Unboxing and Testing the Mammotion Luba 3 AWD Robotic Lawnmower

>> Shop so safe. >> So this next thing, you've seen around, but you've never seen one featured on my channel because I they've always felt gimmicky. And although I've seen them a dozen time countless times at trade shows, you could never get real world testing to make sure they do what people say they do. But, these guys from Mamotion, I think that's the I'm going to butcher that name, sent me one with no strings attached. And I knew this thing was coming, so I set it up to put this thing through HEE double hockey sticks. Initial impression, freaking top quality. Just this thing is solid. This is not one of those cheap junky ones that you see out there that looks like some piece of plastic crap wa- running around in somebody's yard. All right, guys. The unit's down in the yard charging, and one of the things I want to jump in here and say right out of the gate, these guys from Mamotion sent me this unit without asking me or trying to tell me what I could film, what I couldn't film, trying to control the messaging, trying to manipulate what I was going to show or what I was going to say. And when a company does that, that tells me one big thing, that they actually believe in their product. Now the unit they sent me can handle up to 80° slopes. It uses all-wheel drive and 360° lidar plus NRTK and vision. So, when we go down there, we're going to take a look at it. It's This one is really meant for thicker, brushier lawns. So, we're going to put it right in straight into hell, basically. Uh I'm not I I let this yard go. I knew this thing was going to come. This is some This is some nasty stuff. This yard is uh just It hasn't been mowed yet this year, and it needed to be mowed about 2 weeks ago. The first time you set it up, you just simply drive the robot around the perimeter of the yard that you want it to mow, and then it will use a combination of a front bumper, side bumper, and AI to detect obstacles inside of that range. There's no wire to install. There's nothing else that needs to happen for you to begin mowing with this thing. Now, another thing about this is I can schedule it to mow whenever I want, or I can just manually mow it. So, I'm just going to say start. 2 and 1/2 in, yep, that's where I want it at. It's going through the self-checks. >> Start working. >> And that's it. Anytime I want, she'll just fire up and go to town for me, or do it on its own. It's according to the schedule I set. Look at that. Stripes. We've got…