Yarbo’s latest robot lawn mower can also get rid of snow

One of the biggest outdoor gadgets of last year, unveiled at CES, is back on the market. CES 2025 and is ready to take on all your garden care worries in any weather.

The Yarbo Core is a versatile outdoor device that works as a robotic lawn mower, leaf blower, and, impressively, a snow blower.

While Yarbo initially unveiled the Core back at CES 2024, this year the company has seen thoughtful updates and enhancements to its products, with a focus on “expanded functionality, cutting-edge design, and user-centric updates.”

These updates include sleeker yet functionally designed modules and the introduction of Yarbo’s “follow me” mode, which uses visual tracking technology to follow users around the garden.

There’s also a new Yarbo data center, which the team explains “provides more stable and large-scale connections,” improving the quality of your connection.

In snow blower mode, the Core can clear an inch of snow over an area of ​​over 6,000 square meters. feet or comfortably handle five inches of snow over 2,000 square feet. ft., all on one charge. Its sled features an adjustable deflector angle from -5° to +55° and an adjustable swivel from -10° to 190° to ensure the snow falls exactly where you want it.

The core itself is equipped with a radar and three cameras that provide detection and avoidance of any obstacles within a radius of 5 feet in front or 16 feet on either side.

Switching between functions is also easy, as long as you have the right module and any additional attachments or accessories needed to make it work. In fact, thanks to Yarbo’s replaceable antennas and easily switchable tracks, adapting the Core should take no more than five minutes.

The Yarbo Core is a beast of a machine in its own right, capable of towing up to 3,500 pounds, making it ideal for heavy-duty tasks including moving equipment and even towing small trailers.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, such power comes at a price. Yarbo Core separately (for towing) will set you back £4,799/$3,799, while each unit costs between £1,919 and £1,319/$1,099 and $1,269.