Anthbot M9 PRO review
Anthbot's quad-fusion mower for 1,000 m²: 360° LiDAR, RTK or network RTK over built-in 4G and two HDR cameras, a 20 cm cut from 3 to 7 cm, 45% slopes, 32 zones, a rain sensor, 58 dB and IPX6.
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Review method: Specification analysis
Our verdict
The M9 PRO is the M9 with a LiDAR on top. HoloSense fuses four position sources, a 360° rotating LiDAR, RTK, network RTK over the built-in 4G module and two HDR cameras, for what Anthbot calls positioning to 1 cm. It keeps a fix under dense trees and in narrow side passages, and with LiDAR and network RTK there is no base station to install, so setup is promised in about three minutes with automatic mapping. It cuts 20 cm with a disc between 3 and 7 cm, mows to the edge with EdgeWiz, climbs 45% on larger rear wheels and clears 3 cm obstacles; the app plans up to 32 zones around sunrise, sunset and the rain sensor, and the 4G gives live GPS tracking and an alert when the mower leaves its area. It stays at or under 58 dB and is sealed to IPX6. Anthbot prints a 5 Ah battery but no runtime, charging time, weight, dimensions or blade count, its specification table renders nothing, and the network RTK service is described both as free and as a one-year trial. The German shop promises three years of warranty.
Pros
- 360° LiDAR plus RTK, network RTK and two cameras, no base station needed
- Built-in 4G with GPS tracking and leave-area alerts
- 20 cm cut from 3 to 7 cm, edge mowing, 45% slopes
- 32 zones, rain sensor, 58 dB, IPX6
Cons
- No runtime, charging time, weight or dimensions published
- Blade count not printed on this page
- Network RTK service described as free and as a one-year trial
- Two-wheel drive
Best for
- Lawns up to 1,000 m² with tree cover and narrow side passages
- Buyers who want LiDAR and RTK together without installing an antenna
Not recommended for
- Lawns above 1,000 m²
- Buyers who want a published battery runtime and weight
Score breakdown
- Navigation
- 100 /100
- Cutting
- 59 /100
- Terrain
- 41 /100
- Obstacle Avoidance
- 100 /100
- Ease of Use
- 95 /100
- Reliability
- 74 /100
- Features
- 90 /100
- Value
- 62 /100
In detail
Lawn and terrain
The manufacturer rates it for lawns up to 1,000 m². That is less than most of the 43 robot mowers we list. It climbs slopes up to 45% (24°). That is less than most of the 43 robot mowers we list. It can manage up to 32 zones. Two wheels are driven.
Navigation
It positions itself with RTK-GNSS + vision + LiDAR. No boundary wire is needed. Obstacles: camera + LiDAR fusion. GPS tracking and a 4G module are built in.
Cutting
The cutting width is 200 mm and the height adjusts from 30 to 70 mm. It trims along the edges.
Battery, charging and noise
The manufacturer states 58 dB. That is about the middle of the field. The manufacturer publishes no runtime figure.
Safety and theft
It stops the blades when lifted or tilted, returns to the dock in rain and carries anti-theft protection. Weather sealing: IPX6.
Specifications
Coverage
- Max lawn area
- 1,000 m² (10,764 sq ft)
- Zones
- 32
Navigation
- Navigation
- RTK-GNSS + vision + LiDAR
- Boundary wire
- Not required
- Obstacle avoidance
- Camera + LiDAR fusion
- RTK
- Full-band RTK, or network RTK over the built-in 4G with no base station to install
- LiDAR
- 360°, rotating laser, maps the surroundings in 3D in real time
- Cameras
- Two HDR cameras for low obstacles close to the mower
- Positioning accuracy
- Up to 1 cm
- Mapping
- Automatic, set up in about three minutes
Cutting
- Cutting width
- 200 mm
- Cutting height
- 30–70 mm
- Edge cutting
- Yes
Terrain
- Max slope
- 45% (24°)
- Drivetrain
- 2WD
- Obstacle height
- 3 cm
Power
- Battery
- 5,000 mAh
- Runtime
- Not published
- Charging time
- Not published
Connectivity
- Wi-Fi
- Yes
- Bluetooth
- No
- 4G / LTE
- Yes
- GPS
- Yes
- 4G
- Built in; the network RTK service is described as free and as a one-year trial
Physical
- Weight
- Not published
- L × W × H
- Not published
- Noise
- 58 dB
- Weather sealing
- IPX6
Support
- Warranty
- 36 months
- Released
- Not published
- Updates
- Over the air
Obstacles
- Recognised objects
- 1,000+
Control
- Schedule
- 32 zones, planned around sunrise, sunset and the rain sensor
Anthbot DE product page body copy, retrieved 2026-10-01; the spec table is script-rendered and empty
Where to buy
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