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Mammotion YUKA mini 2 800
Mammotion · China · 2026
Cheapest mower in Mammotion 2026 range, for lawns up to 800 square metres: no lidar and no antenna, three cameras backed by network RTK corrections carried over its built-in 4G link.
The YUKA mini 2 800 is the entry point to Mammotion's 2026 line-up, listed in the manufacturer's European store on 1 January 2026 at EUR 899, down from a EUR 999 list price, and sold out there by early September 2026; the American store never carried it, offering only the larger YUKA mini 2 1000H. It is the only mower in the family with no lidar at all. Three cameras do the work: an RGB camera for boundary detection and two mono cameras, one for distance, one for three-dimensional perception, which the manufacturer says holds centimetre-level precision in glare and in the low winter light of northern Europe. There is no lidar, no RTK antenna to mount and no boundary wire, and Mammotion bundles its iNavi network service, advertised as free for the life of the machine with no base station and no subscription. Obstacle handling is quoted at more than 300 recognised objects, with a slower cautious mode or a full stop at night, which the company frames as protection for wildlife rather than for the mower. The rest of the specification is where the price shows: a 4.5 Ah battery on a 21.6 V platform, rated at two hours of mowing and 200 square metres per charge, meaning a full 800 square metre lawn needs four sessions; rear-wheel drive on 200 mm wheels turned by a 65 W hub motor, capping slopes at 45 percent, or 24 degrees. Mapping is automatic and multi-zone with partial remapping, up to ten maps in the cloud, and a DropMow mode for a single unmapped run. A built-in 4G module comes with three years of data included, which matters more here than on other models: with no lidar and no antenna, the network link is the only route by which satellite corrections reach the machine, so a garden out of mobile range takes away the one absolute reference this mower has. As with every cheaper Mammotion mower, the manufacturer publishes no mass, no dimensions, no cutting width, no cutting height range and no noise rating.
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