Roborock’s home robot expertise is moving to the backyard this September.
Four new Roborock robot lawnmowers launch from 1st September after being first unveiled at IFA 2025.
The move comes alongside a greater push from robotics companies into the outdoors, challenging established brands in the robot lawncare space like Husqvarna, Honda, and Stihl.
Roborock robot mower range
The brand spreads features across the range, which spans four tiers that provide coverage from 500 square metres to 5000 square metres.
Each model provides wire-free navigation with no boundary cable needed. RTK or LiDAR + VSLAM navigation provides accurate mapping for following lawn edges and navigating terrain.
RockMow Z150
The flagship of the range is the RockMow Z150, built for the largest lawns up to 5000 square metres.
It cuts 250 square metres per hour with a 10Ah battery that lasts up to 130 minutes on a single charge.
WIth a six-blade cutting system, 24-centimetre cutting width, and adjustable cutting height between 20 millimetres and 70 millimetres.
Its four-wheel-drive system lets the Z150 climb inclines up to 80 percent, and its navigation modes allow for pattern cutting to achieve appealing stripes in the grass.
RockMow Z120 LiDAR
The Z120 LiDAR is a compact but capable model that covers lawns up to 2000 square metres.
It mows at 160 square metres per hour with a full charge lasting 80 minutes of mowing, and a recharge time of just 50 minutes.
Like the Z150, it features a six-blade cutting system with adjustable cut height from 20 millimetres to 70 millimetres.
RockMow S Series
Roborock’s Rockmow S Series is positioned as a mid-tier option, and includes the S115 model with 1500 square metre coverage, or the S108 with 800 square metres of coverage.
Its navigation is based around Real-Time Kinematic (RTK) positioning that gives it accurate mapping combined with visual awareness from the camera system.
With a high-torque motor, the S Series mowers navigate easily around typical backyards and provide good mowing performance on a variety of grass types.
RockNeo Q Series
As the entry point in the range, the RockNeo Q Series is positioned as a set and forget solution for mowing the lawn. The Q110 provides coverage up to 1000 square metres, while the Q105 offers 500 square metres of coverage.
Like the S series, it uses RTK navigation combined with visual recognition that gives it accurate positioning in your lawn.
It uses a three-blade cutting system that’s adjustable from 20 millimetres to 60 millimetres in height.
Pricing & Availability
Roborock robot lawnmowers launch exclusively at Bunnings from 1st September.
- RockNeo Q105: $1409
- RockNeo Q110: $1899
- RockMow S108: $1999
- RockMow S115: $2499
- RockMow Z120: $3499
- RockMow Z150: $4999
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