Husqvarna Automower 105 Review

Husqvarna Automower 105: A Great Entry for Small Lawns

Husqvarna Automower 105

5.5

Build Quality

7.0/10

Sound Level

8.5/10

Features

2.0/10

Functionality

2.0/10

Cost

8.0/10

Pros

  • Cheap
  • Automatic Scheduling

Cons

  • Small Cutting Width
  • Small battery
  • No Connectivity
  • Limited Features

the Husqvarna Automower 105 is a good entry-level robot mower, The automower 105 is the perfect tool for anyone looking to simplify their lawn maintenance process. This innovative machine takes care of your lawn on its own, leaving you with more time to enjoy your outdoor space.

Husqvarna 105

With its compact and lightweight design, the Husqvarna 105 automower is easy to operate and navigate around your yard. It has a cutting capacity of up to 600 square meters and comes equipped with a weather timer that adjusts mowing time depending on the weather conditions.

One of the standout features of the Husqvarna 105 automower is its eco-friendly operation. It has very low emissions and runs on electricity, making it a great choice for those who are environmentally conscious.

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Features

  • Build Quality, It’s a Husqvarna, so you are getting good build quality. Even if this is a very cheap device it will follow its brothers and sisters in having good build quality that we have all come to expect from Husqvarna. Along with their warranty and parts availability. So even if it’s limiting in areas we still expect this mower to be running around your lawn for years to come. 
  • Limited Capability, So this one is quite limited in what it can achieve with respect to its mowing capability. It’s not great when it comes to slopes and cannot cover large areas. We don’t expect this one to cut through heavy grass either due to the fact that it only got a small battery and only brushed DC motors for the drive and cutting motors. 
  • Safety Feature, This automower is incredibly safe to use. It has several built-in safety features, including a lift sensor that automatically stops the blades if the mower is lifted off the ground.

Downsides

  • Hardly any Features
    We get it… It’s an entry-level model and the price reflects this. But we would have loved to see some more smarts included in this model. Maybe even just connectivity to allow it smart home integration.
  • No connectivity
    We understand that this is meant as a low-level model but we still don’t know why Husqvarna doesn’t include some connectivity in this device. Especially when they already have the App for Automower built it would take minimal work to include this mower.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Cheap
  • Lithium-Ion Battery
  • Automatic Scheduling
  • Pick up Safety

Cons

  • Small Cutting Width
  • Small battery
  • No connectivity
  • Very Limited Features

HUSQVARNA AUTOMOWER 105 Technical Specifications

AppN/A
ConnectivityN/A
GPSNo
Battery Capacity2.1 Ah
Battery TypeLi-ion
Battery Voltage18V
Charge Time50 Mins
Cutting Time
Working Area600 m² | 0.15 Acre
Zones2 Zones
Perimeter TypeWire
Maximum Incline14°
Cutting Width6.7 inch | 17 cm
Cutting Height - Min0.8 inch | 2 cm
Cutting Height - Max2 Inch | 5 cm
Cutting SystemSingle disc with pivoting razor blades
Cutting MotorBrushed
Wheel MotorBrushed
Sound Level61 dB
ManufacturerHUSQVARNA
ModelAUTOMOWER 105
Anti-TheftYes
Dimensions21.6 x 15 x 9.8 inches | 55 x 39 x 25 cm
Warranty2 Years
Weight14.3 lbs | 6.5 kg
FeaturesAuto Charging, LCD Display

Husqvarna Automower 105 Overview

Overall, the Husqvarna 105 Automower is a fantastic investment for anyone looking to make their lawn maintenance routine easier, more efficient, and eco-friendly at an entry-level price. this Automower features a good build quality by the leading brand of robotic mowers.

How much is the Automower 105? It is no longer a model that is available as it has been replaced by the Automower 115h, check for that review on our Husqvarna Page,

Keep up to date with current Husqvarna Automower models HERE!

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