WORX Landroid Vision Cloud Robot Lawn Mower, No Perimeter Wire Robot Mower for 1/4 Acre, AI Obstacle Avoidance and RTK Cloud Navigation, 30% Slope, Auto Mapping, App Control, WR310
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Style: Two-Wheel Drive
Size: WR310:Mows Up to 1/4 Acre
Features
- Centimeter-level RTK Cloud Accuracy: Vision Cloud robot lawn mower uses commercial-grade RTK technology delivered straight from the cloud—no local antenna installation required and, above all, without additional cloud costs!
- Auto Mapping that Covers More: Vision AI enables this robot mower to understand any lawn shape and boundary types, automatically mapping your yard with smooth paths, closer edge-following, and fuller coverage from day one.
- AI Obstacle Avoidance: Vision AI not only recognizes objects, but understands them. Powered by a well-trained neural network and processing power up to 10 trillion operations per second, WORX lawn mower robot responds intelligently to keep mowing smooth, safe, and uninterrupted.
- Infinite Zone Mowing & App Remote Control: Manage unlimited mowing zones with custom pathways, define no-go areas, edit your map, and monitor your remote control lawn mower anytime—all under control at your fingertips.
- Reliable Navigation Even in the Shade: RTK Cloud delivers centimeter-level accuracy. In shaded or partially covered areas, V-SLAM–based sensor fusion with Vision AI seamlessly takes over, maintaining precise navigation.
- Cut-to-Edge Border Cutting: Vision AI understands different boundary types—crossing ridable edges to minimize leftover grass, and cutting as close as possible along fixed borders where boundaries must be respected, delivering cleaner edges with less missed grass.
- Precision Mowing, Your Way: RTK-accurate navigation delivers straight, evenly spaced stripes in classic mowing patterns—Parallel, Checkerboard, or Diamond—as well as a Natural look. Switch finishes anytime in the app for clean, consistent results.
Description
Worx Landroid Vision Cloud WR310 delivers champion-grade performance for lawns up to 1⁄4 acre, with no on-site antenna required. Vision AI doesn’t just see—it understands, recognizing obstacles, mapping your lawn automatically, and detecting edges with precision, all with virtually no manual input. Powered by RTK Cloud inch-level accuracy and V-SLAM reliability in shaded areas, Vision Cloud delivers consistently exceptional results—whether in full sun or deep shade.
Brand Name: WORX
Model Number: WR310
Required Assembly: No
UPC: 822465353619
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 3 Year Manufacturer
Manufacturer: WORX
Manufacturer Part Number: WR310
Item Type Name: Robot Lawn Mower
Best Sellers Rank: #29,363 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden) #7 in Robotic Lawn Mowers
ASIN: B0GNZHMD9Q
Customer Reviews: 3.4 3.4 out of 5 stars (45) 3.4 out of 5 stars
Material Type: Plastic
Power Source: Battery Powered
Operation Mode: Automatic
Smart Home Compatibility: Smart Home Compatible
Maximum Adjustable Cutting Height: 3.54 Inches
Battery Average Life: 80 minutes
Minimum Adjustable Cutting Height: 1.57 Inches
Cutting width: 8.7 Inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 27.9"D x 21.7"W x 11.3"H
Color: Two-Wheel Drive
Style Name: Two-Wheel Drive
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Style: Two-Wheel Drive
Size: WR310:Mows Up to 1/4 Acre
Great mower. I have a fairly decent size yard and this little guy takes care of it quickly. It’s actually much bulkier than I thought it would be. I was worried it would be light and flimsy but it feels well built. As others mentioned, initial setup is a bit of a hassle. It updated several times. I had to turn it off and on and then try adding it as a “new” device a couple of times before finally it was set up. Once set up was complete, mapping was a breeze. I had it map automatically for some parts and I took over in others where there wasn’t a clear border. I ended up mapping about 4 sections and since the it has worked flawlessly through its mowing. Battery life is not an issue and it cuts quickly. Most impressive is how quiet it is. I didn’t even realize it was mowing until I was about 2 feet away. Just make sure to give your lawn a mower before the start of your season with a traditional mower before putting this guy to work and it will maintain your lawn for the rest of the season.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2026 by M
Style: Two-Wheel Drive
Size: WR310:Mows Up to 1/4 Acre
I really wanted to love the Worx Landroid Vision WR310. I specifically chose it over competitors like the Segway Navimow because of its built-in offset edger tool, which promised a true "cut-to-edge" finish. Unfortunately, while the physical mower seems capable and well-built, the software ecosystem is an absolute joke and makes the machine completely unusable. Here are the major issues I hit trying to get this running in my yard: Unstable, Frustrating App Interface: Setting up a simple single-zone cut shouldn't require a master's degree (which I have.) The app hides critical manual cutting options under a generic "One Time Cutting" card rather than a clear zone-selection dashboard. To make matters worse, the app interface is missing features advertised for other Vision models (like electronic height adjustment), leaving you to guess that your US model relies entirely on a manual 1–6 mechanical dial with zero digital readout to confirm your changes. Continuous Server Lockouts (Error 429): The mapping process is a nightmare. If you have a challenging property line—like a drop-off street curb—the mower will suffer from wheel slippage, causing it to drift off the ledge. When you pause the auto-mapping to manually steer it around these trouble spots, the app bombards the Worx cloud servers with data. The server instantly flags this as "working too fast" and triggers a temporary account lockout. Total lock out using the app to mow the lawn. Not sure if schedules still work during these times. The "Can't Save Map" Loop of Death: After spending an entire afternoon meticulously steering the mower to sculpt a safe perimeter, the app threw a continuous "Can't save map, retry" error loop at the finish line. Because my phone was on cellular data and the mower was on home Wi-Fi, the glitchy Worx cloud servers completely dropped the data handoff. I lost 100% of my manual mapping progress. The software is an exercise in pure frustration. It shouldn't take a laundry list of tech workarounds, local Wi-Fi router hacks, or standing in front of the camera with your foot just to trick the machine into saving a map. I have wasted hours of my weekend fighting a broken app ecosystem when I could have just mowed my lawn the old-fashioned way. If you have a perfectly flat, square yard with zero obstacles, this might work for you. If you have curbs, tight spaces, or expect stable cloud software, look elsewhere. Mine is going right back into the box and getting returned.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2026 by Just a Typical consumer
Style: Two-Wheel Drive
Size: WR310:Mows Up to 1/4 Acre
The app sucks. There's no way to sugar coat it. The automapping needs some work. It does okay until it comes to on obstacle like a lounge chair, and then it can't quite figure out that it needs to map around it. I suspect it is because the chair has four, small legs and it's difficult for the camera to judge how much of an obstacle the entire object is. That said, the manual mode works amazingly well. Once the mapping and initial set-up is complete, it's actually a breeze to use. It's mowed three times in the last two days, and the only issue was it couldn't dock to recharge because it was dusk and it couldn't see the QR code on the dock.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2026 by Andrew C.
