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Robot vacuum mops are among the most searched holiday buys. Here are ten things to check before you buy, so you get the right robot for your floors instead of the loudest deal.

Asked what stops them buying a robot mower, people name five things: price, slopes, theft, setup and trust. Here is an honest answer to each, and how to check your own yard.

Fake stores copy well-known pool robot brands with prices that look too good. Here are the warning signs, how to check a seller before you pay, and what to do if you have been scammed.

Yes. A window cleaning robot holds to the glass by suction, wipes in a planned pattern and saves the ladder work. Here is what it does well, where it leaves a little for you, and how the safety systems work.

A remote control mower is worth it when the ground is too steep, rough or overgrown to mow safely any other way. On a flat, easy lawn it is not. Here is how to tell which yard you have.

No. The Mowrator S1 is a remote control mower: you steer it, it does not drive itself. Here is what it does have, why that is the right design for some properties, and how it differs from an autonomous robot.

The price of a robot mower follows the size and difficulty of the lawn it is built for. Here is what you pay for, what it costs to own, and how to compare it with a lawn service.

A Yarbo's price is set by three choices: which Core, how many modules, and which accessories. Here is what moves the total up or down, what it costs to run, and how to compare it with paying for services.

Yarbo sells two Cores and four tools in many combinations. Here is how the packages are built, which one fits which property, and how to add modules later.