It does everything they it would do and more.

I received my Luma 3000H about three weeks ago. Setup was fairly straightforward, and while the app could be more intuitive, it’s functional enough to get the job done. The mower cuts well in dry conditions, but with all the recent rain here in PA, it's struggled a bit—any moisture tends to flatten the grass, causing it to miss a few spots. Still, it does enough to keep things under control between cuts. Looking forward to some dry weather so I can finally get that crisp, crisscross pattern.

Approx. 2 weeks into ownership of the Luba 2 3000HX and so far...so good. Setup went quicker than expected. Our home is in a rural area, with heavy tree cover on three sides and a very steep incline in the backyard. Cell service is terrible as well, so I had reservations regarding maintaining a strong signal with the Luba even if using the RTK. We've had considerable rainfall in our area over the past few months, which has translated to sopping wet, muddy conditions. I thought I'd put the Luba to work in the harshest environment possible so I mapped out my first mowing area and hit start. It performed rather well considering the current state of the lawn...even leaving a seldom used set of patio furniture in place at the bottom of the steep hill for it to navigate around. There were some areas where it got stuck in the mud after trying multi-point turns, but a quick edit of the map kept it out of the areas that were problematic. I've since created two separate task areas at the front of the house, and the unit moves seamlessly up a steep bank to a paver walkway to get the front to begin it's chores. The RTK unit is on the steep embankment at the rear of the house, with open view of the sky, but there are some spots at the front where the unit struggles to maintain connectivity. This problematic area is directly under heavy brush so I'm not too concerned at this point. My plan is to mount the RTK somewhere on the roof in hopes of maintaining signal more consistently. More info to come as we get more time spent with Luba.

I've been using the Mammotion Luba 2 3000XH robotic lawn mower for the past two weeks, and overall, it's done a good job keeping my lawn trimmed with minimal manual effort.

Pros:

Convenient and Time-Saving: Once set up, the Luba 2 handles mowing on its own, freeing up my time for other tasks.

Quiet Operation: It's much quieter than a traditional gas mower, which is great for early or late mowing.

Eco-Friendly: No gas or oil needed—fully electric and efficient.

Cons:

Missed Spots: Occasionally, it leaves small uncut gaps between mowing lines. It’s not frequent, but noticeable enough to require touch-up with a manual trimmer or a second pass.

Mapping Accuracy: The onboard mapping system could use some improvement. The virtual boundary and pathing sometimes feel a bit off, which may contribute to the missed areas.

Verdict:
The Luba 2 is a promising and mostly reliable robotic mower, especially for those looking to automate lawn care. While it’s not perfect—mainly due to the occasional missed patches and mapping inaccuracy—it does a good enough job overall to be worth considering. With a few software updates or tweaks, it could be excellent.

I am torn as I am still trying to figure out the mower. it does a good job, but if you have thick grass like Zoysia you need to plan on mowing 2 times per week. It misses spots and pushes grass over pretty often. This is fine if you mow twice a week, or have the size lawn where you can mow in two directions like a checkerboard.