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03 of 10 Wire-free (GPS / vision) · GPS-RTK + camera
Worx
Worx Landroid Vision Cloud 1/4 Acre
Wire-free RTK with no antenna to install and no subscription to pay — the least painful setup Worx has shipped.
Where it sits 03 of 10 overall 02 of 4 in Wire-free (GPS / vision) type median 7.5 (n 4) field median 7.3
Drawn from the spec sheet: ¼-acre plot to scale · ground tilted to the 30% rating · lanes 8.7 in wide, the real cut · straight RTK lanes with a camera watching ahead, no wire, satellites in view. Manufacturer ratings, not our measurements.
Amazon link · we earn a commission if you buy · $1,199 MSRP · Amazon price not shown
cut = score, 5–10 in half-point notchesuncutdry patch = weakestwire-free (gps / vision) median, n 4
Scoring note
Reliability 6.5 (30%): the evidence is real but shallow — a 30-day Tom's Guide test and two-week owner reports are positive, and the recurring theme is setup friction rather than hardware failure, but nothing here covers a second season. Performance 7.5 (25%): 8.7 in cut and inch-accurate straight lines, held back by a 30% (17°) slope ceiling that ties for the lowest of the wire-free group. Usability 8.5 (20%): no wire, no antenna, no subscription — its whole pitch, docked slightly for rough automapping. Value 8.5 (15%): $1,199 MSRP, often discounted, for wire-free RTK with lifetime free cloud service is strong. Support 8.0 (10%): 3-year warranty and the PowerShare battery ecosystem. Weighted total 7.6.
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What counts against it
Built from 7 sources: 2 owner threads, 2 hands-on reviews, 1 video, 2 spec pages.
We don't sell these and we don't run them. The score is the weighted result of five factors read from the sources above; specs last checked Sep 7, 2026. How the five factors are weighted →
Manufacturer ratings, not our measurements. 1 value read from no primary source is shown as n/v rather than guessed. The retailer's page is the one that counts at checkout.
SpecWorx
Official product page: 0.25 acre, 30% (17°) slope, 8.7 in cut, 1.57–3.54 in height, 3-year warranty, lifetime free RTK cloud
SpecWorx
Official model comparison across the Vision Cloud range
OwnerThe Lawn Forum
Landroid owner thread including Vision Cloud setup experiences and automapping friction
OwnerioBroker forum
Owner/integration thread documenting firmware and API problems on Vision-series Landroids
VideoYouTube
'The Smartest Robot Mower? WORX Landroid Vision Cloud In-Depth Test & Review' — extended multi-week test
Hands-onTom's Guide
30-day hands-on test: replaced the reviewer's push mower, with caveats
Hands-onEasy Lawn Mowing
In-depth test across the Vision Cloud model range
01 of 10Wire-free (GPS / vision)
GPS-RTK plus a camera means no wire to bury — but give it open sky and keep it away from curbs.
vs. the Landroid Vision CloudReliability +0.5Performance +0.5Support −0.5$100 more
Not rated for this yard
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04 of 10Wire-free (GPS / vision)
Near-zero setup and 55 dB of noise for a third of an acre — it just cannot see a log lying in the grass.
vs. the Landroid Vision CloudSupport −1.0$200 less
Not rated for this yard
02 of 10Boundary wireDiscontinued 2026
The mower everything else is benchmarked against — bury the wire once, then budget for a battery around year three.
vs. the Landroid Vision CloudValue −2.5Usability −2.0Reliability +1.5$1,300 more
Not rated for this yard
Amazon link · we earn a commission if you buy · $2,499 MSRP · Amazon price not shown
Landroid Vision Cloud
7.6/10 · Worx