bumping into anything. Finally, a nifty additional safety feature is the Child Lock, which ensures that your little ones stay safe.