Prepared October 28, 2026 from manufacturer product information. Specifications, stock, prices and bundles can change. Confirm the exact listing before buying. Manufacturer source links below are untracked.
ANTHBOT M5 LiDAR
The smallest-lawn model in the line, built for compact and enclosed gardens. ANTHBOT quotes 500 square metres, roughly an eighth of an acre, with 360-degree LiDAR plus dual vision handling narrow passages and shade.
Manufacturer specifications
- ANTHBOT rates it for lawns up to 500 m² (about 0.12 acre)
- 360° LiDAR with dual vision navigation
- No perimeter wire and no RTK base station required
- ANTHBOT lists a three-minute set-up and one-touch mapping
- AI obstacle avoidance; edge cutting and scheduling in the app
- Listed at $799.00 on October 28, 2026
Who it’s for: Small, fenced or awkward gardens where a perimeter wire would be more work than the mowing.
LiDAR navigation needs open sightlines. Dense planting and tight overhangs are worth checking against the manufacturer's guidance before ordering.
ANTHBOT M9
A step up in lawn size from the M5 with the same wire-free approach. ANTHBOT quotes 1,000 square metres, about a quarter acre, and a ten-minute set-up without a perimeter wire.
Manufacturer specifications
- ANTHBOT rates it for lawns up to 1,000 m² (about 0.25 acre)
- Ten-minute wire-free set-up with app control
- Multi-zone scheduling in the app
- Listed at $769.00 on October 28, 2026
- A separate M9 PRO model adds RTK and vision to the navigation stack
Who it’s for: A normal suburban quarter-acre lot that wants the mowing handled without burying a wire.
ANTHBOT M9 PRO
The same 1,000 square metre rating as the M9 with a heavier navigation package. ANTHBOT describes HoloSense positioning as 360-degree LiDAR combined with RTK or NetRTK and vision, and quotes slope handling up to 45 percent, about 24 degrees.
Manufacturer specifications
- ANTHBOT rates it for lawns up to 1,000 m² (about 0.25 acre)
- HoloSense Quad-Fusion positioning: 360° LiDAR plus RTK/NetRTK plus vision
- No wire and no separate RTK installation, per ANTHBOT
- Slope capability listed up to 45% (24°)
- EdgeWiz edge mowing and AI obstacle detection
- Listed at $1,399.00 on October 28, 2026
Who it’s for: Sloped or tree-heavy lawns where a mower that loses position has to recover on its own.
Hillside rating and safe operation are not the same claim. Check the manufacturer's slope guidance for your actual grade before relying on the number.
ANTHBOT N8
The largest model here, and the only one ANTHBOT describes as four tools in one: mowing, mulching, collecting and sweeping, with a 23-litre bin it empties itself. Rated for lawns up to 1,500 square metres.
Manufacturer specifications
- ANTHBOT rates it for lawns up to 1,500 m² (about 0.37 acre)
- Mows, mulches, collects and sweeps
- 23-litre auto-dumping collection bin
- 4,000 RPM blades with U-path mowing pattern
- Smart multi-zone navigation for continuous mowing
- Listed at $1,699.00 on October 28, 2026
Who it’s for: Bigger lawns with leaves and clippings to clear, where bagging is part of the job and not an extra chore.
A collecting mower needs somewhere to dump. Plan the bin location before the first run.
