Positioning and boundary method
Each method has its own installation needs. A method name does not establish how well the mower handles trees, buildings or narrow passages on your property.
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Worx / Robot lawn mowers
A camera-guided robot mower for lawns stated at 1/4 acre that needs no boundary wire, mapping or RTK, using supplied magnetic strip and RFID cards to mark edges and zones.
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Each method has its own installation needs. A method name does not establish how well the mower handles trees, buildings or narrow passages on your property.
A manufacturer figure for a typical layout. Narrow passages, separate zones, long grass and slopes reduce what a mower covers.
Stated as up to 1/4 acre with periodic mowing through the week.
Slope percent is rise divided by run. Stated limits are measured under the maker's test conditions, often dry grass and no obstacles.
17 degrees (30 %).
Landroid Vision WR208 (1/5 acre) on the same page is a different model. The FiatLux light is optional for WR210 and not in its box. The page offers Add to cart and a where-to-buy widget. Price, stock and checkout are not recorded.
Select: Landroid Vision AI 1/4 Acre, model WR210, with 4.0 Ah battery
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Battery robotic lawn mowers for residential lawns sold new in the US with their charging station, using a boundary wire, RTK satellite positioning, LiDAR or camera vision. Commercial, golf and sports-turf robots, riding and push mowers, accessories sold on their own and measured cutting-quality or reliability rankings are outside this catalogue.
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| US purchase package | Landroid Vision AI 1/4 Acre, model WR210, with 4.0 Ah battery Landroid Vision WR208 (1/5 acre) on the same page is a different model. The FiatLux light is optional for WR210 and not in its box. The page offers Add to cart and a where-to-buy widget. Price, stock and checkout are not recorded. Sources · 2026-10-21Worx: Landroid Vision 1/4 Acre WR210 US product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Worx: Landroid Vision owner's manualChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
Positioning and boundary methodHow the manufacturer says the mower locates itself and the edge of the lawn: boundary wire, RTK satellite positioning, LiDAR, camera vision or a combination. Each method has its own installation needs. A method name does not establish how well the mower handles trees, buildings or narrow passages on your property. | AI camera vision with a 140-degree HDR camera that identifies grass and obstacles; no boundary wire, lawn mapping or RTK. Supplied magnetic strip stops crossings onto adjoining lawns and RFID cards mark separate zones.Sources · 2026-10-21Worx: Landroid Vision 1/4 Acre WR210 US product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Worx: Landroid Vision owner's manualChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
Works without a perimeter wireWhether the manufacturer documents operation within virtual or detected boundaries without laying a perimeter boundary wire. Wire-free mowers can still need a reference station, antenna, magnetic strips or a mapping walk. Some also accept an optional wire. | YesWorx states no boundary wire installation or lawn mapping is required.Sources · 2026-10-21Worx: Landroid Vision 1/4 Acre WR210 US product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Worx: Landroid Vision owner's manualChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
RTK correction sourceWhere an RTK mower receives its satellite correction data: a local reference station or antenna, or a network service over the internet. Network services cover select locations only and need a constant data connection. Not applicable means the mower does not use RTK. | Not applicableThis field does not apply to this purchase option. It is different from a value we have not verified. Sources · 2026-10-21Worx: Landroid Vision 1/4 Acre WR210 US product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Worx: Landroid Vision owner's manualChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
RTK station or antenna in the boxWhether the selected US package includes the local RTK reference station or GNSS antenna the mower can use. Package-level fact. A station sold separately is not included, and it needs its own sky view and power. | Not applicableThis field does not apply to this purchase option. It is different from a value we have not verified. Sources · 2026-10-21Worx: Landroid Vision 1/4 Acre WR210 US product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Worx: Landroid Vision owner's manualChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
Boundary wire in the boxWhether the selected US package includes perimeter boundary wire, with its length kept in the note. Package-level fact. Wire length limits the perimeter you can lay without buying more wire. | NoNo boundary wire is listed; magnetic strip is supplied instead.Sources · 2026-10-21Worx: Landroid Vision 1/4 Acre WR210 US product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Worx: Landroid Vision owner's manualChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
Stated lawn areaThe lawn size the manufacturer states for this model, with its tolerance or mowing-pattern condition kept in the note. A manufacturer figure for a typical layout. Narrow passages, separate zones, long grass and slopes reduce what a mower covers. | 0.25 acreStated as up to 1/4 acre with periodic mowing through the week.Sources · 2026-10-21Worx: Landroid Vision 1/4 Acre WR210 US product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Worx: Landroid Vision owner's manualChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
Maximum slope inside the lawnThe steepest incline inside the working area that the manufacturer states the mower can handle. Slope percent is rise divided by run. Stated limits are measured under the maker's test conditions, often dry grass and no obstacles. | 30 %17 degrees (30 %).Sources · 2026-10-21Worx: Landroid Vision 1/4 Acre WR210 US product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Worx: Landroid Vision owner's manualChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
