The EasiLife 200 is a great choice for the modern gardener who wants something that’s easy to set up and will do everything for you. It comes with a choice of control including an on-board LCD screen and smartphone app as well as a whole host of features for efficient mowing. Flymo have include a feature they call Spot Cut, where the user can lift the mower to an area that needs more attention and then choose this mode. Spot cutting directs the mower to move in a spiral pattern out from the overgrown spot before it reverts to normal mode. Override FrostSense: Mowing frozen grass can be harmful to your lawn.Activating the frost sensor prevents your robotic lawnmower from starting to mow when the floor temperature is less than approx. 5 ° C, even if its schedule actually tells it to. The EasiLife GO range is designed for those who do not want to faff around with complicated configurations either via the on-screen display or the EasiLife app. The EasiLife GO is designed as simple as possible to set up and configure. Simply install your perimeter wire and charging station and hit the “GO” button. The robotic mower will then do all the hard work for you.

You be asking what is the difference between the Flymo EasiLife 350 and the Flymo EasiLife 500. They are identical robotic mowers in terms of size, battery, features, functions, number of pegs and boundary wire, however the 350 is for lawns up to 350m² and the 500 is for lawn up to 500m². So how is this possible, I hear many of you asking? It’s all down to how the robotic mower is programmed and software limitations. The Flymo EasiLife 350 will mow for up to 7.5 hours per day and the Flymo EasiLife 500 will mow for up to 11 hours per day allowing it to cover more lawn area. The EasiLife is an excellent option is for those that are more tech savvy, as configuration of the robotic mower is done using the EasiLife app. There is a wide selection of Flymo EasiLife robotic mowers to suit every conceivable lawn size. They vary from the Flymo EasiLife 200, 350, 500 and 800 – the main difference relates to the size of lawn the machine is programmed to mow each day, therefore if you have a smaller lawn I would recommend the EasiLife 200 since it is designed for lawns up to 200 square metres. Likewise for larger lawns you should consider the larger 350, 500 or 800 models depending on the size of your lawn. If the lawn has a hard to reach area such through a narrow passage way, the guide wire along with the PassageSense feature, ensures EasiLife will be able to travel through and cut these narrow areas too.Spot Cutting: the spiral mowing function is ideal for hard-to-reach places, such as under a trampoline or garden furniture.This saves you tedious reworking. Bury the wire – If you dethatch or aerate your lawn it is recommended that you bury the boundary wire to avoid damage. Make sure to bury the boundary wire at least 1cm and a maximum of 20cm into the ground.

The Easilife 200 is intelligent and can schedule mowing around the weather so it doesn’t go out during frost or rain. You can control the settings using the companion app on your smartphone.Don’t forget the amount of time and money you will save by letting your robotic mower do all the hard work while you relax in the garden with a glass of your favourite drink. Once you invest in one you will wonder how you ever managed to live without one before!