M9
Anthbot's compact mower for 1,000 m² at $699: full-band RTK with two HDR cameras and built-in 4G, a 20 cm five-blade disc cut from 3 to 7 cm, 45% slopes, 20 zones, a rain sensor, 58 dB and IPX6.
Review method: Specification analysis
Our verdict
The M9 is built for the lawns most robots are too wide for: it is compact enough for footpaths and tight corners, cuts 20 cm at a time with a five-blade disc at up to 150 m² an hour in U-shaped passes, mows to the edge and climbs 45%. It positions itself by full-band RTK, with a reference station in the box or network RTK over the 4G module built into the mower, and when trees or walls block the satellites two 150-degree HDR cameras carry it on visual odometry; the same cameras recognise more than a thousand obstacle types. The app sets the cutting height between 3 and 7 cm, schedules up to 20 zones around sunrise and sunset and reads the rain sensor to send it home, and the 4G gives live GPS tracking and theft alerts. It runs under 58 dB in standard mode and is sealed to IPX6. Anthbot publishes no battery, runtime, charging time, weight or dimensions, and the warranty term is missing from the page. At $699, down from $899, it shares the title of cheapest RTK mower in this catalogue with Anthbot's own Genie 600e.
Pros
- Compact for narrow passages, 45% slopes, edge mowing
- RTK with a camera fallback and 1,000+ obstacle types
- 4G built in with network RTK and GPS tracking
- 20 zones, rain sensor, 58 dB, IPX6
Cons
- No battery, runtime, weight or dimensions published
- Warranty term not stated
- 1,000 m² rating
- Two-wheel drive
Best for
- Suburban lawns with paths and tight corners
- Buyers who want RTK and 4G under $700
Not recommended for
- Lawns above 1,000 m²
- Buyers who want a published battery figure
Score breakdown
- Navigation
- 97 /100
- Cutting
- 65 /100
- Terrain
- 41 /100
- Obstacle Avoidance
- 79 /100
- Ease of Use
- 95 /100
- Reliability
- 69 /100
- Features
- 80 /100
- Value
- 100 /100
Specifications
Coverage
- Max lawn area
- 1,000 m² (10,764 sq ft)
- Zones
- 20
Navigation
- Navigation
- RTK-GNSS + vision
- Boundary wire
- Not required
- Obstacle avoidance
- AI camera
Cutting
- Cutting width
- 200 mm
- Cutting height
- 30–70 mm
- Edge cutting
- Yes
Terrain
- Max slope
- 45% (24°)
- Drivetrain
- 2WD
Power
- Battery
- Not published
- Runtime
- Not published
- Charging time
- Not published
Connectivity
- Wi-Fi
- Yes
- Bluetooth
- No
- 4G / LTE
- Yes
- GPS
- Yes
Physical
- Weight
- Not published
- L × W × H
- Not published
- Noise
- 58 dB
- Weather sealing
- IPX6
Support
- Warranty
- Not published
- Released
- Not published
Cutting
- Mowing rate
- Up to 150 m² an hour in U-shaped passes
Navigation
- RTK
- Full-band; reference station and pole in the box, or network RTK over the built-in 4G
- Cameras
- Two 150° HDR cameras; visual odometry when satellites are blocked
Obstacles
- Recognised objects
- 1,000+
Control
- Schedule
- 20 zones, planned around sunrise, sunset and the rain sensor
Connectivity
- 4G
- Built in; network RTK service with a three-month trial
Support
- Updates
- Over the air
Anthbot M9 product page body copy, retrieved 2026-09-10
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