For the past few months, I’ve been testing Yarbo in my own yard, and it honestly feels like a mini landscaper tank roaming around doing the work for me. In this video I break down what it’s like to live with Yarbo day-to-day: the setup (base station + module), mapping the yard by driving it around like a little tank (either with the Xbox-style remote or the phone app), and how it handles real-world conditions like slopes, uneven terrain, and multiple zones. I also get into the stuff you only learn after extended testing. The RTK unit needing Ethernet is a big deal—if you don’t have a line where you need it, you’re running cable (and yes, rabbits can chew it). GPS performance can get sketchy in tight suburban side yards where signals bounce between houses, and I wasn’t willing to roof-mount the RTK as a workaround. On the flip side, Yarbo shines on big properties: fast mowing, long battery life, tracks that handle hills and wet ground, plus optional 4G so you can monitor it and get alerts when you’re away (even pull up the cameras remotely). My takeaway: for an average suburban yard it can be overkill, but for an acre+ with zones, slopes, or year-round use with the snow module, Yarbo is an absolute beast—just be ready to tinker a bit up front.