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title: "Worx Landroid M 20V Robotic Lawn Mower 1/4 Acre / 10,890 Sq. Ft Power Share- WR147 (Battery & Charger Included)"
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# App control & scheduling Power Share battery system Navigates narrow paths & slopes Worx Landroid M 20V Robotic Lawn Mower 1/4 Acre / 10,890 Sq. Ft Power Share- WR147 (Battery & Charger Included)

**Brand:** worx
**Price:** S$374
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🌿 Your lawn’s smartest sidekick—cutting edge tech meets effortless green perfection!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Worx Landroid M 20V Robotic Lawn Mower 1/4 Acre / 10,890 Sq. Ft Power Share- WR147 (Battery & Charger Included) by worx
- **How much does it cost?** S$374 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- worx enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted worx brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Power Share Ecosystem:** One battery powers all your Worx 20V & 40V tools—cutting-edge convenience and savings.
- • **Precision Edge Cutting:** 7-inch offset 3-blade disc cuts closer to edges, reducing tedious trimming.
- • **Seamless Smart Control:** Manage mowing schedules, start/stop, and get updates right from your smartphone app.
- • **Effortless Lawn Mastery:** Fully automated mowing up to 10,890 sq. ft. with boundary wire setup—set it and forget it.
- • **Obstacle & Weather Savvy:** Patented AIA tech navigates obstacles & narrow paths; rain sensor protects your mower and lawn.

## Overview

The WORX Landroid M WR147 is a robotic lawn mower designed for lawns up to 1/4 acre (10,890 sq. ft.). It features patented AIA navigation technology for maneuvering narrow paths and slopes up to 20°, a rain sensor that pauses mowing during wet conditions, and a 7-inch offset 3-blade cutting system for precise edge trimming. Controlled via a dedicated app, it offers customizable mowing schedules and integrates with the Worx Power Share battery system, compatible across Worx 20V and 40V tools. Lightweight at 24.25 lbs, it automates lawn care with smart obstacle handling and easy boundary wire setup, making it ideal for busy professionals seeking a tech-forward, low-maintenance lawn solution.

## Description

The WORX Landroid is easy to install and equipped with features to make your life easier. Its patented AIA technology lets it mow in a random algorithm and navigate narrow passageways with ease. The Landroid is also weatherproof and comes equipped with a rain sensor that lets it know to head back to the charging base so it doesn’t mow wet grass. The convenient mobile app allows you to control Landroid from the palm of your hand and suggests an auto schedule to best fit your lawn's size and conditions. Landroid mows more frequently than other mowers, its offset razor-like blades cut a little off the top during every mow cycle and mow closer to the perimeter of the lawn. When the battery gets low Landroid knows to head back to its charging base to rest and recharge. Each wheel is driven by an independent brushless motor that gives it more maneuverability and helps it to navigate obstacles and slopes up to 20°. Select from 5 cutting height adjustments from 1.9”-3.5” with the turn of a knob. Landroid is also customizable with a full line of accessories to meet the unique needs of your lawn. Give Landroid a home with the Landroid garage, keep it away from unexpected obstacles with the Anti-Collision System, or exclude seasonal items from its mowing area with Off Limits. All of these items are available for purchase separately and are easy to install.

