It has embedded 2.4GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth radios for connecting to your home network and a mobile app, but it's missing the GPS radio that you get with the Landroid WR140. At 9.5 by 14.0 by 19.7 inches (HWD) and 17.6 pounds, it’s a bit smaller and lighter than the Worx WR140 (10 by 15 by 22 inches, 21 pounds). The Ayi DRM3-600I is shaped similarly to the Robomow RC306 and sports a black-and-orange finish like the Worx Landroid WR140. It’s built like a tank and performed well in our tests, though it lacks the GPS capabilities that you get for $100 more with our Editors’ Choice winner, the Worx Landroid WR140. With the Ayi DRM3-600I ($895), you get a very competent robot mower that is Wi-Fi enabled and offers a handful of welcome features including a rain sensor, a user-friendly mobile app, and a quiet electric motor. Robotic lawn mowers are ideal for homeowners who would rather spend time enjoying their lawn than hours maintaining it, but not everyone can afford the latest and greatest models.
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