Brand · Spain · 1 robot scored
How Mammotion treats owners after the sale, from our assessment of its lawn mower sold in Spain: warranty, updates, parts for older models, independence from its cloud, and privacy.
Draft scores, in review: not yet checked by a second reviewer. Manufacturers can raise a score by publishing the missing information.
Measured against Spain’s 3-year legal guarantee.
Battery or 4th year
Device 3 years (= Spanish statutory) but the battery is explicitly covered for 3 years.
3 años de garantía sin preocupacionesChecked 2026-10-08
LUBA mini 2 AWD: Batería 3 añosChecked 2026-10-08
A published minimum period of updates, counted from launch.
None stated
No committed firmware/security update period found.
Not disclosedChecked 2026-10-08
Whether models 2 or 4 years old got firmware in the last year.
2-year-old models updated
LUBA 2 AWD (launched 2024, >=2 years old) received firmware V1.15.20.4403 on 2026-05-25. No evidence found for LUBA 1 AWD (>=4 years) in the last 12 months.
Optimized slope protection logic to ensure the robot safely retreats to flat ground after long-time stops on slopes.Checked 2026-10-08
Whether parts are still sold for the brand’s model from 5 years earlier.
No model that old yet
Brand has no robot mower launched by 2021-10. Mammotion (founded 2016) began mower development in 2019 and introduced its first mower line, LUBA AWD, in 2022 (Kickstarter). R3 = none by definition.
Founded in 2016, MAMMOTION began dedicated robotic lawn mower development in 2019Checked 2026-10-08
introduced the world's first wire-free RTK-powered all-wheel-drive robotic lawn mower, the LUBA AWD Series, in 2022Checked 2026-10-08
Whether a replacement battery is sold, and who can fit it.
You can swap it
Official 6.1 Ah battery listed for LUBA mini 2 AWD on the ES store (219 €), described as modular plug-and-play. Listing showed 'Agotado' on 2026-10-08.
Su diseño modular permite un desmontaje e instalación sencillosChecked 2026-10-08
What still works with no account and no connection.
Needs the cloud
Positioning uses NetRTK via Mammotion's iNavi service, which Mammotion says needs a live Wi-Fi/4G connection during operation; no offline mode documented. Bluetooth app control works locally (owner report on a LUBA 2X), but that does not show positioning works offline.
The mower needs a stable WiFi or 4G connection to receive real-time correction dataChecked 2026-10-08
sin necesidad de una estación base RTK físicaChecked 2026-10-08
The android app is also can't reach internet and works just fine via bluetooth.Checked 2026-10-08
Matter, or an official local API.
No local integration
No Matter or official local API. The community Home Assistant integration (Mammotion-HA) logs in through the Mammotion cloud; Bluetooth support is still an unchecked roadmap item.
A second account with your mower/s shared to it for using Wi-FiChecked 2026-10-08
A published vulnerability disclosure policy, and fixes within 90 days.
Both
Mammotion publishes a vulnerability disclosure policy. Researchers' 14 reported flaws were fixed before the September 2026 publication.
respond to your report within 7 working daysChecked 2026-10-08
Il ne faut donc pas considérer les 14 failles comme encore exploitables aujourd'hui.Checked 2026-10-08
In-app deletion, and no use of device data for advertising.
One of the two
In-app account cancellation exists, but the policy allows third-party advertising partners to collect user information.
You can cancel your account on the 'Account Cancellation' page of Mammotion Services by yourself.Checked 2026-10-08
We allow certain third-party advertising partners to collect information about the usersChecked 2026-10-08
