Totally understand where you’re coming from, and you’re absolutely right to weigh whether the Pro model is necessary for your needs.
The Mower Pro was designed with more demanding conditions in mind — like clearing overgrown areas or tackling thicker, tougher grass. Beyond the mulching blades, it also offers a few key advantages:
Improved performance: Covers more ground per pass, reducing mowing time and increasing efficiency on larger lawns.
Greater durability: The upgraded blades withstand tough conditions and require fewer replacements.
Efficient mulching: Cuts grass into finer pieces for quicker decomposition and natural fertilization.
Smoother operation: More consistent airflow and minimal vibration during mowing.
That said, if your yard is fairly manageable and the M1 is already meeting your expectations, then you may not need the Pro. It really comes down to matching the tool to your lawn’s needs.
Let us know if you’d like help comparing the two further — happy to assist!
Thank you @Yarbo-Forum for the clarification. I think what I, and it appears many other m1 users, are looking for is just the mulching blades. Don’t need more power, not going through more demanding scenarios, but the cutting discs have inherit limitations. Mulching blades on the m1 would be the answer.
Allo all, I’m facing cutting quality with the M1 module, because density and type if grass varies a lot and the growth varies as well making bad quality in patch. So I saw the pro, and this the way to go. I don’t if all of you knew at the beginning this potential issue. To solve i would have to cut grass everty 2 days!
I asked if it would be possible to slow down the forward speed for a specific area, because i did the test manually and at lot speed it cut at a reasonnable quality.
The way to go is the Pro, there is a reason why Yarbo develop the pro module, probably because they had too much complain and now they are saying they the only way is to Go with the Pro module.