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Roborock RockMow X120H LiDAR robot mower goes on sale in the US through Amazon
Roborock began selling the RockMow X120H LiDAR in the US in mid-July 2026, a wire-free mower that maps with a roof-mounted LiDAR scanner and needs no RTK base station.
Full assessment
AutonomyL3 unchangedReadinessReadiness unchangedScoreScores unchangedAmazon carried it at $3,199 with a $2,499.99 launch deal. Several listed features arrive by a later OTA update, so watch which ones actually ship.
Impact on autonomy
- A 360-degree LiDAR scanner handles navigation without guide wires or satellite RTK.
- Roborock says the mower maps lawn boundaries on its own.
- The maker lists slopes up to 38.7 degrees and 3.1-inch obstacle climbing.
Impact on readiness
- US list price is $3,199, with a $2,499.99 Amazon launch deal.
- At launch it was sold exclusively through Amazon, per 9to5Toys.
- Three years of 4G connectivity for remote tracking are included, per Gizmodo.
Claim check4 claims reviewed
Handles a half-acre lawn in a dayA company figure reported by Gizmodo at release; no independent measurement accompanied the launchMaps your lawn automatically with no wiresGizmodo reports the claim as Roborock's, and Roborock's own US product page marks AI-Powered Mapping as arriving via an upcoming OTA updateClimbs obstacles up to 3.1 inches and slopes up to 38.7 degreesManufacturer specifications, attributed to the company in release coverageLaunch price of $2,499.99An introductory Amazon deal; 9to5Toys reports the regular price as $3,199Bottom lineA documented US release; its mapping and obstacle features rest on maker claims, some pending a software update.
Technical notes3 sections
- Release
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Gizmodo reported on July 17, 2026 that Roborock had released the RockMow X120H and was charging $3,200 for it, with an Amazon listing. 9to5Toys, on July 23, 2026, reported that Roborock had officially launched the X120H LiDAR AWD with an introductory price of $2,499.99 shipped exclusively on Amazon, rising to $3,199 afterward.
- Hardware as described at release
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Gizmodo describes a mower with a 360-degree LiDAR scanner on top of its body, four-wheel drive (Roborock’s Amazon listing uses both four-wheel and all-wheel drive), knobby wheels, a Dynamic Suspension System with a terrain-adaptive chassis and dual independent springs, and a floating cutting deck. The company figures it reports are a half-acre lawn in a day, slopes up to 38.7 degrees, cutting within 3 centimeters of a wall edge, and obstacles up to 3.1 inches high. It does not use network RTK, and includes three years of free 4G connectivity for remote tracking.
- Features pending software
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Roborock’s US product page for the line marks automatic mapping, obstacle categories and custom mowing patterns as features that will arrive through an upcoming OTA update.