Eufy E18: Anker's new robot lawn mower without boundary wire coming soon
At the end of last year, Anker officially confirmed that it would be launching its first robot mower for the 2025 gardening season. At the time, a teaser page only showed a picture of the machine as well as a detailed look at its navigation and obstacle detection features.
Anker also made another announcement about its first robotic mower at CES 2025 at the beginning of this year. In the meantime, Eufy's US website allows a closer look at the design of Anker's first robotic lawnmower, which appears to be getting a launch under name Eufy E18.
The basic form of Anker's Eufy E18 robotic mower is no surprise. After all, the company already announced the model would be based on the technology of TerraMow, whose S800/S1200 robotic mower proved itself well in our tests (in German only) and navigates completely without boundary wires, RTK or LiDAR. Instead, a series of cameras and sensors are used on the front of the device, as Anker has already shown and explained here.
In terms of color, Eufy E18 will come in grey or black, distinguishing it from the white of the TerraMow. The rest of the design is quite similar, although the Eufy E18 looks a little slimmer. On the top, you can see the display for the battery life, including the control panel and the obligatory stop button. Behind this, there is also a practical carrying handle. In terms of software, Anker speaks of AI-supported navigation and obstacle detection and multi-zone support, just like TerraMow.
Further details on the Eufy E18 are expected at MWC 2025. Anker's first robotic lawnmower is due to hit the market in time for the 2025 gardening season and will challenge established manufacturers and start-ups. Various new robotic lawnmowers are also coming soon, including models from Dreame, Ecovacs, Navimow and Mammotion.
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