Check out my video review above to see just how quick and simple this LawnMaster L10 was for me to setup and get going.

But, it's worth noting that the mower follows the wire back to the charging station when you press the Home button, so it's best to stick to the recommended distance.First rule is that you need to keep the boundary wire taut, and the second rule is if you have a small dip in your lawn don’t cross the dip, peg the wire to the bottom of the dip. I put the little beast on charge while I put the boundary wire down so it was ready to rock and roll when I'd finished! If you have a small to medium sized lawn and want to delve into the world of robot mowers without a heavy investment then the compact LawnMaster L10 is a great place to start. Combines a camera and sensors with recognition software to identify grass and navigate around your lawn. Navigates slopes of up to 35% (19°) inside the boundary area, and up to 17% (10°) at the boundary wire.

The box itself is only 68cm x 46cm x 26cm and weighs around 10 kg including the mower, accessories and packaging.Obviously some of us have a bit of extra time on our hands at the moment and I’m without a gardener for the time being.

It also comes with a wire stripper, which you need to strip the plastic casing off the boundary wire before you connect it to the terminals on the back of the charging dock.

The LawnMaster L10 will cut the perimeter of your lawn on every third day, just before it starts its normal random mowing pattern. You will need to hit the Stop button to stop mowing and hit the Home button to send it back to base and ready to recharge. The site and services are provided "as is" with no warranty or representations by JustAnswer regarding the qualifications of Experts.