WORXLandroid Vision Cloud

Network-RTK Landroid without an antenna to install, for lawns up to half an acre.

On paper it suits typical suburban gardens — the manufacturer rates it for up to 2,000 m². The 30% slope limit makes it a better fit for flat or gently sloping lawns. As always, treat the area figure as a best case: buy with a 30–50% buffer if your lawn has slopes, trees or narrow passages.

Positioning uses network RTK: correction data arrives over the internet, so there is no reference station to mount on the house, but a mobile or Wi-Fi connection is needed. Cameras add AI obstacle detection and visual tracking, which helps the mower avoid toys, pets and garden furniture and bridges short gaps in the satellite signal.

It mows with a 22 cm cutting width and a cutting height of 40–90 mm. Cutting system: 3 blades. Edge cutting: Cut-to-Edge. Power comes from a 5 Ah battery — 60 min runtime, 100 min charge. It weighs about 12.5 kg, light enough to carry between separate lawns.

The Landroid Vision Cloud family also includes the Landroid Vision Cloud WR340; the versions differ mainly in rated area, battery and price, so pick the smallest one that covers your lawn with a margin.

Price: $1,249.99 (US list price). Prices vary by market and retailer — check current offers before buying.

• Up to 2,000 m² lawn area
• 30% max slope
• RTK Cloud + stereo Vision AI
• 22 cm cutting width
• Edge cutting: Cut-to-Edge