Robotic lawnmowers are slowly becoming more common, but for many people, the high prices and complicated setup process still make them hard to justify. Anker’s eufy brand is now trying to make the category a bit more approachable with the new eufy C15, its cheapest robotic mower so far.
Compared to the company’s larger E15 and E18 models, the new C15 is aimed at smaller gardens up to 500 square meters. The biggest selling point is probably the setup process. Instead of using perimeter wires or RTK antennas like many competing robotic mowers, the C15 relies entirely on eufy’s camera-based TrueVision system for navigation and mapping.
There’s a front-mounted camera system that handles obstacle detection, positioning, and route planning automatically. That means the mower can avoid objects like pets, toys, garden furniture, and even smaller animals such as hedgehogs while moving around the yard. Initial mapping may still take a little time depending on the layout of the garden, but overall installation looks much simpler than traditional robotic mower setups.
The mower itself uses a 180 mm cutting disc with adjustable cutting heights between 20 mm and 60 mm. It can also manage slopes up to around 32%, which should be enough for most smaller residential gardens.
The C15 was introduced during Anker Day 2026 alongside several other eufy products, including new AI-focused earbuds, a robot vacuum with a fragrance diffuser, and an updated smart doorbell lineup.
Pricing and availability:
The mower has officially gone on sale after its recent pre-order phase. It starts at €899, and eufy is currently including the optional garage accessory for free as part of a limited launch offer. Normally, that bundle costs €999. The C15 is available through eufy’s online store, Amazon, and select retailers.
With features like app-based scheduling, automatic charging, and multi-zone support, the C15 feels like eufy’s attempt to bring premium robotic mower features into a more affordable price range. For homeowners who have been curious about robotic lawn care but didn’t want to deal with wires or expensive flagship models, this one could end up being a much easier entry point.
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