Maximum slope at the boundaryThe steepest incline the manufacturer allows along the boundary or edge of the working area. This can be much lower than the inside figure. Unknown means no separate boundary figure was published. | 30 %The manual advises surrounding lawn edges steeper than 30 % (17 degrees) with magnetic strip or a non-grass path.Source · 2026-10-21Worx: Landroid Vision owner's manualChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
Cutting widthThe published cutting width or cutting-disc diameter of the main cutting disc. Some mowers add a separate edge disc, noted here. Width alone does not set how long a lawn takes to mow. | 8.7 inCutting diameter 8.7 in (220 mm) in the manual; the cutting-width row on the US page is blank.Source · 2026-10-21Worx: Landroid Vision owner's manualChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
Minimum cutting heightThe lowest published cutting height for the selected package. Some families sell standard and high versions with different height ranges. Check the version in the package. | 1.57 in40 mm; 11 height positions. The page rounds the range to 1.5 to 3.5 in.Sources · 2026-10-21Worx: Landroid Vision owner's manualChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value.Worx: Landroid Vision 1/4 Acre WR210 US product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified. |
Maximum cutting heightThe highest published cutting height for the selected package. Compare with the height your grass type needs. Manufacturers state these figures as approximate. | 3.54 in90 mm.Sources · 2026-10-21Worx: Landroid Vision owner's manualChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value.Worx: Landroid Vision 1/4 Acre WR210 US product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified. |
Battery capacityThe published capacity of the battery supplied with the mower, with voltage kept in the note. Ah figures at different voltages are not directly comparable. Capacity is not a mowing-time or area result. | 4 Ah20 V Max (18 V nominal) WA3578 battery.Sources · 2026-10-21Worx: Landroid Vision 1/4 Acre WR210 US product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Worx: Landroid Vision owner's manualChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
Stated mowing time per chargeThe typical or average mowing time per full charge the manufacturer publishes. Measured under the maker's conditions. Wet or long grass, slopes and cold weather change the real figure. | Not verifiedWe have not verified this value. It is not a confirmed no or zero. Check the original source or ask the manufacturer if it affects your choice. Sources · 2026-10-21Worx: Landroid Vision 1/4 Acre WR210 US product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Worx: Landroid Vision owner's manualChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
Stated charging timeThe typical or approximate charging time the manufacturer publishes for the supplied battery and charger. A manufacturer estimate. Some mowers charge only as much as the remaining task needs. | 75 minApproximate charging time with the WA3752 charger.Source · 2026-10-21Worx: Landroid Vision owner's manualChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
App connection pathsThe radios the manufacturer documents for app control: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi bands and any built-in cellular modem. Bluetooth control works only close to the mower. Check the Wi-Fi band and signal across the lawn. | Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz or 5 GHz) and Bluetooth for the Landroid Vision app.The manual states full functionality and software updates need an internet connection over Wi-Fi.Sources · 2026-10-21Worx: Landroid Vision owner's manualChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value.Worx: Landroid Vision 1/4 Acre WR210 US product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified. |
Cellular data and service termsWhether a cellular module is built in or sold separately, and the included data period and renewal the manufacturer states. An included data period is not a permanent entitlement. Unknown terms stay unknown until the manufacturer states them. | No built-in cellular module is documented; the mower has a slot for a Find My Landroid accessory that is not in the WR210 box.Source · 2026-10-21Worx: Landroid Vision owner's manualChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
Mower weightThe published weight of the mower, with any battery condition kept in the note. Weight matters when carrying the mower between separate lawns or into storage. | 33.3 lb15.1 kg machinery weight; the page states 33.32 lbs.Sources · 2026-10-21Worx: Landroid Vision owner's manualChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value.Worx: Landroid Vision 1/4 Acre WR210 US product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified. |
Stated water protectionThe IP rating the manufacturer publishes for the mower, charging station and power supply. An IP code is a manufacturer statement for the stated parts. It does not cover every component or storm condition. | IPX5.Sources · 2026-10-21Worx: Landroid Vision 1/4 Acre WR210 US product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Worx: Landroid Vision owner's manualChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
Included hardwareItems the manufacturer lists in the exact US package. Garages, extra stations, extension cables and tracking modules are included only when listed for the selected package. | Landroid Vision mower, 4 Ah battery (WA3578), charger (WA3752), charging tower and base plate, 9 blades, hex key, screws, magnetic strip with pegs, 4 RFID cards and a measurement gauge.The manual lists 2 x 5 m of magnetic strip, 16 pegs and 18 screws; the page lists 10 m of strip, 8 pegs, 2 connectors and 14 screws.Sources · 2026-10-21Worx: Landroid Vision 1/4 Acre WR210 US product pageChecked 2026-10-21. We reviewed the official page text on the check date. Checkout options were not verified.Worx: Landroid Vision owner's manualChecked 2026-10-21. Read the original source and its check date before relying on this value. |
| Questions to check before buying | The page and manual box lists differ: the manual lists 2 x 5 m of magnetic strip, 16 pegs and 18 screws, the page 10 m of strip, 8 pegs, 2 connectors and 14 screws. Camera navigation relies on the mower recognizing grass; Worx advises magnetic strip or non-grass paths at steep edges, adjoining lawns and hazards. Mowing time per charge is not published. |