Anthbot M5 LiDAR — Robot lawn mowers
Anthbot M5 LiDAR

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Robot lawn mowers F2 · Intermediate

Anthbot M5 LiDAR

Working area capacity 500 m²
Maximum slope 45 %
Boundary wire required No
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Estimated price range
450–1000 € ≈ $486–$1,080
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Anthbot M5 LiDAR is a robot lawn mower for lawns up to 500 m² that need no boundary wire: navigation uses a 360° LiDAR (the laser sensor that measures the space around the robot) and needs no RTK antenna. Mapping starts with one tap in the ANTHBOT app, and the garden can be organised into up to 20 zones, with scheduling tied to sunrise and sunset. Cutting height is adjusted from the app, the mowing path is U-shaped and a dedicated function handles the edges. On a sloping lawn the robot climbs up to 45%, and the rain sensor sends it back automatically. An emergency stop button is fitted on the robot.

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Technical specifications

How it works
Parameter Value Source
Working area capacity 500 m²

This is the area the mower covers in ideal conditions, and manufacturers state it with a tolerance (Husqvarna prints ±20%). A garden split into several zones, with trees or narrow passages, costs more than the square metres suggest: choose with headroom rather than at the limit.

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Cutting width 20 cm Compiled by editorial team
Cutting height, minimum 30 mm Compiled by editorial team
Cutting height, maximum 70 mm Compiled by editorial team
Maximum slope 45 %

Measure the slope at the steepest point of the lawn, not on average, and remember the declared figure assumes dry grass in ideal conditions. If the lawn comes close to this value you need headroom: a mower at its limit slips and leaves strips of uncut grass.

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Navigation and size
Parameter Value Source
Navigation system LiDAR Compiled by editorial team
Obstacle avoidance LiDAR Compiled by editorial team
Boundary wire required No

«No boundary wire» does not mean «no installation»: satellite models need an antenna placed where it can see the sky, and under tree canopies or next to a high wall the signal can drop out. The wire goes away, the site survey does not.

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Maximum number of zones 20 Compiled by editorial team
IP rating IPX6 Compiled by editorial team
Rain sensor Yes Compiled by editorial team
App and smart home
Parameter Value Source
App ANTHBOT app Compiled by editorial team
Summary

Pros and cons

In favour

  • Works without a buried boundary wire and without an RTK antenna.
  • Handles slopes up to 45%, useful for hillside lawns.
  • Manages up to 20 zones, for gardens split into several areas.
  • The rain sensor sends it back to the base on its own when it starts to rain.

Worth knowing

  • With a 500 m² limit, a larger lawn is beyond its reach.
  • The narrow cutting width needs more passes to cover a large lawn.
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