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Worx Landroid range: which model fits your lawn
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Landroid WR147E: 1,000 m², floating disc
The box includes a 150 m boundary wire, pegs, spare blades and connectors, according to the listing.
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Landroid WR142E: 700 m², 35% slope
Rated for 35% slopes, which is about 19 degrees.
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Landroid Vision Cloud: wire-free 4WD, 84%
Rated for slopes up to 84% (about 40 degrees), far beyond typical two wheel drive robots.
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Worx sells the Landroid in several sizes, and the main difference between them is the lawn area each is rated for. The wired models follow a boundary wire and share the Power Share battery with other Worx tools. The Vision Cloud is a different machine: four wheel drive, no wire and RTK positioning delivered from the cloud. Many Landroids also accept add-on modules for anti-collision, GPS tracking and longer Wi-Fi range, sold separately. This guide lines up the Landroid models in our product list on rated area, boundary type, slope, cutting width and cutting height, so you can pick the smallest one that comfortably covers your measured lawn without paying for capacity you will not use.
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- Landroid WR147E: 1,000 m², floating disc
- Rated area
- 1,000 m²
- Boundary
- Wire
- Max slope
- Not stated
- Cutting width
- Not stated
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- Rated area
- About 2,000 m² (1/2 acre)
- Boundary
- Wire-free (RTK Cloud + vision)
- Max slope
- 84%
- Cutting width
- 22 cm
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- Rated area
- 300 m²
- Boundary
- Wire
- Max slope
- Not stated
- Cutting width
- 18 cm
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- Rated area
- 700 m² (max 800 m²)
- Boundary
- Wire
- Max slope
- 35%
- Cutting width
- 18 cm
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| Product | Rated area | Boundary | Max slope | Cutting width | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Landroid WR147E: 1,000 m², floating disc | 1,000 m² | Wire | Not stated | Not stated | Check price on AmazonAffiliate link |
| Landroid Vision Cloud: wire-free 4WD, 84% | About 2,000 m² (1/2 acre) | Wire-free (RTK Cloud + vision) | 84% | 22 cm | Check price on AmazonAffiliate link |
| Landroid WR130E: 300 m², compact | 300 m² | Wire | Not stated | 18 cm | Check price on AmazonAffiliate link |
| Landroid WR142E: 700 m², 35% slope | 700 m² (max 800 m²) | Wire | 35% | 18 cm | Check price on AmazonAffiliate link |
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The products in detail
No. 1 · WORX
Landroid WR147E: 1,000 m², floating disc
A mid-size Landroid for lawns up to 1,000 m² with a floating blade disc, rain sensor, app scheduling and a 150 m boundary wire kit in the box.
In its favour
- The box includes a 150 m boundary wire, pegs, spare blades and connectors, according to the listing.
- A rain sensor sends it home in wet weather and a lift sensor stops the blade when it is raised.
- Edge cut and AIA narrow passage handling mean less tidying in tight corners.
Good to know
- The listing does not give a maximum slope, so check the Worx manual for a sloping lawn.
- The weight shown in the listing (21.5 kg) likely includes packaging, so the mower weight is unclear.
Listing title: WORX LANDROID WR147E Connected Robot Lawnmower/Cordless Lawnmower, up ...
No. 2 · WORX
Landroid Vision Cloud: wire-free 4WD, 84%
A four wheel drive wire-free Landroid using RTK from the cloud with no local antenna, built for steep and uneven gardens up to about half an acre.
In its favour
- Rated for slopes up to 84% (about 40 degrees), far beyond typical two wheel drive robots.
- RTK Cloud means no antenna to mount, and the maker says camera navigation takes over in shade.
- Find My Landroid GPS tracking with remote lock is included, according to the listing.
Good to know
- At 29 kg it is heavy to lift over steps or carry to storage for winter.
- The lowest cutting height is about 40 mm, higher than some robots, so it suits relaxed rather than very short lawns.
Listing title: Worx Landroid Vision Cloud 4WD Robot Lawn Mower, No Perimeter Wire Rob...
No. 3 · WORX
Landroid WR130E: 300 m², compact
A compact Landroid for lawns up to 300 m² with an 18 cm cut, app control and automatic updates. The listing says narrow passages need no guide wire.
In its favour
- No guide wire needed for narrow passages, according to the listing.
- An 18 cm cut is wide for a robot rated at only 300 m².
- Remote control and scheduling through the Worx app.
Good to know
- The listing does not give a noise level.
- No slope figure is stated, so check the manual if your lawn is not flat.
Listing title: WORX - LANDROID Battery Connected Robot Lawn Mower - 300 m² - WR130E (...
No. 4 · WORX
Landroid WR142E: 700 m², 35% slope
A value Landroid that the listing says can mow slopes up to 35%, even in the rain, with Wi-Fi app control for lawns up to 700 m².
In its favour
- Rated for 35% slopes, which is about 19 degrees.
- Wi-Fi app control lets you pause mowing when a slope is too wet.
- Multi-zone management covers separate areas, such as a top and bottom lawn.
Good to know
- 35% is the lowest slope figure in this guide, so it suits gentle slopes.
- Anti-collision and tracking modules cost extra.
Listing title: WORX LANDROID WR142E Smart Smart Robot Lawn Mower, 700 m² surf.max 800...
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