Ecovacs robot lawn mowers

Ecovacs, known for DEEBOT robot vacuums, makes the GOAT robot mowers: dual-LiDAR navigation with no wire or antenna, and the only built-in edge trimmer we cover.

Warranty: Ecovacs' own blog states a 2-year warranty for GOAT mowers; the US product pages don't list one.
Official site: www.ecovacs.com

Ecovacs models we cover

Sorted by research score.

Ecovacs GOAT A2000 LiDAR PRO

7.3/10 Good

List price $1,999.99 (as of Oct 2026)

Ecovacs' A2000 LiDAR PRO maps the yard with two LiDAR sensors and cameras, needs no wire or antenna, and trims lawn edges with a built-in string-trimmer head.

Pros

Built-in edge trimmer (TruEdge)
Dual LiDAR, no wire or antenna
Cutting height set in the app
Works under trees

Cons

Rear-wheel drive, 50% slope limit
Lawn size and runtime not published (US)
Trimmer still leaves some spots
Sensors need frequent cleaning

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Ecovacs GOAT A3000 LiDAR PRO

7.3/10 Good

List price $2,499.99 (as of Oct 2026)

Ecovacs' A3000 LiDAR PRO maps the yard with two LiDAR sensors and cameras, needs no wire or antenna, and trims lawn edges with a built-in string-trimmer head.

Pros

Built-in edge trimmer (TruEdge)
Dual LiDAR, no wire or antenna
Cutting height set in the app
Works under trees

Cons

Rear-wheel drive, 50% slope limit
Lawn size and runtime not published (US)
Trimmer still leaves some spots
Sensors need frequent cleaning

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Read our full Ecovacs GOAT A3000 LiDAR PRO review

Ecovacs GOAT O1000 LiDAR PRO

7.2/10 Good

List price $1,499.99 (as of Oct 2026)

Ecovacs' O1000 LiDAR PRO maps the yard with two LiDAR sensors and cameras, needs no wire or antenna, and trims lawn edges with a built-in string-trimmer head.

Pros

Built-in edge trimmer (TruEdge)
Dual LiDAR, no wire or antenna
Cutting height set in the app
Works under trees

Cons

Rear-wheel drive, 45% slope limit
Lawn size and runtime not published (US)
Trimmer still leaves some spots
Sensors need frequent cleaning

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About Ecovacs

Ecovacs brought its robot vacuum know-how to the lawn with the GOAT range. The current US models, the LiDAR PRO series, map the yard with two LiDAR sensors and a camera, so there is no wire or antenna, and they add something no other mower we cover has: TruEdge, a string-trimmer head that trims along the lawn's edges.

The current US range

Model	Slope	Cutting height	List price
GOAT O1000 LiDAR PRO	45%	1.2–3.1 in	$1,499.99
GOAT A2000 LiDAR PRO	50%	1.18–3.54 in	$1,999.99
GOAT A3000 LiDAR PRO	50%	1.18–3.54 in	$2,499.99

Prices from Ecovacs' US store on October 17, 2026. Ecovacs' US pages don't publish lawn size, runtime, weight or warranty for these models; its blog mentions a 2-year warranty for GOAT mowers.

Strengths and weak points

The dual-LiDAR navigation and the trimmer earn the most praise. On the other side, the GOATs are rear-wheel drive, so they climb less than all-wheel-drive rivals at the same price, reviewers found the front casters struggle on rough ground, and the sensors need regular wiping. Read the GOAT A3000 LiDAR PRO review or see Ecovacs GOAT vs Mammotion YUKA mini 2.

Ecovacs questions

What is TruEdge on the Ecovacs GOAT?

A string-trimmer head built into the mower that trims along lawn edges, so you do less hand trimming. Reviewers say it cuts the job down a lot but doesn't remove it completely.

How big a lawn can the GOAT A3000 LiDAR PRO mow?

Ecovacs' US pages don't state a lawn size. The model number and European retailers point to 3,000 m² (about 0.74 acre); Ecovacs says it mows up to 400 m² an hour.