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Last reviewed: November 2026. Specs and prices checked on Worx's US store and in Worx's owner's manuals on November 13, 2026. We have not tested these mowers: every figure below is what Worx states.
Worx's US store sells seven Landroid robot mowers, all from its wire-free Vision Cloud line: three standard models rated for 1/4, 1/2 and 1 acre ($1,199.99 to $2,299.99) and four 4WD models rated for 1/4 to 1½ acres ($1,999.99 to $3,699.99). Choose by lawn size first, then by slope: Worx's manuals rate the standard models for 30% (17°) slopes and the 4WD models for 84% (40°). Before buying for a steep lawn, read one caveat in those manuals: with the Cut to Zero edge module fitted, which all seven have, Worx does not recommend slopes over 15°. The older wired Landroid S, M and L and the camera-only Landroid Vision models were sold out.
Table of Contents
The Vision Cloud models side by side
| Model | Rated lawn size | 4WD | Max slope (manual) | Battery | Charging time | 4G | Price, Nov 13, 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vision Cloud WR310.1 | 1/4 acre | No | 30% (17°) | 4 Ah | About 80 min | Not listed | $1,199.99 |
| Vision Cloud WR320.1 | 1/2 acre | No | 30% (17°) | 5 Ah | About 100 min | Not listed | $1,799.99 |
| Vision Cloud WR340 | 1 acre | No | 30% (17°) | 5 Ah | About 60 min | Yes | $2,299.99 |
| Vision Cloud 4WD WR341 | 1/4 acre | Yes | 84% (40°) | 4 Ah | About 80 min | Not listed | $1,999.99 |
| Vision Cloud 4WD WR342 | 1/2 acre | Yes | 84% (40°) | 5 Ah | About 100 min | Not listed | $2,299.99 |
| Vision Cloud 4WD WR344 | 1 acre | Yes | 84% (40°) | 5 Ah | About 60 min | Yes | $2,999.99 |
| Vision Cloud 4WD WR346 | 1½ acres | Yes | 84% (40°) | 8 Ah | About 65 min | Yes | $3,699.99 |
All seven use the same 20V PowerShare battery platform, cut 8.7 inches wide, and adjust from 1.57 to 3.54 inches. The 4WD version costs $800 more at a quarter acre, $500 more at half an acre and $700 more at 1 acre. The slope figures in the table come from the manuals; the 4WD product pages give the same 84% (40°).
→ Landroid Vision Cloud 1 acre · Landroid Vision Cloud 1/2 acre · Landroid Vision Cloud 4WD
The slope caveat: Cut to Zero
Cut to Zero is an offset blade module that trims close to the edge of the lawn; Worx describes it as a "Cut-to-Zero blade offset for minimal uncut edges." Each manual's technical data marks Cut to Zero as fitted to the models sold here, and the slope rating carries a footnote:
"If the mower is equipped with the Cut to Zero module, it is not recommended to operate the mower on slopes greater than 15°."
A 15° slope is about 27%. As we read that footnote, the 84% (40°) rating of the 4WD models, and the 30% (17°) of the standard ones, apply to the mower without the module. If any part of your lawn is steeper than 15°, read the manual for your model, or ask Worx, before you buy.
Vision Cloud combines satellite positioning corrected by RTK with stereo cameras, and needs no antenna in the yard. In Worx's words: "Worx’s RTK Cloud delivers corrections to each individual mower — with no hardware to install at home." Under trees or next to buildings, it falls back on its cameras and sensors: "When trees or buildings block satellite signals, Vision Cloud switches to sensor fusion."
- Coverage: the corrections arrive over the internet, and Worx's product pages ask "Is RTK available at my address?" with a check you can run before buying.
- Cost: the 4WD pages list "Lifetime free RTK Cloud service at no extra cost." The WR344 and WR346 pages add "Free 4G connectivity for reliable full-yard coverage, even in large or complex gardens."
- Shade: how well any wire-free mower copes with tree cover depends on the yard; see how wire-free robot mowers navigate.
Which Landroid fits your lawn
- Measure the area you mow and pick the rating above it: 1/4 acre is 10,890 square feet, 1/2 acre 21,780 and 1 acre 43,560.
- Check your steepest slope. Up to 15° (about 27%), every Vision Cloud model is within Worx's recommendation with Cut to Zero fitted. Steeper than that, read the caveat above.
- Choose 4WD if your lawn has rough ground, steps or slopes beyond the standard models' 30% (17°) rating, keeping the Cut to Zero note in mind.
- Check RTK coverage at your address on Worx's site.
- Compare prices. On November 13, the where-to-buy panel on Worx's WR344 page listed it at $2,646.18 at Amazon and The Home Depot, against $2,999.99 on worx.com.
For lawns over 1½ acres, Worx's US store had no Landroid on November 13; see robot mowers for 1 acre and more for other makers' models, and what robot mowers cost by lawn size.
Other Landroid models: sold out
Worx's US store also lists two other lines, both sold out on November 13, 2026:
- Landroid S, M and L (WR165, WR147, WR155), rated in their titles for 1/8, 1/4 and 1/2 acre and listed at $999.99, $1,199.99 and $1,499.99. They run inside a boundary wire; the Landroid L comes with 820 feet of it, and Worx gives it a maximum slope of 30%.
- Landroid Vision (WR208, WR210, WR220, WR230, WR235), rated from 1/5 to 1 acre and listed at $1,599.99 to $3,499.99. These navigate by camera alone: "No boundary wire installation or lawn mapping required for fully automated robotic mowing."
On every Vision Cloud model, the battery is the one used across Worx's PowerShare tools: "Swap the PowerShare battery from your Vision Cloud into hundreds of Worx tools for outdoor and DIY projects."
FAQ
Does the Worx Landroid need a boundary wire?
The Vision Cloud models on sale in November 2026 don't: they use RTK corrections from Worx's cloud and cameras. The older Landroid S, M and L need a boundary wire.
Does the Landroid Vision Cloud need a subscription?
Worx's 4WD pages list "Lifetime free RTK Cloud service at no extra cost," and the WR344 and WR346 pages list free 4G connectivity. Check the product page of the model you buy.
Can a Worx Landroid mow hills?
Worx rates the Vision Cloud 4WD models for 84% (40°) slopes and the standard models for 30% (17°), but its manuals don't recommend slopes over 15° with the Cut to Zero module fitted, which all seven models have.
Sources
Worx US: robotic lawn mowers; Landroid Vision Cloud 1/4 acre, 1/2 acre and 1 acre; Vision Cloud 4WD 1/4 acre, 1/2 acre, 1 acre and 1½ acres; Landroid L; Landroid Vision 1/4 acre. Owner's manuals: WR310/WR320, WR340, WR341/WR342 and WR344/WR346.
Sources last checked November 13, 2026.
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