Review: IMPRESSIVE - from a former Robotics Technician - I use to work for a robotics company. We made driverless fork trucks and other autonomous vehicles. They drove around within various factories, manufacturing, and large newspaper facilities. So I've got a lot of historical experience with this type of technology just on a much larger scale. My mowing area is .25 to .4 acre yard (actually larger than the WR147 is rated for). I'm in a northern climate and prefer to cut my grass long. One reason I bought this is because it supports a 4" cut, though I'm setting it closer to 3". We're in our growing season again and after two weeks, it's been handling the yard well and I'm quite happy. Before my purchase, I was highly skeptical of the ability of the device to handle my yard. I have some slopes on the edges of the property, an apple tree, and lots of bushes and obstacles. I bought the base unit WR147 without any options. I have no ACS ultrasound vision, and no magnetic barriers. Out of the box I was very impressed. I had the unit operational within about 2 hours after delivery and yes I ran the border wire TWICE :). Upon starting, the robot even navigated over fallen apples. I wouldn't recommend leaving all of the fallen apples on the ground, but it did manage them. WOW! My only issues have been self-inflicted. I have a construction project going on and some areas of the yard are just dirt. The robot will occasionally get stuck if it needs to turn in the dirt. It tends to dig into the dirt during a turn and get stuck. In a normal grass yard this will not be an issue and none of these issues are the fault of the unit, but mentioned so you know it will do fine in normal grass but any areas where you may have exposed dirt could present a problem. Once my lawn grows back this problem will be resolved and is not negative for the robot. For all other obstacles, apples, sticks, bushes etc, it's handled them very very well. I also have some small nooks and corners, it has a TRAP escape mode and it works amazingly well to get in an out of these tight spaces. I also liked that it is Bluetooth and WiFi based, I didn't want a cellular connected device. It will work without WiFi but is nice to grab the phone and see its status. It has lost connection to the WiFI a few times while at the charging station and I've had to go wake it up or reset it. It's well within range of the WiFI Access Point so it is definitely something about the unit or a compatibility with my WiFi. FYI one of my day job duties is installing WiFi in hotels, schools, and large offices. So I know my WiFi is okay since I'm using enterprise devices not he typical consumer level devices. The App and configuration is a little confusing, it could be more streamlined. A technology challenged person may have some trouble, but it does indeed work well once setup. One suggestion to the designers: It doesn't seem to have an inertia sensors. So it doesn't know when it's not moving. I've found it in my dirt areas spinning its wheels but not going anywhere. Again it is my fault for the yard condition but if it had some inertia sensors and logic then it could detect that it was stuck. I also think adding a compass (if it doesn't have one) might help it learn the basic geometry of some yards without the GPS option. Lastly I really like the al-a-cart aspect. I like that I'm not forced to buy things I don't want. It kept the cost down and allows the consumer to buy the extra features we want. In my case I think I'll be buying the ACS Vision system, but even without it I'm very very happy. Last words.. Buy it. I threw a challenging yard at it and it surpassed my expectations.
Review: Did not actually cut the grass - Okay so it did actually cut some grass just not like it was supposed to. I bought the thing because the people that made it believe in their product or at least I thought they do. They may actually believe in their product but if they do it is misguided. First let's start with the Pros Pros: I was able to box it up and return still waiting to see if I get a full refund. Besides that I don't think there is anything. It was quiet so I guess that's a pro. Cons: So it just wouldn't work. When it was cutting grass it was completely random so I would just get these lines that were about half the width of the machine all through my lawn. It could never really finish a mow. I expected it to get stuck a few times but it was so often and always after I had walked away or went to bed. I would wake up with a notification on my phone that landroid is trapped. I tried starting from my phone and it literally backed itself of the charger and turned and backed out of the boundary. It was a constant headache. Mind you my lawn is fairly simple and it is only 5000 sq. Ft. Far less than the 1/4 acre the mower is supposed to be able to handle. I do have depressions around my fairly young trees that it got stuck in. It got stuck on the tree couldn't figure out how to get around it. I also have a swing set that it was constantly stuck on. Perhaps if I would have gotten the anti-collision sensor for $300 more it would have solved some of those problems. It also couldn't find it's home and would just die on the boundary wire searching for home. The worst was it just couldn't cut the grass. Even when it had a successful hour or two of cutting grass it seemed nothing really got done except ugly lines that criss crossed randomly. It's $1000 it should have software comparable to a Roomba. I have a roborock vaccum. I am not a big fan of that vaccum but actually cleans the house which is way more complicated than my yard. Not to mention I don't have to spend 3 hours laying boundary wire for the vaccum. The landroid doesn't even map the yard it just drives randomly and does a bad job of it. My assumption is that all robo mowers are this way. They all require boundary wire and the landroid had the best reviews. Even if it could mow the lawn which it could not do, I would still have to weed eat. In the end it cost around a year's worth of landscape maintenance and could not even come close to replacing that service. It is not worth the money.

## Features

- [FULLY AUTOMATED] The Landroid M cuts up to a ¼ acre all by itself. Just lay down the boundary wire once, measure your lawn with the app, and let it mow
- [DO IT ALL WITH THE SAME BATTERY] Worx Power Share is compatible with all Worx 20v and 40v tools, outdoor power and lifestyle products
- [APP CONTROL] Check mowing progress, start or stop Landroid, receive software updates and more
- [NAVIGATES NARROW PATHS] Patented AIA technology allows Landroid to navigate narrow passageways too difficult for ordinary robotic mowers
- [CUSTOMIZED MOWING SCHEDULES] Have Landroid mow every day, every other day, it can even recommend an auto schedule based on your yard’s size and conditions
- [TACKLES OBSTACLES] If Landroid encounters obstacles it will bump them and back away, or you can exclude areas of your lawn that you don’t want Landroid to mow. Landroid can also tackle slopes in your yard up to 20°
- [RAIN SENSOR] When Landroid detects rain, it returns to the charger to wait until the lawn is dry. Even though its body is rain-resistant, it knows better than to cut wet grass
- [CUT TO EDGE] The 7” offset 3-blade cutting disc gets closer to the edge than other mowers, so you have less trimming to do later

