Model Comparison
Lymow One Plus: 5A vs 10A
Lymow sells the One Plus as one mower with two charging stations. Every cutting, navigation, and build spec is identical between the two listings — what changes is how fast the battery refills, and therefore how much lawn the mower can finish in a day. This guide compares both configurations using the manufacturer's official specifications. Prices shown are current store prices.
Both models below are from a single manufacturer. RoboticsSelect is an authorized dealer; specifications come from the manufacturer's official documentation.
Lymow One Plus at a glance
| Spec | One Plus 5A | One Plus 10A |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $2,699 | $2,899 |
| Charging station | 5A (included) | 10A (included) |
| Charge time (10-90%) | About 150 minutes | About 90 minutes |
| Max coverage per day | Up to 1.1 acres | Up to 1.73 acres |
| Coverage per charge | Up to 0.57 acre | Up to 0.57 acre |
| Runtime per charge | Up to 3 hours | Up to 3 hours |
| Cutting system | Dual rotary blades (Lycut 2.0), 16-in cut | Dual rotary blades (Lycut 2.0), 16-in cut |
| Blade speed | 3,000-6,000 RPM | 3,000-6,000 RPM |
| Cutting height | 1.2-4.0 in | 1.2-4.0 in |
| Slope capability | Up to 45° (100% incline) | Up to 45° (100% incline) |
| Navigation | RTK + VSLAM (Lysee 2.0) | RTK + VSLAM (Lysee 2.0) |
| Obstacle avoidance | AI vision + 5 ultrasonic + 2 Hall sensors | AI vision + 5 ultrasonic + 2 Hall sensors |
| Battery | LiFePO4 15 Ah, about 2,000 cycles | LiFePO4 15 Ah, about 2,000 cycles |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, 4G | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, 4G |
| Waterproof | IPX6 | IPX6 |
| Weight | 78.5 lb | 78.5 lb |
| Warranty | 3-year (tracks and blades excluded) | 3-year (tracks and blades excluded) |
Everything from the cutting deck down is shared hardware: same dual rotary SK5 blades, same 45-degree track drive, same RTK+VSLAM navigation and sensor stack, same battery, same IPX6 body, same 3-year residential warranty. The charging station is the entire decision. Pick by how much lawn you need finished per day, and how quickly you want the mower back out between cycles.
Which one should you buy?
One Plus 5A
$2,699.00Choose the 5A if your daily mowing needs stay near an acre. You get the identical mower — same blades, tracks, and navigation — for $200 less, and 1.1 acres per day is ample for most residential lots. The only trade-off is turnaround: a 10-to-90-percent charge takes about 150 minutes.
One Plus 10A
$2,899.00Choose the 10A for larger properties or tighter mowing windows. Its station cuts the 10-to-90-percent charge to about 90 minutes, which lets the mower run three full 3-hour cycles in a day and finish up to 1.73 acres. It also leaves headroom if your coverage grows — the mower stores maps for up to 15 acres.
5A vs 10A FAQs
Is the mower itself different between the 5A and 10A?
No. Both listings contain the same Lymow One Plus: dual rotary SK5 blades, 45-degree track drive, RTK+VSLAM navigation, the same 15 Ah LiFePO4 battery, and the same 3-year residential warranty. The only difference in the box is the charging station — 5A versus 10A.
Why does a faster charger mean more acres per day?
The mower cuts up to 0.57 acre per 3-hour charge either way. What the 10A station changes is the downtime between cycles: roughly 90 minutes instead of 150. Over a full day that difference fits in an extra mowing cycle, moving the daily ceiling from 1.1 acres to 1.73 acres.
Do both versions work on slopes and under trees?
Yes. Slope capability (45 degrees, a 100 percent incline), obstacle crossing (2.8 inches), and the RTK+VSLAM navigation stack are identical. Under tree cover, both switch to visual navigation and keep mowing when the RTK fix drops.