Worx Lawnmowers

Worx Lawnmowers

Two very different products sit here. A Landroid robot mower works unattended on a schedule, cutting little and often so clippings fall as fine mulch and never need collecting, and it is sized by lawn area in square metres rather than by cutting width. That figure is the one to match, and the range spans 250m2 up to 2000m2. The important distinction within the robots is how they navigate. Older Landroid models use a perimeter boundary wire pegged around the lawn, which works reliably but has to be laid and can be damaged. Vision models use a camera to recognise grass and read the boundary visually, and Vision AI RTK models add satellite positioning for accurate mapping, which means genuinely wire-free installation with no perimeter to lay at all. Replacement boundary line is stocked for the wired models. Cordless push mowers are the conventional alternative, sized by cutting width from 30cm to 46cm, and here the deciding factors are voltage and self-propulsion: 20V suits a small lawn, 40V gives more power and run time for a larger one, and self-propelled models drive themselves forward, which matters on any slope or on a lawn big enough to tire you out. Worx runs a shared Power Share battery platform, so batteries move between tools.

Worx supplies the whole range. Wire-free Landroid Vision AI RTK models cover 300m2, 500m2 and 1800m2. Vision guided models cover S250 at 250m2, M600 at 600m2, L1300 at 1300m2 and L1600 at 1600m2. Boundary-wire Landroid models cover S300 at 300m2, S400 at 400m2, M700 and M2.0 at 700m2 and a 2000m2 model, with 50 metre replacement boundary line stocked separately. Cordless push mowers cover 20V models at 30cm, 33cm and 34cm including a combination with a 25cm strimmer, and 40V models at 37cm, 41cm and a brushless self-propelled 46cm. For other brands see Lawnmowers and Robotic Lawnmowers.