I’ve been testing the Blix robot mower for quite a while now—first in our front yard, and now it’s been living in the backyard (fully fenced in for its security) and just doing its thing. In this video, I brought in Matt from Midwest Turf Tech to walk through the features and give an overall opinion, because he’s seen these in the wild—including commercial setups. I cover the real setup process, not the “marketing version,” including the stuff they should’ve been clearer about. Out of the box, setup is pretty straightforward: download the app, connect, map the perimeter by driving it around with your phone, then build a schedule (I run it daily because… why not?). But I did hit a couple hiccups: my unit was the high-cut version and the box didn’t call that out, and I also had to update the app and firmware immediately before everything behaved. Once it was dialed in, it’s been weeks of “set it and forget it”—it reports back in the app, shows pictures of events (yes, including random neighbors checking it out), and even highlights where wheel slip happened. I also talk slopes, rain/sprinkler gotchas with the garage area, and why I like that it navigates with LiDAR + cameras without needing an RTK antenna.