Mova LiDAX Ultra 1200 robot mower reviewed: LiDAR navigation, edge‑trim and pricing

The Mova LiDAX Ultra 1200 robot lawn mower uses 3‑D LiDAR and an AI‑powered camera to map and navigate a garden without a boundary wire or RTK antenna. It reliably detects obstacles, trims edges with a movable cutting deck, and is controlled via a feature‑rich app.

The mower can handle lawns up to 1,600 m² (mid‑range model tested on 1,200 m²) and is priced at about €1,099 (≈ $1,300), making it an attractive option for average gardens without steep slopes or uneven terrain. Optional 4G connectivity incurs an extra cost, and the unit performs best on relatively flat lawns.

Visually and technically the LiDAX Ultra closely resembles the Dreame A2, but it is positioned lower in price and coverage, targeting smaller lawns compared with the Dreame A2’s ability to mow up to 3,000 m².