Anthbot M9 vs Dreame A1 Pro

Technical comparison · Robot lawn mowers

In brief

Two mowers with no perimeter wire, in the same price range and with the same maximum slope of 45%. The deciding difference is the working area declared by the manufacturer: 1000 m² for the Anthbot M9, 2000 m² for the Dreame A1 Pro.

Parameter
Awards —
Identity
Use tier F2 — Intermediate F2 — Intermediate
Price
Price ~450–1000 € ~450–1000 €
Universal specs
Weight — 12.6 kg
Category specs
Working area capacity 1000 m² 2000 m²
Boundary wire required No No
Navigation system RTK-GNSS with cameras LiDAR
Onboard camera Yes —
Maximum slope 45 % 45 %
Cutting width 20 cm 22 cm
Cutting height, minimum 30 mm 30 mm
Cutting height, maximum 70 mm 70 mm
Number of blades 5 3
Charging time — 65 min
Battery capacity — 5 Ah
IP rating IPX6 IPX6
App ANTHBOT App Dreamehome
Rain sensor Yes Yes
Obstacle avoidance Cameras LiDAR, Lift sensor
Maximum number of zones 20 —
Connectivity Built-in cellular —
Weight — 12.6 kg
RTK correction Both —

CobotCompare Awards

Anthbot M9

No awards in this tier.

Dreame A1 Pro

Best value Intermediate

Best ratio of technical score to price among the 7 sheets in the Robot lawn mowers category (intermediate tier): technical score 78/100. The price used is the sheet's estimated range.

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The differences that matter

  • Declared area 1000 m² vs 2000 m² → a lawn above 1000 m² falls outside the M9's range.
  • Satellites and cameras vs LiDAR → the M9's position comes from satellites, the A1 Pro's from laser measurement.
  • Built-in cellular connectivity on the M9 → the connection does not rely on home Wi-Fi.

In short

Anthbot M9

The Anthbot M9 cuts with 5 blades, has built-in cellular connectivity and handles up to 20 zones; it navigates with RTK-GNSS (satellite positioning with a correction signal) and cameras. It suits a garden of up to 1000 m² divided into sectors. Beyond that declared area there is no headroom.

See the Anthbot M9 sheet →

Dreame A1 Pro

The Dreame A1 Pro declares 2000 m² and a 22 cm cutting width, and navigates with LiDAR (a laser sensor that measures distances), with a lift sensor among its obstacle sensors. It suits a lawn between 1000 and 2000 m². The battery is 5 Ah, recharges in 65 minutes, and the robot weighs 12.6 kg.

See the Dreame A1 Pro sheet →

Where to buy

The purchase links are the same as on the two product pages and don't influence the verdict. The product pages have the complete data.