I’ve been using the Yarbo for about a week on a country property in upstate New York. Made a video about it but fair warning, it’s less of a review and more of me thinking out loud about what this machine actually means for how I approach the lawn. Some real terrain notes in there too, pine roots, country grass, and how it handles black wire fencing.
If you want to skip my intro, the mower thoughts start at 2:43.
Very nice video. Beautiful property. I’ve had my unit for over a year and a half and I still am mesmerized by it and watch it often. Especially now that you can watch the cameras while it’s working.
Glad you are here!
Nice video. Thanks for taking the time to make it. You’ve got a very nice property.
I still watch Yarbo when it’s working. Not because I need to, but because there’s just something about watching it.
I like mindlessly watching the Smart Vision feature.
Better than pretty much anything on Boobtube.
I tend to have Smart Vision up and displaying in the corner of my Mac’s monitor. It’s a nice way to glance at it while I’m working, and is much better than using my phone.
Same
The lawn massaging robot. 
For your little fruit trees, for any obstical really, you should setup No Go Zones.
Beautiful spot by the way.
Yeah the App is a lot to take in at first but once you have used it a bit more it gets better.
Have you checked out the speed setting yet?
Are you just iPhone mirroring or is there an app I don’t know about?
If you have any modern Mac, you can use the iPad version of the Yarbo app directly on your Mac.
Easy peasy. Just installs and works like any other Mac app.
Great tip. Just installed. Thank you
Anytime! Glad to help.
Great video! 
Would you be comfortable allowing us to share your video in our Yarbo Facebook Group so more community members can see it?
Absolutely. Go for it.
Great video Noah, thanks for that. “Upstate NY”- roughly where? I am in LaFayette, central NY.
I look forward to seeing more from you!
-Kent Ross
Thanks!
Lower Catskills area.
Bluestacks allows you to run android apps on windows. Also a big help to those without MAC 
