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Worx Landroids 20-volt 7.9-in Robotic Lawn Mower (Up to 1/4 Acre)
Article #330999476
Model #WR147
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1,499
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Description
The Worx Landroid M is here to give lawn owners their weekends back. It comes with a robust 4.0 Ah high-capacity Power Share battery and a wider 8-in. cutting width to mow up to a 1/4 acre. You’ll never have to cut your lawn again once you set up your Landroid. Just place the charging base, lay the boundary wire around the perimeter of your lawn and secure it with pegs, and finish the setup on the handy Landroid App.
- Designed for mid-sized lawns, can cut up to a 1/4 acre
- Control Landroid remotely via the Landroid app by connecting via Bluetooth and Wi-Fi
- Cutting technology ensures it can pass through narrow paths with ease
- 20V 6.0Ah Power Share battery is compatible with all Worx 20V, 40V and 80V tools, outdoor power and lifestyle products
- Floating blade disc automatically lifts the blades giving Landroid more clearance to navigate uneven terrain without getting trapped or stuck
- Runs 50% longer, is 25% more powerful, and offers 10% longer life compared to mowers with brushed motors
- Includes: 4.0Ah Power Share battery (WA3578), charging station (WA0463), 590 ft. boundary wire, (250) boundary wire pegs, (2) wire connectors, (8) base screws, (9) blades, (9) blade screws, (1) Hex key
Product specifications
Mower Deck Width(in)
9
Minimum Cutting Height(in)
1.5
Assembled Weight (lb)
24.25
Package Weight (lb)
44.09
Depth(in)
17.76
Maximum Cutting Height(in)
3.54
Maximum Slope (degrees)
20
Battery Type
Lithium Ion
Battery Voltage
20-volt
Auto Charging Base
Yes
Collection Name
Landroids
Bluetooth Compatibility
Yes
Cutting Range/Yard Size (Acres)
Up to 1/4 acre
Warranty
3-year
GPS Assisted Navigation
No
Object Detection
Yes
Pattern Movement
Random
Theft Protection
Yes
Tilt Sensor
Yes
Weather Resistant
Yes
Battery Amp Hours
4
App Compatibility
Yes
Power Source
Battery
Worx Landroids 20-volt 7.9-in Robotic Lawn Mower (Up to 1/4 Acre) is rated
out of
5 by
33.
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Patrice1 from
Manque quelques détails dans les instructions. Exemple pour la coupe 1 à 6. 1 plus courts ou 6 plus court.
Date published: 2024-06-20
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Mowtimomo from
2-month comprehensive review
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had concerns about the ability of the mower prior to purchase. I am particular about my lawn and wasn't sure that I wanted to give up the neat rows and patterns I created with my electric push mower.
I have mobility issues and decided to give this mower a try despite my concerns. In summary, the mower actually works quite well but it will take time and patience to get the mower to be near autonomous. After 6 weeks I am still making adjustments and/or assisting the mower in finding the charging base and also helping it get unstuck.
I spent about 4 hours placing the guide wire. The wire DOES start to disappear after a few weeks as claimed by WORX. Grass clipping quickly cover the wire. I was suprised by the buried depth of the wire when I pulled it up in places to make adjustments.
The initial mistakes I made were placing the wire to close to a change in elevation. In my case, the lawn drops about four inches to the sidewalk in front of my house. The mower had too much momentum when it approached the sidewalk and it often went "out of bounds" requiring me to manually put it back "in bounds". My solution was to relocate the wire about 20 inches from the edge of the lawn. Keep in mind areas where you use a string trimmer so that you aren't disturbing the guide wire. Also keep in mind areas where a snowblower or plow might tear up the guide wire.
The other major annoyance it that the mower tends to dig holes when it tries to change direction, especially when it tries to change direction on uneven ground. Steering is accomplished by one wheel moving in the opposite direction of the other (bulldozer/tank style). The mower often gets stuck in the holes it just dug and has also dug up and cut the guide wire.
Now - if after reading everything above - you are still considering by the mower; read on for the what I like about the mower.
The first time the mower started mowing automatically and then returned to its base without involvement from me, I was thrilled. Like magic, my lawn was mowed and looked great. The random mowing pattern was not as bad looking as I expected because mowing is continuous. I like that the lawn always looks "just mowed" compared to cutting it once a week with the push mower and having the lawn look so-so after only a few days.
Despite my lawn being only a 1/16 of an acre, I opted for the 1/4 acre mower. I tried the 1/8 acre mower but exchanged it. The 1/4 acre mower has 2 wheels in the front vs 1, has a battery that is 2x as large and also seems quicker that the 1/8 acre mower.
I continue to make small adjustments to the guide wire and the mower needs "saving" less and less. My advice in placing the guide wire is to place it knowing that you will need to make adjustments based on how the mower handles terrain.
As long as you set your expectations ahead of time and are willing to spend many weeks making adjustments, you should be very happy with this mower.
