TerraMow Mini 500

TerraMow's smaller camera-navigated mower for lawns up to 500 m², with no wire or antenna. It was sold out when we checked, and its UK launch looks unfinished.

6.7/10from £656Compare prices
  • Lawn sizeup to 500 m²
  • NavigationVision (camera)
  • Max slope32.5%
  • Versions2
Illustration · press photo of the TerraMow TerraMow Mini 500 requested

Prices and stock

TerraMow Mini 500 · up to 500 m² · RRP £656

Prices from UK retailers, cheapest first
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TerraMow Mini 500 with Garage · up to 500 m² · RRP £700

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Our verdict

Should you buy the TerraMow Mini 500?

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

How we score
6.7/10easymower score · method 2026.1
  • Navigation spec7.5
  • Cut quality editorial6.5
  • Ease of setup editorial8.5
  • App editorial6.0
  • Value spec4.9
  • Support spec+editorial7.0

Pros

  • No perimeter wire and no RTK antenna: three cameras handle navigation
  • Edge-cutting claim with per-section edge adjustment
  • Quiet, with a quoted 56 dB
  • Available with a garage as a bundle
  • Three-year warranty on the mower

Cons

  • Sold out at the time of research
  • No UK-plug version, and the sterling prices look like automatic currency conversion
  • Manual cutting-height adjustment over a narrower range than the V series
  • 4G was listed as 'launch soon'

Who it’s for

  • Small lawns up to about 400 m²
  • Gardens with fences, walls and borders for the cameras to see
  • Buyers who want a wire-free mower without RTK

Who should avoid it

  • You need one now: both versions were sold out on 29 September 2026
  • You want app-controlled cutting height: the Mini 500 is manual
  • You want 4G: it's listed as an optional module that isn't available yet
  • Your lawn has slopes over 32.5%

Specifications

TerraMow Mini 500 specifications

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

Power
Battery
Mowing time per charge
Charging time
Smart and safety
Obstacle avoidance
3D AI vision (triple camera)Source: manufacturer product page
Camera
GPS theft tracking
Rain sensor

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 spec table lists 4G as an optional module.

    In practiceIt was marked 'launch soon' on 29 September 2026, so there was no way to add 4G at that point. Source

  • They sayThe store shows sterling prices for UK visitors.

    In practiceThere's no UK-plug variant and the pound prices match an automatic conversion of the euro prices, so it's unclear whether TerraMow has launched the Mini 500 in the UK in the same way as the V series. Source

Which version do you need?

The two listings are the same mower. One comes with TerraMow's garage in the box; the other doesn't, and the garage is also sold separately. Choose the bundle if you want a cover over the base station.

How it navigates and sets up

Like the V series, the Mini 500 uses TerraMow's triple-camera vision system, with no perimeter wire, RTK or LiDAR. You place the base station, map the lawn in the app and set schedules. That makes it one of the simpler installs, as long as your garden gives the cameras enough to see; very open lawns and poor light are harder for camera-only mowers. See our navigation explainer.

TerraMow rates the Mini 500 for 32.5% slopes, so it's meant for flat or gently sloping lawns. It weighs 10.1 kg.

Cutting

The cutting width is 180 mm, with height set by hand from 20 mm to 60 mm. TerraMow claims it can ride along flush edges to cut the lawn border, with the edge offset adjustable section by section. That's the manufacturer's claim; kerbs, raised beds and lawn edging make a difference. It is quoted at 56 dB(A), which is quiet for a robot mower.

App, connectivity and security

The mower connects over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. TerraMow lists 4G as an optional module but marked it "launch soon". TerraMow hasn't confirmed the app name for the Mini 500 or whether it needs a subscription; its "no hidden charges" statement appears on the V series page, not this one. The safety section lists GPS tracking, geofencing and a lift alert. How useful remote tracking is without 4G is unclear.

Running costs, warranty and support

TerraMow gives 3 years on the mower and two years on the battery. Blades are the main consumable. The store's sterling price is £656–£700, but that appears to be converted from euros and may change. For whether the garage bundle is worth it, see our garage guide.

Price history

£646£678£71029 Sept29 Sept
TerraMow Mini 500 TerraMow Mini 500 with Garage
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DateTerraMow Mini 500TerraMow Mini 500 with Garage
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TerraMow Mini 500 questions and answers

Does the TerraMow Mini 500 have 4G and anti-theft tracking?

Not yet, as far as 4G goes. The TerraMow Mini 500 connects over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. TerraMow's spec table lists 4G as an optional module, but on 29 September 2026 it was marked "launch soon", so there was no way to add it.

The product page's safety section does list GPS tracking, geofencing and a lift alert. Without a mobile connection, it's unclear how useful tracking would be once the mower leaves your Wi-Fi range, and TerraMow doesn't explain this. That's a contrast with the TerraMow V Series (V600 / V1000), which has 4G built in with a year of data.

If theft is a concern, consider where the base sits and whether it's visible from the street. Our theft and security guide covers practical steps.

Is the TerraMow Mini 500 garage bundle worth paying extra for?

It's a reasonable buy if you'd want a garage anyway. The TerraMow Mini 500 is sold in two listings that contain the same mower: one on its own at £656 and one with TerraMow's garage at £700. TerraMow also sells the garage separately. Note that these sterling prices look like automatic conversions from euros, so they may move.

A garage shades the mower and base from sun and heavy rain and can keep leaves off the charging contacts. The Mini 500 already carries an IPX6 rating, so it isn't essential, and it shouldn't be left out through a hard winter either way. Both versions were sold out on 29 September 2026. Our garage guide weighs up the pros and cons.

More questions

Frequently asked questions

How is the Mini 500 different from the TerraMow V series?

It's smaller and lighter, with a 180 mm deck, manual height adjustment from 20 mm to 60 mm and 4G only as a future option. The V series has a wider deck, electric height adjustment and 4G built in.

Does the Mini 500 need a wire or RTK?

No. It navigates with three cameras, like the V series. Camera navigation works best where there are visible features and reasonable light.

Can I buy the Mini 500 in the UK?

TerraMow's store shows it in pounds, but both versions were sold out on 29 September 2026 and there's no UK-plug variant. Check with TerraMow before ordering.

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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