Robot lawnmowers is a category that Roborock decided to jump into after dominating the robovacs category with ‘state of the art’ products that clean a variety of hard floors and carpets without leaving a mess. During the IFA 2025 trade show, the company showcased three new lawnmowers designed to make you feel the same convenience as you did when you owned a Roborock for indoors. Its RockMow Z1 is the most premium, followed by the RockMow S1 and the RockNeo Q1.
The top-tier RockMow Z1 is designed to steer slopes of up to 80 percent, while RockMow S1 and the RockNeo Q1 are for those who do not have massive-sized lawns
Starting with the RockMow Z1, it is equipped with independent motors for each of its four wheels, resulting in a better grip on the grass when on the slopes, while also helping the lawnmower avoid those usual slipping incidents. An advanced suspension system has been incorporated to ensure stability, along with a blade that cuts within 3cm of walls. Roborock says the RockMow Z1 can mow through 5,000 square meters in 24 hours, with the app allowing you to map multiple patterns.
Next up, we have the RockMow S1, which has fewer features than the RockMow Z1, such as being able to handle slopes of up to 45 percent or 24.2 degrees. Also, it can only cover 1,000 square meters in 24 hours, which obviously means that it will run out of juice if you have purchased it to trim your mega-lawn. Thankfully, the AI-powered smart mapping system means that the RockMow S1 has a brain of its own when cutting specific lawn patterns.
Last, we have the RockNeo Q1, which will likely target average users who do not have the time or energy to trim their lawns but have the budget to accommodate a robot lawnmower purchase. Roborock says that the RockNeo Q1 comes with a wildlife-friendly feature that prevents it from operating at night so as not to disturb animals who are wide awake at night. The company has not provided any pricing or availability details, so those interested must wait for that information to come through.
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