Sunseeker X7 Wireless Robot Lawn Mower 0.75 Acre/ 32,000Sq. Ft, with Smart APP Control, Vision AI System & RTK, Path Planning, Adaptive Floating Cut Height up to 4", for Medium to Large Yards

This is my 2nd robot mower. My first was the Sunseeker L22 series which I had for 2 mowing seasons (including this one). While I loved the L22, after seeing the X3 Plus I knew I'd be happier with an upgrade. I set it up for the first time today and WOW- what a difference. The L22 was still great for what I needed it for, but the customizations and capabilities of the X3 are so much more. It ended up raining shortly after I got it set up, so I don't have much to review as far as the 'mow quality' but I do have a basic review to share on setup. First of all, it will take you much longer to setup than the advertisement says. Most of that time is playing with the app and getting connections, settings etc setup. The antenna is fidgety. I'll get "RTK intializing" errors even though the antenna was placed in the middle of our backyard (closest thing taller than 4' is our house 30' away). If I exit the app, clear out any errors on the mower and restart the app, it's usually fixed. Once I get past the initial setup, it's fairly easy. It takes getting used to driving the mower to create the route, so take your time. It feels self-explanatory at first until you realize you missed a step 20 minutes ago. Read the instructions...READ THE INSTRUCTIONS. Just read it- especially if your yard is complex like mine. A random feature that excited me was the ability to adjust mowing speed. The L22 was one speed and minimal features, so being able to control things like that on the X3 was fun. There are two things I don't care for that I wish I would've researched more before the package arrived. First, the antenna. They recommend it on your roof but say that you can put it in your yard if there's nothing blocking it's view of the sky. The pictures in the ad show it 5-10' from the house, which didn't work when I tried it. Bummer. The second thing is the ability to drive in grass. Yes, it sounds dumb. The L22 I had before this one got stuck maybe once in the entire time I had it (and it was my fault). It went through tall grass, short grass- just about anything. This X3 seems to struggle a bit more. While I was driving it around to create the map it got stuck in a couple of very small holes in the ground. I changed the speed, got some momentum and it ended up being fine. It could be a fluke thing that won't be an issue down the road, but it was definitely shocking to see so soon out of the box. Again, this is just Day 1 so I'll add more information in a few weeks. I'm excited to see the stripes in the grass and to see it mowing less than the L22 did since this one's smarter. More to come. Compared to L22 -Feels like it weighs less (haven't actually checked the numbers) -While quality was never an issue with the L22, this one feels tougher and better quality -Adjustable speeds allow for quicker mowing jobs if you're expecting bad weather/guests/party etc -Custom mowing patterns with the X3 vs Random with the L22 -No wires....NO WIRES (except the antenna one) -X3 app is very user friendly, more customizable and altogether better looking -Price feels up there, but when you compare it to other robot mowers in the industry..it's competitive. 3 Day UPDATE** Alright, so I've been using it for 3 days straight now. I think I have a good grasp of the app and how this mower works. The biggest surprise to me was that it won't mow over thick patches of grass. I have two small patches of grass that are very thick and as soon as it encounters the slightest bit of resistance it stops and goes around it. This has resulted in 2 patches of grass not being mowed in my backyard. Can I fix the patches? Yes. Just something to keep in mind. This wasn't clear to me when I ordered, but in the instruction manual that comes with the mower it does state that it won't mow over thick or tall patches of grass. Something else to keep in mind- yes, it's a smart GPS mower and yes it mows in patterns, but it will still mow over the same area 3 or 4 times before it moves on to another part of the lawn. If you're standing there watching it, this can be frustrating. Just don't watch it LOL. It looks crazy but it does eventually mow the rest of the lawn and, if you don't watch it, you'll never know it mowed the same spot 3 or 4 times over. In some cases, that's