Now, less than a year later, the brand is back at it again with an all-new lineup. The 405VE, 410VE, 430V and 450V are the ...

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This all-wheel-drive robot lawn mower can handle very large yards with up to 35-percent inclines. Folks with smaller lots should Consider Husqvarna’s much less-expensive Automower 315X instead. Robot ...

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Overall, the Husqvarna Automower 405XE NERA is a seriously impressive, wire-free robot mower. It’s perfect for medium-sized gardens, handles slopes and tricky layouts like a pro, and it runs extremely ...

Britta is the former Deputy Editor of Pocket-lint and has covered the consumer technology industry since 2012. Her specialties include smartphones, smart home, speakers, and wearables. Robot lawn ...

When it comes to smart homes and IoT devices, the majority of products on the market are for the inside of your home. While there are many smart home/HomeKit devices that can add convenience and some ...

Through the end of the year, Husqvarna’s official Amazon storefront is offering its Automower 115H 4G Robot Lawn Mower for $699.99 shipped. Also matched at Lowe’s. Down from $1,400, today’s deal marks ...

The arrival of warmer weather means many of us are able to use our gardens properly for the first time this year. But, unfortunately, it also brings with it a dreaded task: mowing the lawn. It’s tough ...

I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year stint in purchasing for a major IBM reseller in New York City before eventually landing at PCMag (back when it was still in print ...