Toro robot mowers
Toro robot mower models in the Yardnetic US database, with verified specifications, property-fit data and model-to-model comparisons.
How Toro fits the current US robot-mower market
Toro is represented by the Haven VM residential models in Yardnetic. The lineup is small enough that the choice is relatively direct: the main distinction is how much lawn and duty-cycle capacity the property requires.
The VM75 and VM125 share the same broader Haven concept but differ materially in runtime and intended coverage. That makes Toro a good example of why battery/runtime data should be read together with acreage rather than as isolated specifications. Where Toro does not publish a secondary metric, Yardnetic records that limitation instead of turning it into a guessed comparison point.
- Match VM75 versus VM125 to lawn workload
- Read runtime and charging together with coverage
- Keep unpublished noise/weight style fields out of false precision
Toro models in Yardnetic
Toro Haven VM125
Higher-capacity Haven for lawns up to about 1.25 acres with vision navigation and added ultrasonic sensing.
- Capacity
- 1.3 acre · 54,450 sq ft · 5,059 m²
- Navigation
- Vision-based
- Slope
- 47%
Toro Haven VM75
Vision-first Toro residential mower for lawns up to about 0.75 acre without a perimeter wire.
- Capacity
- 0.75 acre · 32,670 sq ft · 3,035 m²
- Navigation
- Vision-based
- Slope
- 47%