not a bad thing, but if it mowed well the first pass then you want to smack your head in a wall watching it do it 3 more times. I've yet to see the mower mow the edge. The patterns eventually cover the edge, but one thing nice about the L22 was that it would start with the edge (perimeter) and then mow the rest. The L22 was also less sensitive to mowing large patches and tall grass. This X3 is faster, more efficient, but also more sensitive (sometimes to a fault). Last but not least, the Schedule on the app doesn't seem to want to Save. I'll click Save twice like you're supposed to and it gives you the response that it was sent to the mower. Then....the schedule is blank. I've submitted a Help ticket to see if it's something wrong with the app. App & Firmware updates are up to date. Not sure what's up with that- rest of the app works fine and is actually very impressive. I have 5 Zones, 2 corridors and 1 No Go zone. The mower also learned where our shephards hook is and also our bench (and shows it on the map). Pretty cool Just some odd things that you find out as you mow with it more. I still love it and would buy again, but having to fix patches of grass because the mower is more sensitive is a bit frustrating. LAST UPDATE (about) 1 month later**** It's not very often I feel the need for a 3rd update, but here we are. Many of the issues (and even inconveniences) that I encountered in the first week have been resolved: -A new error I encountered: the mower would turn off after returning to the base. When this happened with the L22, I would pull the mower off the base, turn it on, enter PIN and then return it to the base to charge. This would usually fix it (for months). With the X3 however, that didn't work. So, I reached out to customer support. They responded in less than an hour (I did not however...sorry about that!). They pulled the mower's "action log" and saw that the mower didn't think it was charging so it shut off to preserve the battery. Basically it was idling and said to itself, "hey the boss man is giving us a break so let's shut off." They told me to clean off the charging contact points on both the base and the mower and, sure enough, issue resolved. For the record, I've had a consistently positive experience with their customer service. -Previous complaint: the mow quality.The mower would run into thick patches of grass and go around it, thinking that it's an obstacle. I tested a few things to fix this but only one worked. Using my push mower I mowed it to a height shorter than what my X3 was set to. After a week or two the grass eventually grew tall enough for the X3 blades to barely come into contact with the thick patch. Boom. It was that simple. -A very minor inconvenience that I had mentioned was regarding the perimiter (Edge) mow and that the mower performed it at the end of the mowing job instead of at the beginning (like the L22). Either I missed it (unlikely- I lived in the app for the first couple days) or they updated the app since, but you can now select if you want the Edge mow to take place at the beginning or end of the mowing job. Incredible customization option. -Also mentioned before about the "RTK initializing" error that you get at random intervals. This isn't really an error despite what the app will tell you. In reality this is the mower syncing with the antenna. Give it 30 seconds anytime it says this and it should resolve on it's own (sometimes I'll switch sections in the app and then return to the main screen). If the mower is far enough away from the antenna you may get a "Locating" delay which, to me, is the same thing. Just give it a few seconds. If it's a continuous issue the app has a "coverage map" (yes- just like you cell phone carrier) where it will show you the strong and weak signal points of your lawn given the antenna's location. It was a rough start, but I went from the L22 mowing 85% of my lawn to the X3 mowing 98% of my lawn. Give the mower time to learn your lawn (yes- it learns the size of obstacles, like trees, so it can mow the grass on all sides) and take the time to learn the features of the app. The setup process is 100% worth it. Once the mower is adjusted to the completixities of your lawn, you can set it and forget it. It takes me 20 minutes tops to weed eat the perimiter of our house and property- that's all I spend on lawncare now. Several hours that I can now spend with my kids or doing something I want to do.

