Product review · updated 31 July 2026
Mammotion YUKA 2000: our review
2,000 m² advertised, adaptable up to 2,400, two 320 mm cutting decks and an 88 W motor. Outside the ranking because it plays in another league, in size as much as in budget.
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Who it's for
- A large lawn, from several hundred square metres upwards, where the cutting width and disc power genuinely change the length of sessions.
Who it's not for
- Ordinary gardens: below a few hundred square metres, the twin cutting width serves no purpose and the size becomes a constraint.
Cutting width, its real argument
Two 320 mm cutting decks driven by an 88 W motor, with ten bladesC. That is what separates this model from the other five, far more than the advertised area. A 20 cm-wide robot that must cover 2,000 m² runs for days; with twin width and higher torque, the same area is handled in a fraction of the time, and above all the robot copes with tall or thick grass where a small disc stalls. The cutting height adjusts from 20 to 90 mmC, a range clearly wider than the average on this page.
Navigation: NetRTK and vision
Mapping is automatic, generated along the path by AI-assisted visual technologyC. One point deserves clarification, because it is often misreported: the YUKA 2000 ships with a standard RTK antenna, and NetRTK is an upgrade option that dispenses with installing itC. It is therefore not a "no-RTK" robot in the same way as the LiDAX Ultra 800 — it is an RTK robot whose antenna can become unnecessary if you opt for the network. The 3D stereo vision additionally detects objects from 2.5 cmC, which is fine for a machine of this size.
Terrain management
Slopes of up to 45%, i.e. 24°, without accessoriesC, and up to 20 zones managed, each with its own schedule, mowing pattern and cutting heightC. The app even lets you draw patterns on the lawnC — anecdotal, but revealing of the level of control offered. The 4.5 Ah lithium battery is replaceableC, a genuine longevity point: on most robots on this page, the battery is the wear part that decides the end of the machine's life. Alexa and Google Home voice commandsC.
What should make you hesitate
The price first, by far the highest in the selection. The size next: 20 kgC and nearly 90 cm long, which requires a proper storage spot for winter. And above all, an obvious point: below several hundred square metres, the twin cutting width serves absolutely no purpose, and you pay for unused capacity. That is precisely why we place it outside the ranking rather than at the top.
Features
The spec sheet, source by source
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Area C | 2,000 m², adaptable up to 2,400 m² |
| Navigation C | NetRTK + vision, automatic Ultra Sense AI mapping |
| RTK antenna C | Supplied as standard; NetRTK option without installation |
| Obstacle avoidance C | 3D stereo vision, objects detected from 2.5 cm |
| Motorisation C | 88 W disc motor, two reinforced discs, ten blades |
| Cutting width C | Two 320 mm decks |
| Cutting height C | 20 to 90 mm |
| Zones C | Up to 20, each with its own schedule, pattern and height |
| Battery C | Replaceable 4.5 Ah lithium |
| Voice commands C | Alexa, Google Home |
| Weight C | 20 kg |
C Manufacturer data · A Summary of public reviews · E Editorial estimate. No Amazon rating or review count is reproduced on this site.
Its place in the ranking
How it compares to the others
We awarded this model a score of 9.0/10, which places it outside the main ranking in our comparison. The weighting used — mowing quality 25%, navigation 20%, reliability 20%, setup and app 15%, slopes and edges 10%, cost of ownership 10% — is published in full.
Frequently asked questions
About the Mammotion YUKA 2000
Does the YUKA 2000 work without an RTK antenna?
It is delivered with a standard RTK antenna. NetRTK is an upgrade option that allows you to do without it. It is therefore not a no-RTK robot in the strict sense, unlike the Mova LiDAX Ultra 800 which never needs one.
Why rank it outside the categories rather than first?
Because its price-to-value ratio would place it last on an ordinary garden. Its twin cutting width and power are only of interest from several hundred square metres upwards. Ranking it first would create a misleading hierarchy.
Is the battery replaceable?
Yes, it is a replaceable 4.5 Ah lithium battery, and that is a real longevity argument. On most robot mowers, battery wear decides the end of the machine's life.
2,400 m², under what conditions?
The manufacturer advertises 2,000 m² in regular use, with adaptation possible up to 2,400 m². As with all robots, these values assume a favourable lawn: plan a margin on a sloped or fragmented lawn.