This AI mower finally got a discount — grab it before it's gone
A smarter way to mow
The M800 Plus ditches the hassle of buried wires thanks to its 135-degree wide-angle camera and AI-powered visual boundary detection. Just power it on, let it scan your lawn, and it gets to work. Setup takes about 10 minutes, which is less time than it takes to uncoil a traditional extension cord.
It uses a dual-mode mowing pattern: The first 40 minutes follow a GPS-like, structured path for those tidy stripes we all envy. Then it switches to a randomized mode to catch anything it missed, covering up to 8,600 square feet with precision.
Built-in safety that earns peace of mind
Parents and pet owners, take note. This mower can recognize over 150 objects in real time, including garden gnomes, dogs, soccer balls, and wandering toddlers. That's thanks to its onboard AI obstacle avoidance system. It also includes five key safety protections: a tilt sensor, soft collision bumper, instant blade stop, emergency stop button, and if for some reason there is lawn mower thief about the neighborhood, there is an anti-theft PIN alarm. Phew.
Thoughtful features you'll actually use
When the battery dips below 20%, the M800 Plus finds its own way back to the charging station. Once it hits 90%, it resumes where it left off. Rain sensors automatically dock it when the weather turns bad, and it's rated IPX6, so it can handle more than a little drizzle.
You can control the entire system with the Yardcare app, which lets you tweak your mowing schedule, check the mower's status, or adjust the cutting height in five increments. The interface is clean, responsive, and OTA updates mean the M800 Plus gets smarter over time. Most robot mower still feel like beta products, but the Yardcare M800 is delivering a suite of finished features. And for Prime Day, it's priced just right for you.
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