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B097NJ37R7 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #128,749 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #111 in Robotic Lawn Mowers |
| Brand | WORX |
| Brand Name | WORX |
| Color | Black and Orange |
| Customer Reviews | 3.4 out of 5 stars 176 Reviews |
| Cutting width | 7 inches |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00845534023343 |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 24.8"D x 9.5"W x 17.8"H |
| Item Type Name | WORX WR147 Landroid M 1/4 Acre Robotic Lawn Mower |
| Item Weight | 24.3 pounds |
| Manufacturer | WORX |
| Manufacturer Part Number | WR147 |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Maximum Adjustable Cutting Height | 8.89 centimeters |
| Minimum Adjustable Cutting Height | 1.5 inches |
| Model Number | WR147 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Positions | 5 |
| Operation Mode | Automatic |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Style | Mows up to 1/4 Acre |
| Style Name | Mows up to 1/4 Acre |
| UPC | 845534023343 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** WORX
- **Color:** Black and Orange
- **Cutting Width:** 7 inches
- **Item Weight:** 24.3 pounds
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Number of Items:** 1
- **Operation Mode:** Automatic
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered
- **Product Dimensions:** 24.8"D x 9.5"W x 17.8"H
- **Style:** Mows up to 1/4 Acre

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How long does Landroid mow on each charge?**
A: Mow time can vary drastically due to several factors. The amount Landroid can mow on each charge becomes irrelevant because Landroid will mow every area of your yard over the course of a week always maintaining an evenly mowed lawn.

**Q: Can Landroid mow my grass in straight lines?**
A: Landroid mows in a random pattern and will not cut grass in straight lines but it keeps an evenly maintained lawn at all times. Think golf course grass.

**Q: Do I need a fence to have a Landroid?**
A: A fence is not required for Landroid to operate. Landroid will not leave its perimeter set by the included boundary wire.

**Q: What if my front and back yard are separated by a fence?**
A: In order to mow two grassy areas separated by a fence, Landroid would need an unobstructed pathway through the fence. If no path is present you may purchase an additional charging base and manually move Landroid from one mow area to the other.

**Q: What if my Landroid gets stolen?**
A: You will get a notification immediately through the app if Landroid is taken from its mowing area. Models equipped with the Find My Landroid accessory are able to be tracked since Landroid stays connected via cellular signal.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ IMPRESSIVE - from a former Robotics Technician
*by M***U on September 8, 2021*

I use to work for a robotics company. We made driverless fork trucks and other autonomous vehicles. They drove around within various factories, manufacturing, and large newspaper facilities. So I've got a lot of historical experience with this type of technology just on a much larger scale. My mowing area is .25 to .4 acre yard (actually larger than the WR147 is rated for). I'm in a northern climate and prefer to cut my grass long. One reason I bought this is because it supports a 4" cut, though I'm setting it closer to 3". We're in our growing season again and after two weeks, it's been handling the yard well and I'm quite happy. Before my purchase, I was highly skeptical of the ability of the device to handle my yard. I have some slopes on the edges of the property, an apple tree, and lots of bushes and obstacles. I bought the base unit WR147 without any options. I have no ACS ultrasound vision, and no magnetic barriers. Out of the box I was very impressed. I had the unit operational within about 2 hours after delivery and yes I ran the border wire TWICE :). Upon starting, the robot even navigated over fallen apples. I wouldn't recommend leaving all of the fallen apples on the ground, but it did manage them. WOW! My only issues have been self-inflicted. I have a construction project going on and some areas of the yard are just dirt. The robot will occasionally get stuck if it needs to turn in the dirt. It tends to dig into the dirt during a turn and get stuck. In a normal grass yard this will not be an issue and none of these issues are the fault of the unit, but mentioned so you know it will do fine in normal grass but any areas where you may have exposed dirt could present a problem. Once my lawn grows back this problem will be resolved and is not negative for the robot. For all other obstacles, apples, sticks, bushes etc, it's handled them very very well. I also have some small nooks and corners, it has a TRAP escape mode and it works amazingly well to get in an out of these tight spaces. I also liked that it is Bluetooth and WiFi based, I didn't want a cellular connected device. It will work without WiFi but is nice to grab the phone and see its status. It has lost connection to the WiFI a few times while at the charging station and I've had to go wake it up or reset it. It's well within range of the WiFI Access Point so it is definitely something about the unit or a compatibility with my WiFi. FYI one of my day job duties is installing WiFi in hotels, schools, and large offices. So I know my WiFi is okay since I'm using enterprise devices not he typical consumer level devices. The App and configuration is a little confusing, it could be more streamlined. A technology challenged person may have some trouble, but it does indeed work well once setup. One suggestion to the designers: It doesn't seem to have an inertia sensors. So it doesn't know when it's not moving. I've found it in my dirt areas spinning its wheels but not going anywhere. Again it is my fault for the yard condition but if it had some inertia sensors and logic then it could detect that it was stuck. I also think adding a compass (if it doesn't have one) might help it learn the basic geometry of some yards without the GPS option. Lastly I really like the al-a-cart aspect. I like that I'm not forced to buy things I don't want. It kept the cost down and allows the consumer to buy the extra features we want. In my case I think I'll be buying the ACS Vision system, but even without it I'm very very happy. Last words.. Buy it. I threw a challenging yard at it and it surpassed my expectations.

