Nobody likes mowing the lawn, which is why the Eufy Robot Lawn Mower is a godsend for most families. It’s packed with cutting-edge technology helpful features, but the smart device is pretty expensive. The E15 model is selling for $1,499 while the E18 model selling for $1,799, which may be beyond your budget. However, there’s good news — you’ve got the chance to win one!
The 45-day contest will select one winner of the Eufy Robot Lawn Mower, and it’s only for U.S. residents. Opportunities like this don’t happen often, so why not take the time to join the giveaway? You never know what would happen, and you just might become the proud owner of the Eufy Robot Lawn Mower after everything’s said and done.
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The Eufy Robot Lawn Mower
Eufy is a smart home brand that’s better known for its robot vacuums, but it’s entering new territory with the Eufy Robot Lawn Mower. The machine is powered by Vision Full-Self Driving technology that allows it to identify lawn edges and avoid obstacles, and it also enables a simple setup process that will only require you to connect the robot lawn mower to your home’s Wi-Fi network. It will then automatically map your yard, with its smart coverage detection system ensuring that all areas right up to the edges will be properly trimmed.
Through the Eufy app, you’ll not only be able to manage different grass-cutting areas for the Eufy Robot Lawn Mower, such as your front yard and your back yard, but you can also access its camera so you can see what it’s doing at all times. You don’t have to worry if the robot lawn mower is working while your children or pets are outdoors, as it will be able to recognize and avoid them.
There are two models of the Eufy Robot Lawn Mower, with their only difference being the amount of lawn area that they can cover. The Eufy Robot Lawn Mower E15 can cover a space of up to 800 square meters or about 8,600 square feet, while the Eufy Robot Lawn Mower E18 can cover a space of up to 1,200 square meters or about 12,900 square feet.
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