Many of you already know I'm one of Mova's biggest fans. I think they make incredible products, but that doesn't mean there aren't areas where I think they can improve.
One of the biggest frustrations I see from mower owners right now is adjusting existing zones. The process isn't the most intuitive, and there are several restrictions you need to work within. For example, you need to start the edit from the charging station, you can't expand a zone into another existing zone, and finally the inability to delete a zone that has since been split from its original zone. Depending on how your map is set up, you may even need to remap part of your yard to get the result you want.
While I'm sure these limitations exist for good reasons, they can still be frustrating when you're just trying to make a small adjustment.
The good news is that once you understand how it works, making a zone larger or tweaking an edge is actually pretty straightforward.
In this quick demo, I show how I adjusted one of my zone boundaries so the mower overlaps my driveway a little more, reducing the amount of trimming I have to do.