### ⭐ Did not actually cut the grass
*by A***A on September 10, 2022*

Okay so it did actually cut some grass just not like it was supposed to. I bought the thing because the people that made it believe in their product or at least I thought they do. They may actually believe in their product but if they do it is misguided. First let's start with the Pros Pros: I was able to box it up and return still waiting to see if I get a full refund. Besides that I don't think there is anything. It was quiet so I guess that's a pro. Cons: So it just wouldn't work. When it was cutting grass it was completely random so I would just get these lines that were about half the width of the machine all through my lawn. It could never really finish a mow. I expected it to get stuck a few times but it was so often and always after I had walked away or went to bed. I would wake up with a notification on my phone that landroid is trapped. I tried starting from my phone and it literally backed itself of the charger and turned and backed out of the boundary. It was a constant headache. Mind you my lawn is fairly simple and it is only 5000 sq. Ft. Far less than the 1/4 acre the mower is supposed to be able to handle. I do have depressions around my fairly young trees that it got stuck in. It got stuck on the tree couldn't figure out how to get around it. I also have a swing set that it was constantly stuck on. Perhaps if I would have gotten the anti-collision sensor for $300 more it would have solved some of those problems. It also couldn't find it's home and would just die on the boundary wire searching for home. The worst was it just couldn't cut the grass. Even when it had a successful hour or two of cutting grass it seemed nothing really got done except ugly lines that criss crossed randomly. It's $1000 it should have software comparable to a Roomba. I have a roborock vaccum. I am not a big fan of that vaccum but actually cleans the house which is way more complicated than my yard. Not to mention I don't have to spend 3 hours laying boundary wire for the vaccum. The landroid doesn't even map the yard it just drives randomly and does a bad job of it. My assumption is that all robo mowers are this way. They all require boundary wire and the landroid had the best reviews. Even if it could mow the lawn which it could not do, I would still have to weed eat. In the end it cost around a year's worth of landscape maintenance and could not even come close to replacing that service. It is not worth the money.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works well!!
*by S***N on June 26, 2022*

This Worx Landroid 1/4 acre mower looks like it is going to work very well for me. It takes some extra work to install properly - highly recommend burying the line so you will not have future problems with line breaks, but it does exactly what it advertises. I've only tested it for one full yard mow, but it never jumped the barrier line, does navigate through tight spots etc, and does cut the grass. It is super quiet! It takes several hours to mow because cutting path is only 8" wide, but it finds it's way around to everything eventually. Not jumping the wire barrier is a big deal - very happy with that. Negatives are that I had to buy a newer tablet to download the app, as I have an old iphone. And after finally downloading the app, I found out that my Android 11 tablet STILL cannot utilize very important features in the App. The mapping of lawn feature uses special software from Google that my device still does not support, even though Worx information stated Android 7 or newer was what was needed. I bought an Android 11, so am VERY disappointed that after spending another $150 just to be able to download the app, I cannot fully use it. I'm still trying to figure out a work around. The other negative is that the instructions are pretty brief, and I am not very tech saavy, so more details would be helpful. Also, be sure to read the Zone instructions very carefully - it is not designed the way I intuitively expected, so is not going to be as convenient as I thought long term, and I am going to have to make some splices and re-lay short sections of wire differently to get the zones to work at all I believe. This zone stuff doesn't make sense to me, but perhaps there is a reason I don't understand as to why it cannot be designed more intuitively and clearly. It also looks like the mower would still be able to leave the zone if it happened to line up right with the ~ 2 ft. corridor. Overall, this mower appears to be more well made and functions better than I expected. It, and the app, just seem to be designed less conveniently than I would of hoped.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Worx Landroid M 20V Robotic Lawn Mower 1/4 Acre / 10,890 Sq. Ft Power Share- WR147 (Battery & Charger Included)
- WORX Landroid Anti Collision System

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