If you are looking at a robotic lawn mower solution, have a large garden, and are thinking of buying Husqvarna or Ambrogio – you might want to watch this video. We compare the Husqvarna Automower 310, Automower 315 & Automower 315X against the Ambrogio Twenty Deluxe, Twenty Elite& Twenty Elite S+; looking at key robot mower elements like batteries, drive motors, electronics, user interfaces and overall build quality. Comparing side by side so you can see the differences for these top selling models.
Explore The Different Parts Of Each Model
0:00 Intro
2:56 Robot Size
4:18 User Interface / Displays
5:56 Blades
10:34 Wheels, Traction & Drive
17:46 Bumpers & Sensors
22:51 Inside The Robots
28:31 Batteries
31:38 Motors
38:20 PCBs / Circuit Boards / Motherboard
44:44 Base Stations / Charging Docks
48:30 Conclusion
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Ambrogio Twenty Deluxe
Ambrogio Twenty Elite
Ambrogio Twenty Elite S+
Husqvarna Automower 310
Husqvarna Automower 315
Comments from previous video (Before 22/3/21):
We had a slight technical issue on the picture in the middle of the original video so have fixed and re-uploaded. These are the comments on the first version before we had a chance to remove it.
Martin Wolf • 15 hours ago
Really awesome! I am very impressed about all your effort. Thank you so much for this valuable insight.
Peter Mahringer • 2 days ago
Great video. Really helpful. Please compare the quad with the 435X in the next video.
RJW 831 • 2 days ago
Looks like the Husqvarna was designed by bean counters and the Ambrogio was designed by engineers.
RJW 831 • 2 days ago
GREAT review. Thanks. I was going to but the Husqvarna but your review clearly indicates that the Ambrogio is much, much, better in terms of engineering and manufacturing quality. What an eye-opener!
Simon Knight • 2 days ago
Great video John, very informative, thank you for making it.
Jerry Fife • 2 days ago
Great job ! Thanks for the awesome comparisons, extremely helpful in understanding the differences in the robots. Thanks for sharing!
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Best comparison I have seen til now. Greetings from Germany
One of the best and indepth comparisons I have ever seen. Well done
The more voltage you have, the less amps are needed to get the same work done. The correct way to compare the amount of energi in batteries, and how its done in ex. electrical vehicles), is to compare how many Watthours (Wh) they have. Watt = Voltage * Amps = it gives away how much energi truly can be stored in it. As an example: A 100 AH 1 Volt battery is only 1/10th of a 10 Ah 100 Volt battery 🙂
Great job, a very professional, exhaustive in every detail and selfexplanatory comparison of those products!!!!
Interesting review.
Sadly, the reviewer is clearly favorizing Amrogios design as an advantage in most aspects and doesn’t mention HQ’s design advantages where relevant. For example, the large body giving higher security if a hand is pulled in from the side. And the colission techniques explained as Ambrogio are having 3 different methods as HQ has one. In reality HQ also have drive-current monitoring, etc.
According to review, Ambrogio should have outstanding capabilities when it comes to getting grip in slopes, following pits on the ground, efficiency, durability. I guess we need a real-life test to prove if that is true in reality. Are wide but small wheels better than large and thin in all environments? Are the flexible front wheels (allowing cutter to dig down into pits) giving better cut result and less risk of getting stuck compared to HQ’s “stiff” body? How can the knifes of Ambrogio hold up for a whole season when HQ cannot? Both are rotating stainless metal knifes? Another question, are you sure HQ really lack accelerometer? Even my cheap china cutter has it.
Looking forward to more tests 🙂
Top Review! But… heatsink in the rearmotor is removebel and boy the Station is RED the Front/Black the Back cable😉
Is the Ambrogia the same as a Wiper ecorobot? I have a wiper dealer very near me.
Hi.In reality is the new Twenty Elite S+ good enough robot to easily handle 900m2 of no slope, flat grass? Or should i consider Elite 4.0? Thanks.
Really great in-depth video. Thank you. I think it's pretty clear which one had the most design effort.
Ambriogio is ignoring US market needs for 4" high cut, I almost bought one last year from Paradise Robotics but can't have dead grass in the summer of NE Ohio
Hi, Jonathan. How does the twenty manage on slopes? I have around 45% slope in the lawn, I know it's rated for this, but does it live up to it's claim? Any advice appreciated. Thanks
Judging by the comments, not only Russia can learn from your videos!
Thank you for the video! As always, everything is clear and detailed!
Best regards from Russia!!!
Great Video, thanks very much for sharing this is super helpful and very informative.
Great video, Jonathan! It is nice to learn that L20 has self-leveling, like the L250i and the 4.0/4.36 models!
Very good detail video again john good stuff .
So if i buy the Ambrogio Twenty Deluxe and change the battery to a higher capacity than it would work like the elite or elite +? Same print and motors etc? Thx
Thanks for taking the and putting together such a complete and easy to see and understand comparison video. As usual you knocked it out of the park with this video.