GARDENA smart SILENO Free 1200

The robot lawn mower's features are numerous and pragmatic. I can adjust almost every aspect to my preference, such as the length of the grass, the areas to be mowed, the duration, and the times. The app, which I download and connect to, is where everything happens. Slopes are no obstacle for the mower, and I don't need to mark the garden. The mower communicates via GPS and knows exactly where to stop, even if you don't specify it in the app beforehand. It's child-friendly and impossible for children to get injured because nothing sticks out on the sides, and it's heavy, so a child can't easily lift it. It also avoids collisions thanks to its sensors and cameras. The mower doesn't move quickly, but it does move thoroughly, so it only needs to go through an area once.

I'm raving about this product. I really needed a mower because I was now having the local gardener come monthly, and I can tell you, it's not cheap. The Gardena Smart Sileno Free 1200 has made the gardener redundant. It comes with a charging dock, which it automatically uses when the battery is low. The app is comprehensive and offers a lot of customization. It has settings for the cutting length. I did have a few signal drops at first, but this has since been resolved, and I haven't had any problems since.

It's not a silent mower, but it's not annoying either. It is quieter than a regular lawn mower, of course, so it can be used in the morning or evening. I can also operate the mower, but only up to about 10 meters. It's more fun than practical.

Don't hesitate, buy it!

The installation went smoothly. The first month of use went quite well, but after an update around June 1st, it became hopeless. It constantly looks around for a GPS position. As a result, I have to restart it several times a day. Ultimately, I end up mowing the garden by hand every week because the robot can't find its way. I feel like it's a waste of money. So far, Gardena's support has only been general, and so far, it hasn't led to a solution.