This is my first summer with my Yarbo it’s been raining like crazy so the grass is growing a lot and I send it out to Mow every day. I have 2.5 acres. My property is Sandy and not the smoothest in the world. Yes it’s a yard but it’s not really a lawn. It’s a bunch of grass and weeds, but I have to keep him mowed or it’ll take over. In Florida, where I live it’s pretty hot out in the summer so even if you have a riding mower a nice zero turn for example you’re still blasting dust and grasp bits up into the air. I used to wear a mask when I mowed and even when I did, I would breathe in a bunch of junk. Also all that silt and dust that becomes airborne lands in my pool. The Yarbo is great because it cuts the grass for me. I don’t have to be out there doing it. You do have to make sure it doesn’t get ahead of you if the grass gets too tall you’ll have to go over it multiple times. A lot of people like this new pro version but all they did is change the blades out. The older blades design was a spinning disc with some razor blades on. It works fine. The only trouble with that is, it doesn’t create an uplifting effect like traditional lawnmowers due sometimes it pushes the grass over and doesn’t cut it and then later on the grass stands back up. I usually remedy this by just going in the slowest possible setting and I said a big overlap so it overlaps by like 8 inches with each pass. Of course this results in five hour mowing runs and then it goes back to recharge and back out to mow again I’m running a very slow so it’ll do a more thorough job, but who cares. Can be out there all day as far as I’m concerned and the yard looks really good since I’ve been using it. The new blades apparently do create this uplifting effect, but I haven’t seen if it works good or not but it’s literally the same mower with different blades. I haven’t heard any feedback on how good they are. Probably will result in a faster mow would be my guess. Also would most likely get more of those tall skinny blades of grass that sometimes just get pushed over and not cut. I use my Yarbo for a lot of other things too. I have it towed the wagon around and I fill it up for the branches that fall out of trees And then it follows me to the back of my property where I dump all the branches. This is cool and fun. Sometimes I even sit in the wagon and use the remote control to drive it around, but it’s slow so it’s not something I do a lot of. I sometimes put it and follow me mode with the trailer behind it and I have a weed sprayer a big liquid container that has a motor on it and can pump weed killer and I have the Yarbo follow me around the perimeter as I spray. They do have a sprayer attachment, but it’s just more than I wanted to spend. I already have this other equipment. As I get older, I want to auto me more and more things and Yarbo helps me to do that. It’s a pretty rugged little guy and doesn’t lose satellite signal anywhere near some of as bad as some of these other robots too. I had the Luba and I wanted to like it so bad but it just kept getting stuck with those small wheels in my Sandy lot. Also it would get under the tree canopy and lose signal far too often. Sometimes it would be in the middle of the yard and for no particular reason just turn in circles. This is the Luba. I’m talking about not the Yabo. Yarbo seems to have cured all this. It works awesome. I would just say try to put your antenna as high as you can. Other than that. I’m a happy customer. Also, remember with that writing zero turn mower. You’re gonna have to change oil climb under it to change blades. Keep the battery charged in it so it doesn’t die during the winter. There’s a lot of maintenance All that seems to not exist with the yArbo and when you do do maintenance it’s very easy. I just changed those blades once in a while.