Quick Answer: Worx Landroid is already stocked on Home Depot’s website in multiple sizes (half-acre through one-acre AWD models), and Costco has sold the Greenworks Optimow in rotating warehouse deals from roughly $750 to $1,600. The bigger 2026 story is Mammotion’s retail expansion: the wire-free LUBA and YUKA lines launched at 700+ Walmart stores in February 2026 and, as of August 2026, are now live on both HomeDepot.com and Lowes.com — a completed rollout, not just an announcement, and a first for a wire-free RTK brand at that retail scale. Not every mower brand plays this game, though; several — including Segway Navimow, Ecovacs, and Honda — stay off big-box shelves entirely.
If you’re used to buying a regular push mower off the shelf at your local Home Depot or Lowe’s, it’s a fair question whether robot mowers work the same way. Mostly not yet — but that’s changing fast in 2026. Here’s exactly what you’ll find at each retailer today.
Last updated August 30, 2026 — confirmed the Mammotion Home Depot/Lowe’s rollout, announced in February, actually shipped: both retailers now carry live Mammotion product listings rather than a pending expansion.
Robot mowers by big-box retailer
| Retailer | Brands in stock | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Home Depot | Worx Landroid Vision Cloud, Mammotion (live) | Worx WR320.1/WR340/WR344 and Mammotion LUBA 3 AWD 3000H both listed on homedepot.com as of August 2026 |
| Lowe's | Mammotion (live) | Live Mammotion robotic-mower category page on Lowes.com as of August 2026, completing the ~500-store rollout announced in February |
| Costco | Greenworks Optimow | Rotating warehouse/online deal, not a permanent listing — price has ranged $749.97–$899.99 |
| Walmart | Mammotion LUBA 2 AWD, LUBA Mini AWD, YUKA Mini | 700+ stores as of Feb 2026, plus walmart.com listings from ~$1,099 |
| Amazon | Segway Navimow, Worx, Mammotion, Ecovacs, eufy, Dreame, Anthbot Genie 3000 | See our full Amazon availability guide for the brand-by-brand breakdown |
Worx Landroid Vision Cloud — the one already on Home Depot’s shelves
Worx Landroid Vision Cloud
- Uses cloud-delivered RTK positioning plus Vision AI — no local antenna to install and no extra cloud subscription fee, per Worx's own product listings.
- Three Home Depot SKUs cover different yard sizes: WR320.1 (half-acre, 2WD), WR340 (one acre, 2WD), and WR344 (one acre, AWD with a cut-to-edge trimmer attachment).
- Buying through Home Depot means in-store returns and Home Depot's own protection-plan options, unlike a brand-direct order.
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Mammotion’s 2026 retail push — Walmart first, now live at Home Depot and Lowe’s too
Mammotion LUBA 2 AWD (Walmart-listed) / LUBA 3 AWD 3000H (Home Depot-listed)
- Walmart.com lists the LUBA 2 AWD 3000HX and 3000X, both rated for up to 80% slopes with wire-free 4G RTK reception and roughly 0.75–0.9 acre coverage.
- As of August 2026, HomeDepot.com carries the LUBA 3 AWD 3000H directly (3/4-acre coverage, 360° LiDAR, adjustable 2.2–4 in cutting height), and Lowes.com has its own live Mammotion robotic-mower category page — the February 2026 rollout target has been met, not just announced.
- CEO Jayden Wei called it a sign that "robotic mowing has reached a level of maturity where it's ready for mainstream consumers" — the first time a wire-free RTK brand has pushed into big-box aisles at this scale, per the company's release.
- Notably, this Mammotion listing is the closest thing to a Lowe's-brand robot mower there is — [Kobalt, Lowe's own house brand, has never made one](/best/kobalt-robot-mower/), so Mammotion fills that shelf instead. Home Depot's own house brand, [Husky, has never sold lawn equipment at all](/best/husky-robot-mower/) — Worx and Mammotion fill that gap on its shelves the same way.
Costco’s Greenworks Optimow — a deal, not a fixed listing
Unlike Worx at Home Depot or Mammotion’s retail rollout, the Greenworks Optimow’s presence at Costco has been deal-driven rather than a standing catalog item — it shows up in warehouse and Costco.com promotions rather than a permanent online SKU page. Reported pricing has ranged from $749.97 (model 50H, delivery included) up to $899.99 after an $800 discount, a spread wide enough that the “sale” price itself is the thing to check, not an assumed baseline. If you’re specifically shopping Costco, confirm the current listing rather than budgeting off an older price you saw online.
By the numbers
- ~110 Home Depot stores and ~500 Lowe’s stores — Mammotion’s target store count for its robot mower rollout by April 2026, per the company’s official February 2026 press release.
- 700+ Walmart stores already carrying Mammotion’s LUBA and YUKA lines as of the same announcement — the first leg of the retail expansion.
- $749.97 to $899.99 — the range Costco’s Greenworks Optimow has sold for across different warehouse and online promotions, a roughly 20% swing on the same product.
The bottom line
Big-box robot mower shelves are thinner than push-mower aisles, but they’ve filled in fast: Worx Landroid is already a standing Home Depot listing, Greenworks Optimow shows up in rotating Costco deals, and Mammotion’s 2026 expansion has finished landing wire-free RTK mowers in Walmart, Home Depot, and Lowe’s for the first time at real scale — confirmed live on all three retailers’ own sites as of August 2026, not just promised. If the brand or model you want isn’t at a nearby store yet, our Amazon availability guide covers which mowers ship in two days instead, and best robot lawn mower has our full rankings by yard size and budget.