Mammotion LUBA 3 AWD 3000H

Name: Mammotion LUBA 3 AWD 3000H
Brand: Mammotion

Model MTLA25LU33KHNAUpdated November 2, 2026

Mammotion says the LUBA 3 AWD 3000H is rated for lawns up to 32,670 sq ft and handles slopes up to 80%.

Maker’s list price: $2,799.

On our guides

Maker figures, not our tests. Method.

Amazon listing

No Amazon listing for the Mammotion LUBA 3 AWD 3000H itself. Not linked:

A different model: Mammotion LUBA 3 AWD 3000 Robot Lawn Mower with Cleaning Stand (Ship Separately), 360° LiDAR+NetRTK+

Recall check (US and Canada): none found, November 2, 2026.

Consumables: Mammotion recommends flipping the LUBA 3's cutting blades after 50 hours of mowing and replacing them after 150 hours, based on testing on Zoysia grass. us.mammotion.com
What consumables cost: A replacement set of 24 LUBA blades sells for $49 on Mammotion's US store. us.mammotion.com
Subscription: The LUBA 3 AWD 3000 connects automatically to Mammotion's iNavi NetRTK positioning service with no antenna and no extra setup, and Mammotion says the service is free for the life of the product; the mower also ships with 3 years of free 4G data for cellular connectivity. mammotion.com
Set-up: LUBA 3 AWD 3000 is marketed as installing with no perimeter wire and no RTK base station, relying instead on LiDAR, NetRTK and AI camera vision to navigate. us.mammotion.com
Noise: Mammotion rates the LUBA 3 AWD's operating noise at 70 dB or below. mammotion.com
Warranty: Mammotion's US after-sales policy warrants LUBA 3 AWD components (battery, motor, LiDAR/vision module, GPS kit, charging station and RTK reference station) against defects, but the warranty is valid only if the mower is used in the same regional market where it was purchased. us.mammotion.com
Safety: LUBA 3 AWD includes a Wildlife Safety Mode that uses no-mow or low-speed options, lighting and bumper protection to avoid harming small animals at night. mammotion.com
Weight: The LUBA 3 AWD 3000 weighs 41 lbs. us.mammotion.com

What long-term reviewers and owners report.

A TechRadar reviewer who lived with the LUBA 3 AWD 3000 reported no problems with installation, initial lawn mapping, navigation or cutting performance, calling the process a breeze. techradar.com
The same reviewer found the front wheels pick up a lot of mud, but says the whole mower can just be hosed down since it is IPX6 rated for water resistance. techradar.com
A Popular Mechanics tester found the LUBA 3's automatic mapping correctly traced an oddly shaped log pile and avoided a bare patch of dirt on the first run. popularmechanics.com
The LUBA 3 AWD's front wheels have been known to tear up grass in soft, shady soil when using the Zero Turn steering mode, an issue reduced but not eliminated by switching to the slower three-point-turn mode. techradar.com
The TechRadar reviewer avoided bald patches himself but says he knows other LUBA 3 owners who have gotten them. techradar.com
The same reviewer experienced occasional app connectivity issues away from home and while using Bluetooth on his phone, plus interface quirks that made fine-tuning lawn zones slower than expected. techradar.com
A Popular Mechanics tester found the LUBA 3's manual joystick-style driving controls in the app confusing and hard to learn, compared to a competing mower's simple arrow controls. popularmechanics.com
The same tester says the LUBA 3's automated mapping missed part of the yard on one side of the house and struggled to recognize some raised tree roots as obstacles. popularmechanics.com

Named testers’ published figures, not ours.

What	Finding	Tester
Mapping time	Automated mapping plus manual fixes to add a missed yard section and fence off exposed roots took nearly an hour.	Popular Mechanics
Runtime	Mowed a half-acre lawn in about 1 hour 50 minutes with battery power left over.	Popular Mechanics
Slope handled	Successfully climbed a slope steep enough that the reviewer could not walk up it unaided, using the app's manual drive controls. (the maker's figure the tester quoted: Rated by Mammotion for gradients up to 80% (38.6 degrees))	TechRadar (Derek Adams)
Noted	On Standard obstacle-avoidance sensitivity it stopped about 3 feet from a stuffed toy obstacle; on Sensitive it detected and avoided a toy only 1 inch tall.	TechRadar (Derek Adams)
Noted	Dual cutting discs gave a measured cutting swath of about 15 inches, letting it cover the lawn faster with fewer passes than a competing single-blade mower.	Popular Mechanics
Noted	Remotely started a mow and watched the mower's live camera feed from over 20 miles away from home.	Popular Mechanics

TechRadar wholeheartedly recommends the LUBA 3 AWD 3000 for large, complex lawns with steep slopes, awarding it 4.5 out of 5 stars. (4.5 out of 5 stars) TechRadar (Derek Adams)
TechRadar says the LUBA 3's four-wheel traction and wide body are overkill on small lawns. TechRadar (Derek Adams)
Popular Mechanics concludes the LUBA 3 AWD is a smart, efficient, competent robot mower that most buyers will be pleased with, despite rough edges in manual driving and schedule editing. Popular Mechanics