eufy Robot Lawn Mower - E18

No, the eufy E18 uses Pure vision FSD technology with cameras and AI to map and navigate your lawn, eliminating the need for boundary wires.

The eufy E18 is designed for lawns up to 1,200 m² (approximately 0.3 acres).

Yes, it can handle slopes up to 40% (18°). However, the lawn must be mostly flat with ground variations under 3 centimeters.

The E18 is not suitable for St. Augustine and dense Zoysia grass.

It uses a cutting-edge 3D perception system with intelligent AI algorithms to accurately detect and avoid obstacles in its path.

While Wi-Fi is used for control and monitoring, you can opt for a 4G data subscription via the app if your garden has unreliable Wi-Fi coverage for a more stable connection.

The eufy E18 features automatic recall, meaning it will return to its charging station during rainy or low-light conditions to ensure safe operation.

Check if the battery is charged. Ensure the mower is properly docked and that no safety features are preventing operation (e.g., rain sensor activated).

Ensure the mower's sensors and camera lenses are clean. Verify that there are no new, significant obstacles in the lawn that were not present during the initial mapping. Re-run the mapping process if necessary.

Ensure your Wi-Fi router is within range. Consider using a Wi-Fi extender or subscribing to the 4G data plan for a more stable connection.

Check the lawn for unexpected obstacles or uneven terrain that might be causing the issue. Ensure the mower's wheels are free of debris. The 3D perception system should handle most common obstacles.

Verify that the 'Ride-on-Edge' feature is enabled in the app settings. Ensure there are no obstructions immediately at the lawn's edge that prevent the mower from getting close.