Robomow RS630 vs Snapper P2185020E

On a single charge, The Robomow RS630 can work for up to 70 minutes and is a great choice for lawns of up to 0.75 acres.

You can set up a schedule for your lawn mower. For example to start mowing every day at 10:00.

With the Robomow app, you can get a brief overview of mower’s state, like remaining mowing time and battery life. You can also remotely control your robotic lawn mower from your smartphone.

Because the Robomow RS630 uses two blades, it has a cut width of 22 inches, which is more than most robotic lawn mowers. Thanks to its dual blade system, it can cover a larger area on a single charge, which saves time and energy.

The cutting height can be adjusted from 0.78 to 3.14 inches. This can be done manually trough base or via an app.

With the Robomow RS630, you also get 1,300 feet of perimeter wire, which is enough to cover 0.75 acres. Though if you want to create multiple zones, you’ll have to buy additional wire.

This machine can mow up to four individual zones. Zones are different sections of your lawn. Your front yard and back yard can be split into different zones and mowed separately.

The rear wheels are larger than the front ones and have ball bearings for enhanced durability. This makes climbing steep hills more efficient than with evenly sized wheels.

The mower comes with a 190 cc Briggs and Stratton engine, which is one of the most powerful engines available for a push mower. The strong motor will go through long and very tough grass with little effort. Even wet grass is hardly a challenge for it.

This is one of the tidiest lawnmowers when it comes to clipping collection. Its unique Hi-Vac system collects almost every single piece of clipping, since the specially designed blades project clippings into the attached bag.

The collection bag can collect 2.5 bushels of grass, so this means that stops to empty the bag aren't very frequent.