
Anthbot
Anthbot Genie M9
The cheapest wire-free mower that still uses RTK, so it knows where it is instead of guessing
$899
Editor
What we like
- Under $900, which is roughly half what most wire-free mowers cost
- Real RTK positioning rather than vision alone, so it holds a straight line and does not wander off the lawn
- No boundary wire to bury, and no subscription of any kind
- 45% slope rating is better than several mowers costing twice as much
What could be better
- 0.3 acres is a small yard. Anything bigger and it will run out of battery before it runs out of grass
- The brand has almost no service history in the US, so parts and support are an unknown
- RTK needs a clear sky view for the antenna, which rules out heavily wooded lots
Best for
- • Small suburban lots where the budget matters more than the badge
- • Anyone who wants to try a robot mower without spending mower-plus-used-car money
- • Open yards with a clear view of the sky
Our verdict
The M9 is the honest budget entry in a category where the entry price used to be $1,500. It is the cheapest way to get real RTK positioning, which matters more than any other spec on a wire-free mower: without it you get vision-only navigation that wanders. Reviewed named it their budget pick. The caution is not the machine, it is the company. Anthbot has almost no US service record, so treat it as a low-cost bet rather than a fifteen-year appliance. If your lawn is under a third of an acre and reasonably open, nothing else at this price does the job.
No monthly fee
This product works fully without any subscription or recurring cost.
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