Anker's Eufy S2 Max robot mower trims edges and maps yards without wires

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Anker unveiled the Eufy Robot Lawn Mower S2 Max at IFA 2026, featuring an extendable trimming arm designed to cut grass along driveways and flowerbeds. The dual-blade, all-wheel-drive mower uses vSLAM camera-based navigation to build a 3D map of a yard, removing the need for boundary wires or RTK base stations. It can cover up to 3.7 acres and handle slopes as steep as 38 degrees. The mower is scheduled to launch in May 2027 at a price of €3,999, with no US pricing announced yet.

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