Mammotion LUBA mini 2 AWD

Name: Mammotion LUBA mini 2 AWD
Brand: Mammotion
Author: CobotCompare

Working area capacity 1497 m²

Maximum slope 80 %

Boundary wire required No

Onboard camera Yes

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Sheet curated by CobotCompare — We check every spec sheet against the manufacturer's own documentation: each value carries its source and the date we read it. Published Oct. 10, 2026 · Last updated Oct. 16, 2026

The Mammotion LUBA mini 2 AWD is a robot lawn mower for people who want a tended lawn without burying a boundary wire or installing an antenna. A 360° laser sensor (LiDAR, which measures the distance to objects) and two cameras are used to recognise obstacles, day and night. The all-wheel drive handles slopes up to 80%, and mapping manages several zones with flexible map editing. From the app you schedule, start, pause and stop jobs, see real-time status and watch the yard live. The built-in mobile data connection includes three years of free data.

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Technical specifications

How it works
Parameter	Value	Source
Working area capacity	1497 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.	Compiled by editorial team
Cutting height, minimum	55.9 mm	Compiled by editorial team
Cutting height, maximum	101.6 mm	Compiled by editorial team
Maximum slope	80 % 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.	Compiled by editorial team
Drive	All-wheel drive	Compiled by editorial team

Navigation and size
Parameter	Value	Source
Navigation system	LiDAR	Compiled by editorial team
Obstacle avoidance	LiDAR, Cameras	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.	Compiled by editorial team

Battery
Parameter	Value	Source
Battery capacity	6.1 Ah	Compiled by editorial team

Privacy: what it sees and what it records
Parameter	Value	Source
Onboard camera	Yes	Compiled by editorial team
Live video from the app	Yes	Compiled by editorial team

App and smart home
Parameter	Value	Source
Connectivity	Built-in cellular	Compiled by editorial team
Robot data connection	Included for a period	Compiled by editorial team
Months of data connection included	36 mesi	Compiled by editorial team

Summary

Pros and cons

In favour

Works without a boundary wire and without an antenna to install.
The all-wheel drive handles slopes up to 80%.
A 360° laser sensor and two cameras to recognise obstacles, day and night.
The built-in mobile data connection includes three years of free data.

Worth knowing

After the three included years of data, the mobile connection service must be renewed.
The cutting height has a lower limit, so there is little room for anyone who wants a very short-cut lawn.

Smart home

Ecosystem

Software

The built-in mobile data connection includes three years of free data; after the included period the service must be renewed. From the app you schedule, start, pause and stop jobs and see real-time status and a live view of the yard.

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