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Ecovacs

GOAT A3000 LiDAR PRO

A $2,499.99 LiDAR mower with a 13 inch cutting width, a 50% slope limit and 160 minutes of runtime, with no stated lawn size.

Max lawn size
Not listed
Max slope
50 %
Navigation
LiDAR
Cutting width
13 in

Maker page at Ecovacs

Our verdict

It is $800 above the typical LiDAR mower, $1,699.99 (median of 11). Like the A2000 at $1,999.99, it gives no mowing area, so we cannot give a price per acre or rank it on lawn size. It is not on our top lists. The warranty is 1 year, and it lists 62 dB, a 240 Wh battery and 40.3 pounds.

The $500 over the A2000 buys 160 minutes of runtime instead of 50, plus a bigger battery. That is the clearest reason to step up within the brand.

Better stated numbers sit nearby. The Dreame A3 AWD Pro 3500 is $2,399.99 with 0.87 acre, an 80% slope limit and a 3-year warranty. The Navimow X330 is $2,299 with 1.0 acre and a 50% limit, but it needs an antenna. The Dreame costs $100 less than this Ecovacs.

Choose it for the long runtime and wide cut if Ecovacs matters to you. Skip it if you need a known lawn size or more than 1 year of cover. Ecovacs US is the only seller.

Specifications

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Max lawn sizeNot listed
Max slope50 %source, checked
NavigationLiDARsource, checked
No boundary wireYessource, checked
Needs RTK antennaNosource, checked
Cutting width13 insource, checked
Cutting height1.18–3.54 insource, checked
All-wheel driveNot listed
Noise62 dBsource, checked
Water ratingIPX6source, checked
Weight40.3 lbsource, checked
Warranty1 yearsource, checked

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