Mammotion YUKA mini 2

Mammotion's cheapest current wire-free mower, for small to medium lawns on gentle slopes. Stock was thin at the time of writing, so check availability first.

7.8/10from £799Compare prices
  • Lawn sizeup to 1,000 m²
  • NavigationHybrid (RTK + vision/LiDAR)
  • Max slope45%
  • Versions2
Illustration · press photo of the Mammotion YUKA mini 2 requested

Prices and stock

YUKA mini 2 800 · up to 800 m² · RRP £949

Prices from UK retailers, cheapest first
RetailerPriceStockBuy
Mammotion UKChecked £799 £949Out of stockView deal
The Robot MowerInstallation availableChecked £799Out of stockOut of stockView deal

YUKA mini 2 1000 (LiDAR) · up to 1,000 m² · RRP £1,199

Prices from UK retailers, cheapest first
RetailerPriceStockBuy
Godfreys of SevenoaksChecked £999Back orderAvailable to pre-order View deal
Mammotion UKChecked £999 £1,199Out of stockView deal

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Our verdict

Should you buy the YUKA mini 2?

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

How we score
7.8/10easymower score · method 2026.1
  • Navigation spec10.0
  • Cut quality editorial6.5
  • Ease of setup editorial8.0
  • App editorial7.5
  • Value spec6.5
  • Support spec+editorial7.8

Pros

  • No perimeter wire or base station on either version
  • Fits through gaps as narrow as 55 cm, according to Mammotion
  • Quiet on paper, with 57–58 dB quoted
  • Light enough to carry between lawns
  • Three-year warranty including the battery

Cons

  • Rear-wheel drive only, with a 45% slope limit
  • The 1000 needs a separately sold module for 4G
  • Few zones on the 800
  • Both versions were out of stock on Mammotion's UK store, and its pages point buyers to the LUBA mini 2 AWD

Who it’s for

  • Lawns up to about 1,000 m²
  • Gardens with gentle slopes
  • Narrow side passages, with a 55 cm minimum gap
  • Buyers who want wire-free navigation at a lower price than the LUBA range

Who should avoid it

  • Your lawn has slopes steeper than about 45%: look at the LUBA mini 2 AWD
  • You want 4G tracking on the 1000 without buying an extra module
  • You need a mower in stock now: both versions were sold out on Mammotion's UK store when we checked

Specifications

YUKA mini 2 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
1000 (LiDAR): Hybrid (RTK + vision/LiDAR)Source: manufacturer spec sheet
Positioning and obstacle sensors
800: vision camera, network RTKSource: manufacturer spec sheet
1000 (LiDAR): LiDAR, vision cameraSource: manufacturer spec sheet
RTK base station needed
4G
1000 (LiDAR): Optional moduleSource: manufacturer spec sheet
Free 4G data
Subscription needed
Wi-Fi
Bluetooth
Cutting
Cutting width
Min cutting height
Max cutting height
Blade type
Single disc, 5 pivoting razor bladesSource: manufacturer spec sheet
Blades
Power
Battery
800: 97.2 Wh (calculated)Source: manufacturer product page
1000 (LiDAR): 131.8 Wh (calculated)Source: manufacturer product page
Mowing time per charge
1000 (LiDAR): 135 minSource: manufacturer spec sheet
Charging time
1000 (LiDAR): 135 minSource: manufacturer spec sheet
Smart and safety
App
Obstacle avoidance
AI vision (300+ obstacles claimed); LiDAR on the 1000Source: manufacturer product page
No-go zones
Multiple maps
Camera

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 sayA comparison graphic on the 1000's product page shows an IP67 rating.

    In practiceThe same page elsewhere and Mammotion's UK spec sheet both say IPX6. The IP67 figure appears to refer to the LiDAR module rather than the whole mower. Source

  • They sayBoth versions are listed in the main mower menu.

    In practiceBoth were out of stock on 29 September 2026 and their pages promote the LUBA mini 2 AWD 1000 as the next generation, so the YUKA mini 2 may be on its way out. Source

Which version do you need?

As with the LUBA mini 2 AWD, the two sizes navigate differently. The 800 uses cameras plus network RTK over its built-in 4G connection, so it needs mobile signal and an open sky. The 1000 uses LiDAR plus cameras with no RTK, which suits enclosed gardens with walls and trees nearby, but its 4G module is an optional extra. The 1000 also has a bigger battery and double the zones.

How it navigates and sets up

The YUKA mini 2 needs no wire and no RTK aerial. You map the lawn by driving it round the edge in the Mammotion app.

The 800 combines three cameras with network RTK corrections delivered over its built-in 4G connection. Network RTK gives accurate positioning on open lawns but depends on a clear view of the sky and a usable mobile signal.

The 1000 uses a 360° LiDAR scanner and two cameras and doesn't use RTK at all. That makes it more at home in enclosed gardens where fences, walls and trees give the LiDAR plenty to range against, and where satellite signals are patchy. See our guide to RTK, vision and LiDAR for the trade-offs.

Both are rear-wheel drive and rated for 45% slopes. Mammotion says they fit through gaps of 55 cm, which is narrower than most wire-free mowers and useful for gardens split by side passages. At 10.6 kg–10.9 kg, they are easy to carry to a separate lawn.

Cutting

A single disc with five pivoting blades cuts a 190 mm strip, at heights from 20 mm to 60 mm. There is no separate edge disc, so expect a strip to trim by hand along walls and beds. Mammotion quotes 57 dB(A)–58 dB(A), quiet by robot-mower standards.

App, connectivity and security

The Mammotion app covers schedules, no-go zones and virtual walls, with up to 5–10 zones depending on the version and cloud backup of several maps. The 800 has 4G built in with 36 months of data. On the 1000, 4G is an optional module, and without it you are limited to Wi-Fi and Bluetooth range for remote control.

Running costs, warranty and support

The warranty is 3 years, including the battery according to Mammotion's UK warranty statement; blades are wear parts. Support is by email, chat and phone rather than through dealers. Prices start from £799, but check stock before planning around it.

Price history

£769£899£1,02929 Sept29 Sept
YUKA mini 2 800 YUKA mini 2 1000 (LiDAR)
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DateYUKA mini 2 800YUKA mini 2 1000 (LiDAR)
29 Sept£799£999

Questions owners ask

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between the YUKA mini 2 800 and 1000?

The 800 navigates with cameras plus network RTK over built-in 4G. The 1000 uses LiDAR plus cameras and needs no RTK, but 4G is an optional module. The 1000 has a larger battery, more zones and a bigger rated area.

How steep a slope can the YUKA mini 2 manage?

Mammotion rates it for 45%, about 24 degrees. It's rear-wheel drive, so for steeper banks the all-wheel-drive LUBA mini 2 AWD is the better fit.

YUKA mini 2 or LUBA mini 2 AWD?

The YUKA mini 2 is cheaper, lighter and fits through narrower gaps. The LUBA mini 2 AWD adds all-wheel drive, an 80% slope rating, a separate edge disc and larger rated areas. Flat, small lawns suit the YUKA; slopes suit the LUBA.

Is there a subscription?

No subscription is needed to mow. Mammotion says its network RTK service is free. The 800 includes three years of 4G data; 4G on the 1000 needs the optional module, which Mammotion says includes three years of data.

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Accessories, guides and tools

Compatible accessories

  • 4G Module for YUKA mini 2RRP £99
  • Cleaning stand for lawn mowersRRP £69
  • Cutting Disc for YUKA mini 2 / YUKA miniRRP £49
  • 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

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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