Does the device have to be online while mowing, or is WLAN reception at the charging station sufficient?
Or does the device itself have to be online via a 4G module? This would probably be a chargeable service after a certain period of time. I wouldn't fancy that.

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The robot lawnmower does not need constant internet access while mowing. It can carry out its routines autonomously as long as it has been previously programmed via the app. Wi-Fi reception at the charging station is sufficient to connect to the app and make settings. A 4G module is not required and there is no indication that a paid service would be required to use it.

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Does the device have to be online while mowing, or is WLAN reception at the charging station sufficient? Or does the device itself have to be online via a 4G module? This would probably be a chargeable service after a certain period of time. I wouldn't fancy that.