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Various Retailers have
WORX WR341 4WD Robot Lawn Mower (for up to 1/4 Acre) for
$1399.99.
Shipping is free.
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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
- Built for Extreme Terrain, Landscape-Friendly by Design: Vision Cloud 4WD robot mower delivers confident traction on steep slopes up to 84% (~40°). Its terrain-adaptive chassis keeps all four wheels planted over uneven ground, raised borders, and transitions, while true front-wheel steering delivers smooth, precise turns without tearing turf.
- 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 with Cut-to-Zero: 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. The Cut-to-Zero offset blade trims even closer to the edge, significantly reducing the need for manual string trimming.
Top Comments
Community Reviews
This robot mower is best at turning lawn care into a mostly hands off routine, with frequent mini cuts that keep grass looking better and reduce mowing time sharply. It can handle full schedules on small to mid sized yards, leaves stripe patterns, and still only needs occasional string trimming along walls, fences, and edges. The removable battery is a plus, but the razor blade cutter setup, rain clippings, and lack of a replaceable battery draw criticism. Boundary and app setup also sound finicky, with some reports of boundary drift and account locking concerns, making it a practical fit only if those tradeoffs are acceptable.
Common Questions (5)
Yes. It still needs string trimming along walls, fences, and similar edges, and some owners also do a monthly trim-up. The robot handles the bulk mowing, but it does not fully replace edge cleanup.
It can be worth it if you want to save time and can use a robot mower regularly: one owner cut weekly mowing from about an hour to roughly 10 minutes every two weeks, and another said it was cheaper than a riding mower or a season of weekly lawn service. At the same time, a buyer paying about $200 a year for mowing said the payback would take too long.
It can struggle in thick turf and when the lawn is wet. One report said a robot mower made a mess of clippings in the rain, and another described traction problems in thick St. Augustine grass that caused repeated getting stuck.
It can be unreliable on boundaries: one owner reported it repeatedly driving into the road and a neighbor's yard even after the boundary setup. Earlier Worx models were also described as going out of bounds on a flat zone, so boundary performance is a practical concern.
Setup can be complicated, especially if you are expecting a simple install. One owner said it was too complicated even with technical experience, and another reported that registering the mower and linking it to the required app made setup difficult.
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Edit: I may be wrong. Segway advertises 1/8th of an acre but i guess some people can go higher?
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