The ECOVACS Goat O600 and eufy C15 are back at their lowest Amazon AU price. The MOVA 600 went up

Two of the wire-free robot mowers on Amazon AU are back at the lowest price we have seen for them, and it is the second time this spring. On 23 October 2026 the ECOVACS Goat O600 is A$1,119 (it was A$1,399 on 26 of the 43 days we have priced it since 2 September) and the eufy C15 is A$1,359 (A$1,699 on 84% of those days). Both dropped on 29 September, both went back to full price on 6 October, and both came down again this month.

The one that went the other way is the MOVA 600. It sat between A$1,099 and A$1,189 for five weeks, then jumped to A$1,799 on 13 October and is A$1,699 today, now from a third-party seller with one unit left. If you are buying a robot mower before the grass really takes off, that changes the order of our robot mower rankings for your wallet, if not on spec.

The picks

ECOVACS Goat O600 RTK Wire-Free Robot Lawn Mower (600m², AU Version)A$1,119Check Price →

What our data shows

Prices and availability observed by top7tools.au from Amazon AU, as of 23 October 2026. They change; the live listing is the source of truth.

The Goat and the C15 move together

Here is the timeline for the two that are on their low. The Goat O600 was A$1,399 from 2 September, A$1,119 on 29 September, back to A$1,399 on 6 October and A$1,119 again from 12 October. The eufy C15 was A$1,699 from 2 September, A$1,359.20 on 29 September, back to A$1,699 on 6 October and A$1,359 from 17 October. Same drop day, same reset day. Last time the low lasted about a week.

We cannot tell you when this one ends, and we will not guess. What the data does say is that neither mower has been cheaper than today in the seven weeks we have watched it, and that the full price has come back once already. If one of these two suits your yard, this is the price to buy at, not a price to wait on.

The good: the Goat O600 brings its RTK station in the box and handles 600m², which covers most suburban blocks with room to spare. The C15 skips RTK altogether and steers by camera, so there is no aerial to mount on the roof or fence, and it parks in its own garage. The trade-off: camera-only navigation is fussier about low light and very open lawns with few landmarks, and the C15 is rated for 500m², not 600.

The MOVA 600 is not the buy it was in September

For most of September the MOVA 600 was the cheapest 600m² wire-free mower on our list, sitting between A$1,099 and A$1,189 with LiDAR navigation and no RTK station to set up. Since 13 October it has been A$1,699 to A$1,799, the listing shows one left in stock and the buy box sits with a third-party seller. On spec it is still a good mower. At A$1,699 it costs A$580 more than the Goat O600 today for the same rated area, so we would not chase it until it comes back down.

The flat one: Husqvarna Aspire R4

If you are happy to peg a boundary wire, the Husqvarna Automower Aspire R4 has been A$999 on all 43 days we have priced it. No drops, no spikes. It is rated for 400m², the wire install is an afternoon on your knees, and Husqvarna has a dealer network here for servicing. No sale is coming on our data, so buy it when the lawn needs it.

For a small yard and an existing Bosch Green 18V battery, the VisiMow 18V-200 (Power for All, sold as a skin) has held between A$749 and A$784 the whole time, and the Mammotion LUBA mini 2 is A$3,499 for big blocks and slopes, A$100 above the A$3,399 we saw in early September.

Before you buy

Measure the lawn you actually want cut, not the block, and buy for that area plus a margin. Check the slope on your steepest run against the mower's rating. And if a deal on a mower outside this list catches your eye, our current deals page rolls up everything on sale across the tools we track.

More for the spring yard: our cordless line trimmer guide for the edges a robot cannot reach, the hedge trimmer guide, and the cordless blower guide for clean-up after.