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Yarbo is on the cutting edge of year round autonomous yard care. The robots feature interchangeable modules which currently feature snow blowing, mowing, and leaf blowing. A trimmer (weed whacker) module is coming next. Yarbo significantly cuts down on the manual labor required to maintain a large property. The software stack is currently still in a state of refinement which can be frustrating at times, but nothing is ever perfect. I have already seen significant improvement on the software side, and expect that trend to continue. If you are someone who loves being on the cutting edge in tech products, and doesn't mind putting in the work to set the system up properly, Yarbo is probably for you. I highly recommend.

I feel like my experience with Yarbo as a company has been great. I had a couple issues with a shipment of a battery charging cord, but that was resolved withing a a week or so. They were excellent with the Mower Pro launch in my opinion, since I was on the live release and purchased as soon as it was available. I had an issue with my core unit and they sent me a refurbished replacement for free which is awesome. As for the unit it self, I've had decent experience with it. It's kept it's signal even with placing it in challenging locations and I haven't had it get stuck in the year I've owned it.

I have been using Yarbo’s snowblower and lawn mower modules - basically, two expensive robots that sometimes act like moody teenagers. When they work, it’s amazing watching the mower glide across the lawn or the snowblower chew through snow feels like living in the future. But when they don’t… let’s just say I have had more “manual override” moments than I expected. The hardware looks premium, but the brains (software) still need to catch up. It’s like buying a Tesla that occasionally forgets the driveway. Yarbo’s team is improving things frequent updates, quick responses delays if you have new issues, and real engagement with users - but the product still feels early-stage. I’m rooting for them because the idea that I was chasing back from 2015. Just know you’ll need patience and a bit of humor while it learns to adult. Got a square driveway and a treeless lawn? You’ll love it. But if you want perfection out of the box… maybe wait for version 3.0

Yarbo uses solid materials to build the machine. I use it solely for lawn mowing only for 0.2 acre yards. After less than ten times of mowing the core machine quits. Yarbo replaced with a one someone returned with front damages but it works. The performance for this machine improves in softwares. Compare with other brand Yarbo has advance features but not matured, it is improving and hope it keeps up.

I would like to option to do half stars. My score would be a 3.5 at the moment. I have used the Yarbo now for a few months. I have the original M1 module and the Pro. The Pro does perform better with tall grass but in my experience, it does not perform the quality of cut that I expected. It leaves some tall grass that it just lays over. I have cut on the lowest speed and all the way up to fast. Only the 2nd time around the tracks began making a popping noise. Based on the research online I found that I need to grease the tracks. After every use is a bit excessive, especially needing something that did not come with the original purchase, so I have to spend more money. Currently I still have issues with the unit climbing onto things no matter what setting of avoidance is picked. I do not quite trust it enough to just let it run when I am not at home yet. The concept if awesome and it does work in some areas. I have a lot of problems with it losing gps signal and camera at night time on the pro module now as well.

Some good some bad. 2023 version didn't work well. 2024 version is much improved. Still working through issues, but it is 100% mowing my 1 acre lawn and snow blowing my 500' driveway.

As a partially disabled person with acres of hilly tree laden land that I love in a rural area this was a life saver. My wife has been bugging me to sell and move to a smaller place in the city without the land to make it easier. I have neck, back, and nerve damage and mowing for an hour would leave me in a state of pain that lasted the rest of the day. I saw the Yarbo and though how many people like me end up selling their homes due to being unable to maintain it. So I signed up to become a dealer. And although it took a long time to get the initial unit and they are still growing their dealer support the tank has proven to be invaluable to me and hopefully to many like me in my area. Is it easy to setup? No you do need to install some antenna correctly, and you need to setup the unit correctly for your yard and the job you want it to do. Does it work? Yes once you understand how it functions and setup it works with very few issues. Is it set and forget? No not really I had it get stuck on a rock the other day while I was away, but I was able to move it remotely to bypass the obsticle and then it completed the remaining yard without issue.

I saw Snowbot becoming Yarbo. I test the 1572 unit of S1. Then the 2023 version was a real improvement but still having issue and was really noisy. The 2024 sure is a great one. It is strong, can figure out how to manoeuver to don't get stuck. It deleiver what we can expect of a home snowblower robot. The after-sales services are just amazing. If you leave in a northern region with lots of snow, it will be a time where the stock piles are 8 to 10 feets high. Then in automatic mode, it might not do as great as when it got space. I do redo some section manually since the walls of the stock piles are to high for the automatic mode when it need to clean close to it. In overall, is it worth to invest in Yarbo’s tech? Definetly yes. I don't regret it at all since they give so much support to ensure that your experience are great with your Yarbo.