- Area
- Up to 0.22 acre
- Max slope
- 45%
- Navigation
- Full band RTK
- Cut width
- 7.9 in
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Anthbot Genie 600e (4G)
Budget RTK and camera mower with 4G for 0.22 acre lawns
Researched by Riley Hart · updated Nov 12, 2026
Is the Anthbot Genie 600e (4G) worth it? One of the cheapest ways to get wire free RTK mowing with cameras and 4G, sized for lawns up to about 0.22 acre. It costs $699 as of Nov 12, 2026, and 3 independent reviewers tested it.
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Pros
- $699 on Anthbot's store on our check date
- No boundary wire; RTK plus four cameras
- 4G link for remote control away from Wi-Fi
- Genie 3000 tests found clean straight cutting lines
Cons
- No published test of the 600e itself
- RTK station needs open sky (Tom's Guide)
- Narrow 7.9 in deck makes mowing slow
- Notebookcheck measured 66.2 dB on the 3000, above the 58 dB claim
- 4G plan terms for the 600e are not stated
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One of the cheapest ways to get wire free RTK mowing with cameras and 4G, sized for lawns up to about 0.22 acre. We found no test of the 600e itself, but reviews of the bigger Genie 3000 praised its straight lines and obstacle handling and flagged slow mowing and tricky RTK placement. It suits an open, simple yard with clear sky.
Best for: small open lawns on a tight budget. Skip if: your yard is ringed by tall trees or buildings.
Specs
- Area
- Up to 0.22 acre (900 m²)
- Max slope
- 45% (24°) per Anthbot
- Navigation
- Full band RTK (reference station included) plus four AI cameras with 300° view and 360° collision sensing
- Boundary wire
- Not needed
- Cut width
- 7.9 in (20 cm), five blade disc
- Cut height
- 1.18 to 2.76 in (30 to 70 mm), set in the app
- Battery runtime
- 2.5Ah battery and 90 min charge per Anthbot's Genie 600 spec table and an Australian retailer listing for the 600e; runtime in minutes not published
- Drive
- Not stated for the 600e; TechRadar described the Genie 3000 as rear wheel drive
3 year cost of ownership
- Robot
- $699
- Total
- $778
Cost of 4G service after any free period is not stated on Anthbot's page.
Status and safety
- US availability
- ● On sale
- Recalls
- ● No Anthbot robot recall in the CPSC database as of Nov 11, 2026. Checked daily.
- FCC authorized
- Not checked
- Company
- ● Active
- Warranty
- ● Anthbot's product page shows a 3 year warranty badge; Tom's Guide reported 2 years for the Genie 3000 in Oct 2025
Parts and refills for the Genie 600e (4G)
- Replacement blades
Tom's Guide lists blades at $19 for the Genie line; replacement interval not published - Shop on Amazon →
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Price history
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Where to buy
- Amazon
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What independent reviewers found
- Tested the Genie 3000, a bigger battery sibling of the 600e with the same RTK and camera system. Mapping took about five minutes; a roughly 170 m² lawn took about an hour with 72% battery left. Avoided dog toys, tennis balls and a plant pot but not a ping pong ball. GPS held with 12 to 25 satellites despite tall trees.
- TechRadar
- Tested the Genie 3000 sibling. Quiet and easy to set up, but the RTK unit was hard to place in a complex yard, a firmware update failed 9 of 10 tries, and it struggled with weeds, muddy spots and very thick grass. A 388 sq ft section took 23 minutes.
- Tom's Guide
- Tested the Genie 3000 sibling. Mowed 520 m² in over two and a half hours before the battery ran out, measured 66.2 dB while cutting, and handled a 25° dip. The RTK antenna took 10 to 15 minutes to register and the stock cable was too short.
- Notebookcheck
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Questions buyers ask
What is the difference between the Genie 600e (4G) and the Genie 600?
Both cover about 0.22 acre. Anthbot's comparison table lists no 4G for the Genie 600, while the 600e is sold as the 4G version. On our check date the 600e was $699 and the 600 was $799.
Does it need a boundary wire?
No. It uses an RTK reference station and cameras. The station needs a clear view of the sky.
How steep a lawn can it handle?
Anthbot rates it for 45% (24°). Notebookcheck saw the Genie 3000 handle a 25° dip.
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