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The FREELEXO SMART 750 by Einhell mows lawns up to 750 m², with a maximum slope of 35%, a weight of 8.4 kg and a sound level of 57 dB(A). Thanks to a 4G mobile internet connection, it can be controlled from anywhere without needing Bluetooth, and automatically calculates its mowing times based on current weather data.
The working area is bounded by the perimeter wire, laid on the surface or buried up to 5 cm, kept at least 30 cm from obstacles and lawn edges. On contact with an obstacle, the dedicated sensor cuts the blades immediately and the mower reverses before heading off in a new direction. This safety margin leaves a strip of uncut grass near walls, best tidied up with a strimmer.
Through the mobile app, it can be networked with other Einhell SMART devices (for example, triggering irrigation after mowing). Second-area mode lets it be carried to a separate lawn zone without needing a second charging station. Protected by a PIN code, fitted with shock, tilt and lift sensors plus a rain sensor, this Einhell robotic lawn mower offers a cutting height adjustable from 20 to 60 mm and an intuitive on-device LCD display.
A good fit for medium-sized gardens (covers 750 m²).
Standard weight of 8.4 kg — no particular difficulty to install.
Near-silent at 57 dB — can run at any hour without disturbing neighbours.
Volume relatif, indicatif — dépend de votre casque/enceintes.
Handles typical slopes up to 35% — suits most gardens.
Standard width (180 mm) — a good fit for most gardens.
Good adjustment range (20–60 mm) — works for most lawn types.
Rated IPX4 — water jet resistant, can operate in heavy rain.
Good battery life (54 Wh) — sufficient for standard use.
Good news: 7.8 kg CO₂ — among the most frugal robots in its category (robots for 601–1,000 m²).
Low footprintScale for robots for 601–1,000 m² (kg CO₂)
Filtre : fabrication en Europe uniquement — il ne modifie pas le classement. Méthode
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