About Worx
Worx is the tool brand of the Positec group and, with the Landroid line, it did for robotic mowers what Orbit did for smart controllers: bring features once reserved for professional models down to an accessible price. In the 500–700 m² segment Landroid has for years been among the best-selling models in European big-box retail.
Its distinguishing trait is modularity: the Landroid platform accepts optional add-ons — ultrasonic anti-collision sensor, GPS anti-theft kit, edge-cutting module — that you only buy if you actually need them. The Vision series then introduced camera navigation with AI grass recognition, which removes the perimeter wire entirely.
It is the pragmatic choice for an average residential garden where budget matters: build quality sits a step below Husqvarna, but the ratio between area covered and price is among the best on the market. On very irregular lawns or steep slopes it is worth moving up a category.
Products & Models
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| Model | Type | Description | Radius (m) | Price (€) | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🤖 Landroid S300 (WR130E) | Robotic mower | Compact robot for lawns up to 300 m², with perimeter wire and 18 cm cutting width. Managed over Wi-Fi from the app, ideal as a first robot on a small garden. | 300 m² | €400-600 | Amazon |
| 🤖 Landroid M700 Plus (WR167E) | Robotic mower | 700 m² version with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, ready for the optional Find My Landroid and Anti-Collision System modules. The range's best seller on medium gardens. | 700 m² | €700-950 | Amazon |
| 🤖 Landroid Vision M800 (WR208E) | Robotic mower | Robot without a perimeter wire: an AI camera tells grass from everything else and defines the edge. Covers up to 800 m² with no digging at all to install. | 800 m² | €1100-1500 | Amazon |