Love this Sunseeker X3 robots! I get this wireless robot to replace my old wire robot mower. The set up is super easy and smooth, it took 10minutes to create the map. My backyard has a slope and some tree stumps, but this robot rans precisely avoid all the obstacles and easily drive on the slope. It rans in parallel lines so the lawn looks beautiful. Very nice machine, definitely recommend!

I’m just about to bail on this mower. The mower does not seem to cut the grass as much as it beats it into submission, which is ultimately what I want, is a low grass yard. The tassles that stick up on some different grasses just get stuck around the back/idle wheels, not the powered wheels. Which is good, because it’s not sticking up. My latest issue is its “plan path failed.” This happened only after I discovered that the mower was contacting China and Hong Kong over a hundred times a day. I blocked those connections on my network system, and ever since the plan path has failed multiple times daily. It has not one time since mowed the yard in its entirety. I’m not turning the connections back on. I’m most likely going to sell this very expensive yard matting device on FB marketplace, because it’s too long out for me to return it. If you don’t mind those connections, the machine does just fine keeping the grass low, it mows approximately 0.1 acre of my yard and does fine when it actually mows. Installation was easy enough. Traction in the yard is fine, and it identifies areas where it gets stuck so you can remedy the issue at your convenience.

This is a really awesome lawnmower. I have had it all summer and it is save me hours of work and made my life easier. There are times when it does get stuck, but it learns where it got stuck and keeps it from happening again most of the time. It covers a lot of land and I am thankful because we have a lot of land so far so good.

We did some research on mowers and we knew we wanted a wire free one. And let me tell you, we are not disappointed! Arnold, our mower is wonderful. And wire free! We love that we can take over and use the remote control function on the app, absolutely fabulous! And when he run into trouble he marks the spot to keep away from that area. And he cuts in straight lines, and you can charge how you want him to cut. He has been a wonderful addition to our family.

I live in an area of Texas where we currently have a high temp of 105-110 and yes, the grass still needs mowing, even in this heat. My yard is challenging and requires a riding mower, push mower, and weedeater to maintain. I have a steep incline for which I have to use the push mower and another for which I can only use a weedeater. My yard is not squared. I live on a curve and have features in the yard that can be a challenge to use the riding mower around. Because of all that, I really, really, REALLY wanted to like this. The PROS: It's quiet. You could use it at 3:00a and nobody would even know. It cuts great. I have a native lawn with various grasses and ground cover. It cut it all without struggling and it cut it evenly. It was able to navigate like a boss, all of the slopes, obstacles, and uneven terrain that is my yard. It's light. I can pick it up and carry it around easily. It cleans easily. The CON: Unfortunately it would not keep connection. This caused it to not be able to return to the charging station, meaning I had to go find it and carry it back every single time. I also had to remap a lot because of this and the app is so painful to use, that I just don't have the patience or time (30 day refund period) to keep trying. The satellite was mounted so that it had a clear view of the sky and the whole yard, which is only around .36 acres but it would not keep a connection. I sadly decided to send this back and maybe will try again when the product and app have improved.

As a single woman who is also a senior, I constantly look for ways to make my life easier. Although I have only written one other product review in my life, I feel compelled to write one for the Sunseeker X3 Plus robotic mower of which I am a grateful owner. From the ease in mapping my yard to the precise way in which my lawn is maintained, there is nothing better than this mower. My HOA is constantly issuing citations if owners don't keep their yards well maintained. Since I have my new Sunseeker, I never have to worry. If you are thinking about buying this mower, just do it! You won't be disappointed. It is quiet, moves around barriers in my yard and keeps the edges of my lawn in great shape. Finally, it goes back to the charging station if the weather gets bad or the mower needs recharged. I have it scheduled to mow every three days. What a joy it is to experience this life changing way of turning an unpleasant task into a bit of luxury!

This unit is exceptional. I thought the 3/4 acre model meant it had the smallest battery pack but not so. It has to do with the RTK transmitter. It mows about 2000 sq feet on full charge and takes about 4 hours to do my 4500 sq foot yard. One charge lasts about 1 hour 20 minutes. The balance is charge time. The small rotating blades are a little problem because grass builds up around the blade mounting screw and keeps the blade from spinning on the mounting screw. I would recommend this unit to a friend. This mower has mowed my lawn 27 times over the past two months. Has worked very well. I will plan to replace the blades every 6-8 weeks.