Date published: 2023-09-26
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Motimowmow from
By far, the best and most accurate review
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had concerns about the ability of the mower prior to purchase. I am particular about my lawn and wasnt sure that I wanted to give up the neat rows and patterns I created with my electric push mower.
I have mobility issues and decided to give the mower a try despite my concerns. In summary, the mower actually works but it will take time and patience to get the mower to be near autonomous. I've had the mower for a month and I am still making adjustment and/or assisting the mower in finding the charging base and helping it get unstuck.
I spent about 4 hours placing the guide wire. The wire DOES start to disappear after a few weeks as claimed by WORX. Grass clipping quickly cover the wire. I was suprised by the buried depth of the wire when I pulled it up in places to make adjustments.
The initial mistakes I made were placing the wire to close to a change in elevation. In my case, the lawn drops about for inches to the sidewalk in front of my house. The mower had too much momentum when it approached the sidewalk and it often went "out of bounds" requiring me to manually put it back "in bounds". My solution was to relocate the wire about 20 inches from the edge of the lawn. Keep in mind areas where you use a string trimmer so that you aren't disturbing the guide wire. Also keep in mind areas where a snowblower or plow might tear up the guide wire.
The other major annoyance it that the mower tends to dig holes when it tries to change direction, especially when it tries to change direction on uneven ground. Steering is accomplished by one wheel moving in the opposited direction of the other (bulldozer/tank style). The mower often gets stuck in the holes it just dug and has also dug up and cut the guide wire.
Now - if after reading everything above - you are still considering by the mower; read on for the what I like about the mower.
The first time the mower started mowing automatically and then returned to its base without involvement from me, I was thrilled. Like magic, my lawn was mowed and looked great. The random mowing pattern was not as bad looking as I expected and because mowing is continuous. I like that the lawn always looks "just mowed" compared to cutting it once a week with the push mower and having the lawn look so-so after only a few days.
Despite my lawn being only a 1/16 of an acre, I opted for the 1/4 acre mower. I tried the 1/8 acre mower but exchanged it. The 1/4 acre mower has 2 wheels in the front vs 1, has a battery that is 2x as large and also seems quicker that the 1/8 acre mower.
I continue to make small adjustments to the guide wire and the mower needs "saving" less and less. My advice in placing the guide wire is to place it knowing that you will need to make adjustments.
Date published: 2023-09-14
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Amdrewp from
Cut the and save my time
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have two, because after the first 25 years of use, I have a back-up for the next 25.
After you setup the wire, do a little setup on your phone or tablet, It's on it's own. It will cut and cut, and cut. You can do a little trimming and your set.
Date published: 2023-09-10
Rated 4 out of
5
by
StuWalls78 from
Good robot lawnmower but...
I like the Landroid but the app could have more features like give you the option to control the Landroid via remote control. After each mow, there always seems to be at least 2 or more spots that it clearly missed so it would be nice to simply remote control it to each spot rather than hope it just gets to those spots next time. I also wish it had an easier way to recover from an error. Lastly, I'm still hoping for Worx to come up with the first robot lawnmower with LiDAR technology so that it can map out my yard automatically and can set no-go areas easily via the app like my robot vacuum does.
Date published: 2023-09-10
Rated 5 out of
5
by
LarrE from
Larr-E the Landroid Delivers
Tried a competitors robot and it was Not Good. Thankfully I was able to return. I took that money, bought the Landroid and put some money back in my pocket. This robot does what it should, connects to your phone with multiple options, wifi, Bluetooth, etc., But will also just go from it's robot brain. This is a no brainier if you don't want to mow your lawn or get HOA notices about how your lawn looks. Did I have to lay boundary wire, yes, did it take time, yes, but am I going to save money, time and sweat in the long run, YES! read the instructions, make sure the wire doesn't just hang out for Larr-E to try to drive over and over and eventually cut and you'll be happy. This is a great product that will save you time assuming you install it correctly.
Date published: 2023-06-29
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Hawkeye mobile 1 from
Quiet edge’s perfect easy to install
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] User friendly amazing app easy install
Date published: 2023-04-25
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Anonymous from
Effortlessly Maintain a Beautiful Lawn with the La
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The landroid lawn mower is an absolute game-changer when it comes to lawn care. This robotic mower takes all the hassle and hard work out of mowing your lawn, leaving you with a perfectly manicured yard without ever lifting a finger.
One of the standout features of the landroid is its advanced sensor system, which allows it to navigate your lawn with ease and precision. Whether you have a small, simple yard or a larger, more complex one, this mower can handle it all. It's also incredibly efficient and will save you time and energy by doing the work for you.
Another great thing about the landroid is how eco-friendly it is. Because it's electric and doesn't require gas, it's much better for the environment than traditional lawn mowers. It also runs very quietly, so you don't have to worry about disturbing your neighbors or the peace and quiet of your own backyard.
Overall, I would highly recommend the landroid lawn mower to anyone looking to simplify their lawn care routine and enjoy a beautiful, well-manicured yard without all the hard work. It's reliable, efficient, and easy to use, making it a must-have for any homeowner.
Date published: 2023-04-17