eufy, Anker's smart home brand, sells the E15 in the US: a camera-only robot mower for small, flat lawns with nothing to install but the charging station.
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List price $1,799.99 (as of Oct 2026)
eufy's camera-only mower for small, flat lawns up to 0.2 acre: no wire, no RTK and no antenna, with an 8-inch cut and an 18° slope limit.
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eufy, Anker's smart home brand, came to robot mowers with a simple promise: cameras instead of wires or satellite antennas. In the US, eufy's store currently sells one model, the E15. It is the easiest mower we cover to set up, but it is also the most limited, and eufy is unusually clear about those limits on its product page.
| Spec | eufy E15 |
|---|---|
| Lawn size | 0.2 acre (8,700 sq ft) |
| Slope | 18° (about 32%) |
| Navigation | Cameras only |
| Cutting | 8 in wide, 1–3 in high |
| Noise | 56 dB |
| List price | $1,799.99 ($1,399.99 with a coupon on October 17, 2026) |
Small, flat lawns with fine grass, where you want to switch it on and forget about installation. eufy itself rules out St. Augustine and dense Zoysia grass, grass over 3.5 inches and bumpy ground.
Reviewers praise the setup and obstacle avoidance, but report the mower getting stuck and needing to be moved, slipping on damp grass, struggling in tall fescue and not mowing after dark, since cameras need light. Read the full eufy E15 review.