Mammotion LUBA mini AWD

The first compact all-wheel-drive LUBA, now discontinued in the UK. Worth it second-hand or as clearance stock only if the price is well below the LUBA mini 2 AWD.

7.9/10from £1,199Compare prices
  • Lawn sizeup to 1,500 m²
  • NavigationHybrid (RTK + vision/LiDAR)
  • Max slope80%
  • Versions3
Illustration · press photo of the Mammotion LUBA mini AWD requested

Prices and stock

LUBA mini AWD 800 · up to 800 m² · RRP £1,499

Prices from UK retailers, cheapest first
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LUBA mini AWD 1500 · up to 1,500 m² · RRP £1,899

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Successor: Mammotion LUBA mini 2 AWD

Prices and stock

LUBA mini 2 AWD 1000 · up to 1,000 m² · RRP £1,399

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LUBA mini 2 AWD 1500 (LiDAR) · up to 1,500 m² · RRP £1,699

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Our verdict

Should you buy the LUBA mini AWD?

A desk-based verdict from the manufacturer’s specifications, manuals and UK warranty terms.

How we score
7.9/10easymower score · method 2026.1
  • Navigation spec10.0
  • Cut quality editorial7.0
  • Ease of setup editorial7.5
  • App editorial7.5
  • Value spec6.9
  • Support spec+editorial7.5

Pros

  • All-wheel drive with an 80% slope rating
  • Wire-free, with an RTK base in the box and network RTK as an alternative
  • App-based mapping with up to 20 zones
  • Mammotion claims full edge-to-edge cutting

Cons

  • Discontinued: no longer sold new on Mammotion's UK store
  • Only one year of 4G data on the 800 and 1500
  • Narrow 200 mm cut for the rated area
  • No published noise figure
  • The LiDAR version was never listed for sale on the UK store

Who it’s for

  • Lawns of roughly 500 m² to 1,500 m² with steep sections
  • Buyers happy to pay less for the previous generation
  • Gardens where an RTK base station in the box is useful

Who should avoid it

  • You can stretch to the LUBA mini 2 AWD, which adds three years of 4G data and a LiDAR option without RTK
  • You want to buy new from Mammotion: it's sold out on the UK store
  • Your lawn is heavily shaded by trees or buildings: the standard versions rely on RTK

Specifications

LUBA mini AWD specifications

The manufacturer’s published figures, each linked to its source. Where versions differ, each is listed.

Navigation
Navigation
800: Hybrid (RTK + vision/LiDAR)Source: manufacturer spec sheet
1500: Hybrid (RTK + vision/LiDAR)Source: manufacturer spec sheet
LiDAR 1500: Hybrid (RTK + vision/LiDAR)Source: manufacturer spec sheet
Positioning and obstacle sensors
800: RTK, network RTK, vision cameraSource: manufacturer spec sheet
1500: RTK, network RTK, vision cameraSource: manufacturer spec sheet
LiDAR 1500: LiDAR, network RTK, vision cameraSource: manufacturer spec sheet
RTK base station needed
4G
Free 4G data
LiDAR 1500: 36 monthsSource: manufacturer spec sheet
Subscription needed
Wi-Fi
Bluetooth
Power
Mowing time per charge
Charging time

links go to the manufacturer source for each figure. Figures are the manufacturer’s own claims unless marked otherwise.

Claims vs reality

Where the brand’s marketing and its own small print don’t agree.

  • They sayThe LUBA mini AWD 1500 is the bigger, dearer model.

    In practiceIts RRP was higher, but at the last UK listing the 1500 was on sale below the price of the 800, so compare actual prices rather than rated areas when buying clearance or used stock. Source

Which version do you need?

Mammotion lists three versions. The 800 and 1500 use RTK (base or network) plus cameras and differ mainly in battery and rated area. The LiDAR 1500 adds a LiDAR scanner to RTK and cameras and came with three years of 4G data, but it appears in Mammotion's UK spec sheet only and was never sold through its UK store, so any UK unit is likely to be an import. Mammotion's last UK listing oddly priced the 800 above the discounted 1500.

How it navigates and sets up

The LUBA mini AWD is wire-free. The 800 and 1500 use RTK positioning with cameras for obstacle detection; the RTK corrections come either from the base station supplied in the box or from Mammotion's network RTK service over 4G. The LiDAR 1500 adds a LiDAR scanner to help in tree-lined or built-up spots where satellite positioning is weaker. You map the lawn by driving round its edge in the app.

All versions have all-wheel drive and a 80% slope rating, and Mammotion says they climb obstacles up to 50 mm.

Cutting

A single disc with six pivoting blades cuts a 200 mm strip, with height from 20 mm to 65 mm. Mammotion claims full edge cutting, though unlike the LUBA mini 2 AWD there is no separate edge disc. It doesn't publish a noise figure.

App, connectivity and security

The Mammotion app manages up to 20 zones, no-go areas and schedules, with GPS tracking over the built-in 4G. Included 4G data is 12 months–36 months depending on version; after that it's optional and paid.

Running costs, warranty and support

The warranty is 3 years from the original purchase. Blades are cheap wear parts. Mammotion supports older models through the same app, but it doesn't publish how long it will keep releasing updates for this one.

Should you still buy one?

Only at a substantial discount. The original RRP was £1,499–£1,899, and its successor, the Mammotion LUBA mini 2 AWD, currently starts from £1,249 with the same slope rating, more 4G data and a choice of RTK or LiDAR navigation. If you buy used, check the warranty start date, battery health and blade condition, and ask whether the RTK base station is included.

Price history

£1,154£1,349£1,54429 Sept29 Sept
LUBA mini AWD 800 LUBA mini AWD 1500
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DateLUBA mini AWD 800LUBA mini AWD 1500
29 Sept£1,499£1,199

Questions owners ask

Frequently asked questions

Is the LUBA mini AWD discontinued?

Yes, in the UK. Its product page is sold out, it has left Mammotion's main menu, and the page points to the LUBA mini 2 AWD as the next generation.

Is it still covered by warranty?

Mammotion's UK warranty statement lists three years of cover, including the battery, for the LUBA mini series. Warranty runs from the original purchase date, so a used mower may have little cover left. Ask for proof of purchase.

What does the LUBA mini 2 AWD add?

Three years of included 4G data rather than one, a separate edge disc, and a 1500 version that uses LiDAR instead of RTK. Slope rating and cut width are the same.

Does it need a subscription?

No. The RTK base station in the box works without 4G. Network RTK and remote features use 4G data, which is paid for after the included period.

Also consider

Alternatives to the LUBA mini AWD

Similar mowers that trade something for something else: price, wire, slope or size.

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Cheaper option

Mammotion YUKA mini 2

  • Up to 1,000 m²
  • Hybrid (RTK + vision/LiDAR)
  • 45% slopes
from £7997.8/10

Owning one

Accessories, guides and tools

Compatible accessories

  • Cleaning stand for lawn mowersRRP £69
  • Endurance Replacement Blades (24 pcs)RRP £55
  • Garage StandardRRP £199
  • MAMMOTION 4G Service, 12 monthsRRP £49.90
  • MAMMOTION 4G Service, 3 monthsRRP £19.90
  • Mini garageRRP £119
  • Omni WheelsRRP £109
  • RTK Reference Station Power AdapterRRP £55

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Last updated 2026-09-29. Specs are the manufacturer’s own figures, each linked to its source. How we score · How we get prices · Report an error