This all-wheel-drive robot lawn mower can handle very large yards with up to 35-percent inclines. Folks with smaller lots should Consider Husqvarna’s much less-expensive Automower 315X instead. Robot ...

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BARCELONA, Spain--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, Husqvarna announced the release of Husqvarna Automower® 435X AWD, an AI-enabled, robotic mower with all-wheel drive and smart home connectivity. This iconic, ...

Could the Husqvarna Automower 435X AWD robot lawn mower save me from one of one of my least favorite chores? While my front yard isn’t very large, it’s a pain in the butt to mow. Not only is it hilly ...

Husqvarna has unveiled an upgraded version of its Automower 435X AWD NERA, now featuring virtual boundaries and systematic mowing for custom patterns and expanded 5000m² coverage. There's no denying ...

Robotic lawn mowers aren't a recent development, but they're still far from common, at least in the US. This week at MWC, Husqvarna announced its first all-wheel drive (AWD) option with the 435X. In ...

The Automower 435X AWD is fully autonomous and manages rough terrain and steep slopes. It includes remote and voice command and has built-in safety features. Husqvarna, a global producer of outdoor ...

If you’re looking for an excuse not to cut the grass, buying a house with a garden that’s as steep as a ski jump should do the job. Not only that, but it gives you an excuse to buy one of Husqvarna’s ...

Designed for rough terrain and steep hills, the Husqvarna Automower 435X AWD is loaded with features including all-wheel drive, Bluetooth, cellular, and GPS technologies, a pivoting rear end, and an ...

With its narrow headlights, black and silver finish, and oversized wheels, the Automower 435X AWD looks more like a mini Corvette than a robot lawn mower. Weighing 38 pounds and measuring 11.4 by 21.7 ...

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