Yarbo Y40 Core mit Rasenmäher-Pro-Modul

Recently upgrade to the Pro Mower and its doing a great work! The first days of the season look great.
My observations from the switch:
- surprisingly quiet, I couldnt tell if the blades were spinning.
- it does consume more battery (expected) but still can do the same amount of work per day.
- transferring the map was easy if it is saved in the cloud. Review your work area settings to your preferences with the new module.
and yes, tall antennas still there from snow season

Mower Pro doing a great job cutting this fast growing grass.

Since I got the Pro lawnmower - my phone is full of these notifications. I am truly happy. Thank you Yarbo

Putting the Pro to the test. First pass. Second pass in the comments.

The pro version is a game changer. I knew its coming and I let my lawn to grow for thr last 7-17 days. The result - unstoppable. Thank you Yarbo

Thanking yarbo team for sending me the Mower Pro in one of the first batches. I've been able to drop the fixed blades an inch lower than the razors, and it's looking great, and is actually doing what i was hoping the mower one would. Cutting nicely on the first pass too.

Pro Mower, just doin it's job.....

I saw someone on here asking how well the Yarbo pro works on mulching leaves. I got my new module late last night.
I did a single test pass at 9pm at a 2.9 blade height on WET leaves (so its an unfair test) and this was the result. Very impressed!!!
Edit:
I posted an updated picture after a single pass. I am cutting under six large maples. No issues and the pro disappeared leaves.
Everytime leaves built up the mower would detect an obstacle, back up, and go at it again and pulverize everything.

The pro version is a game changer. I knew its coming and I let my lawn to grow for thr last 7-9 days. The result - unstoppable. Thank you Yarbo

Finally came! Needed some adjustments to my original mapping/plans but the pro module is definitely worth it.

Mower pro is 100% improvement.

Jarvis just trimming away. Will admit it took a bit to dial things in but like with all tech that is required. Glad I held out for the mower pro.

I received my mower pro module today. Figured Id give some initial thoughts after having done a section of my lawn. Cut quality with straight blades: For my particular property, its what I wanted the original module to be. I wont say its 100% perfect. I did notice a couple very small clumps it didnt quite get, but honestly thats borderline nit-picky. In my opinion, the regular m1 does B- work on my lawn. I have thicker grass and I dont want the Yarbo running all the time for various reasons. So, I was dealing with a lot of missed spots. With the pro module however, its a whole different story. I had let my lawn grow for two weeks to give the pro a serious challenge and it did a better job than the regular m1 does cutting every 5 to 6 days. I know the m1 is really intended to run a lot more frequently. So the comparison is not totally fair. All I can say is the pro is a lot closer to a traditional lawnmower and can easily handle cutting once a week. I was impressed with the job it did and would give it an A- to an A. Packaging: As usual, the Pro came packaged well. My only gripe, which was incredibly annoying is I was given the manual for the regular m1 and not the pro. Battery: I know a few people have mentioned a big drain in battery with the Pro, but I didnt see this. Maybe I just need to use it more, but even for grass well over 4 inches long, the battery life seemed on par with the m9. Maybe Im just not hitting the conditions others are, not sure. Build Quality: Everything feels solid and durable. However, the thing that threw me off a bit is you just bolt the straight blades on with an Allen wrench. Maybe thats enough for this type of blade? Certainly seems to work well! I guess Im just used to my regular mower that requires you to use a torque wrench to put the blades on. Overall, I think the pro rocks. The cutting power just seems far superior.

I received my mower pro module today. Figured Id give some initial thoughts after having done a section of my lawn. Cut quality with straight blades: For my particular property, its what I wanted the original module to be. I wont say its 100% perfect. I did notice a couple very small clumps it didnt quite get, but honestly thats borderline nit-picky. In my opinion, the regular m1 does B- work on my lawn. I have thicker grass and I dont want the Yarbo running all the time for various reasons. So, I was dealing with a lot of missed spots. With the pro module however, its a whole different story. I had let my lawn grow for two weeks to give the pro a serious challenge and it did a better job than the regular m1 does cutting every 5 to 6 days. I know the m1 is really intended to run a lot more frequently. So the comparison is not totally fair. All I can say is the pro is a lot closer to a traditional lawnmower and can easily handle cutting once a week. I was impressed with the job it did and would give it an A- to an A. Packaging: As usual, the Pro came packaged well. My only gripe, which was incredibly annoying is I was given the manual for the regular m1 and not the pro. Battery: I know a few people have mentioned a big drain in battery with the Pro, but I didnt see this. Maybe I just need to use it more, but even for grass well over 4 inches long, the battery life seemed on par with the m9. Maybe Im just not hitting the conditions others are, not sure. Build Quality: Everything feels solid and durable. However, the thing that threw me off a bit is you just bolt the straight blades on with an Allen wrench. Maybe thats enough for this type of blade? Certainly seems to work well! I guess Im just used to my regular mower that requires you to use a torque wrench to put the blades on. Overall, I think the pro rocks. The cutting power just seems far superior.