Style: Two-Wheel Drive
Size: WR310:Mows Up to 1/4 Acre
The Worx WR 310. Is a very smart robot lawnmower. It has so much automation. There is a learning curve, so patience is needed. You may find that you set it up and it works good one day and the next it ends up in a ditch. Don’t worry just add a no go zone to prevent the mower from going in those areas near ditches etc. The app has a menu that is hidden. When in the app you can swipe up where it has home,mow, and pause. I will add pictures to show you. It is best to make your first zone cover the whole yard. Then come back make your path that’s needed to get to the areas that are not in the first zone. Then create a second zone. And so on. This robot will work very well if you are patient and don’t mind experimenting. When you schedule your cutting time you have to set up the zones with a check mark.✔️ you do that by touching the zone you what to add a check to. I will add a picture to show you. Update it has been almost three months and I can say I am very satisfied with the Wr310, it mows the grass every day and keeps my yard neat. The firmware updates has helped it to get closer to edges. I have a small motor lawn mower that I use to get by the ditches and sidewalks and a weed eater to do the fine detail. The Worx Wr310 has been doing the rest. I am very satisfied
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2026 by Randy Lagarde
Style: Two-Wheel Drive
Size: WR310:Mows Up to 1/4 Acre
In general, the Landroid works well and is an improvement over the WR147 with the boundary wire. The auto mapping feature only works for an enclosed area. Manual mapping is required for most areas. When it arrived, set up was fairly straight forward and it worked well. I let the auto firmware update run and that's when I ran into problems. It started acting erratic and fell into culverts that it had avoided before. The app constantly wants to be re-paired with the charging station. Long story short, if you have firmware that works, don't mess with it and don't let your droid update. I've have a couple Landroids and I've found this to be the case on both of them. I've had to roll back their "improvements".
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Style: Two-Wheel Drive
Size: WR310:Mows Up to 1/4 Acre
I am absolutely in love with this new gadget. After dealing with unreliable landscaping companies for the last 10 years—especially during the brutal, hot Florida summers when they would constantly skip my yard—this robot has been a lifesaver. It absolutely works, but you do need to put in some initial prep work to get these deserved results. Here is how I optimized my yard for success: Initial Mapping: I first mapped the yard and sent the machine out on a high cut setting (level 6) to see where it might get trapped. Ground Prep: I leveled uneven spots, filled in low bumps, and cleared away debris like rocks, toys, small branches, coconuts, and mangoes. Perimeter and center Touch-ups: I only had to manually trim a few high spots that the machine skipped during its very first run. DIY Protection: I bought a plastic dog house to use as a custom garage, and it fits the robot perfectly! A few tips for new buyers: App Connection: Have patience with the app. If the robot gets trapped, the re-connection is slow, and you might need to try resetting it a few times to get it playing again. Sprinklers: I am still modifying my sprinkler heads so the machine can ride over them smoothly without stopping or rerouting. Overall, this is an amazing solution. I am hoping for a long life for this robot!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2026 by Romina
Style: Two-Wheel Drive
Size: WR310:Mows Up to 1/4 Acre
Unit is very hard to get setup directions that came in the box were incomplete and basically useless had to call 4 times before I could get the unit to operate
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2026 by Peter Toutant
Style: Two-Wheel Drive
Size: WR310:Mows Up to 1/4 Acre
I got this but it runs out it is defective...but I only learned this after spending HOURS and HOURS trying it and HOURS and HOURs with the support people...who by they way desserve a 5 star...they were really helpful and patinet. Over 7 or 8 attempts, it actually cut my grass once! They other times it lost the wi-fi or got stuck and couldn't unstick itself or just seemed to quit. I should have returned it as my 30 days were running out but that was the day it actually cut my grass...never to do it again. I beleive WORX is going to replace it but I am not sure and they are dickering around changing people talking ot me. In addition,now I am gun shy of the brand . On top of that I bought a small 14" WORX lawnmower to use for the places it doesn't cut...and it arrived broken !!! I will revise this review if things get a lot better but if I were you, I'd look to see what else was oiut there first before buying WORX
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2026 by M Kelly