WORX 1 Acre Wire Free 2WD VSLAM & NRTK Enabled 17 deg. Slope Robot Lawn Mower With Trimmer & AI Obstacle Avoidance

I would not recommend and likely returning. It will not work 2 hours before sunset because it states insufficient light no matter where you move it. Also one tree and it loses signal and returns to station. It seems to mow well but have not mowed the entire yard yet due to these issues

Simply unbelievable this baby does her best mowing at night with the light that automatically turns on when the sun goes down. The auto mapping is to perfection. First before mowing you must auto map your yard. The robot mower is capable of mapping several areas of your yard. Then you can save them for next mowing. This machine is powerful. We are on 0.3 acres of land and the robot mower slices and diced through all the grass and cuts to the edge flawlessly. This has to be the coolest thing on the market today. I'm having cocktails on my front deck as the worx wr340 does all my mowing for me.

I originally purchased the first-generation Landroid for my front yard, and I was so impressed with it that when this newer Vision model was released, I had to get one. I honestly didn’t think it was possible to improve on the original, but this version performs even better. The biggest upgrade by far is the yard mapping—no more boundary wires! I used the app to manually map and zone my yard, and the process was incredibly easy. Saying goodbye to wires alone made the upgrade worth it. As a bonus, I even mapped my neighbor’s yard for him. The process was so simple that it only took a little extra time, and he’s been extremely grateful ever since. It’s nice knowing we’re both spending less time mowing and more time enjoying our weekends. Once the mapping was complete, it was completely hands-free. Now I can sit back and enjoy another mowing season without spending time—or sweating—in the yard. The mower takes care of it all for me. I definitely recommend this newer wire-free version. The technology works great, setup is simple, and the price is reasonable for everything you get. If you’re on the fence about upgrading from an older model or you’re tired of dealing with boundary wires, this mower is absolutely worth a look.

Setup was fairly straightforward, and on the pure lawn mowing side of things it's ok. The problem is that the trimmer module weighs too much, so that makes the unit struggle over paths where it would have no trouble without the extra unbalanced weight. So skip the trimmer unless you're really into that. The worst case scenario are inclines to the right hand side whilst traveling along it - where the trimmer already makes it lean down/in. But the absolute worst most terrible thing about these units are the audible alerts that are apparently mandatory every single time the blades are about to spin (at least for European models). The unit has a mandatory alert off 4 medium loud buzz sounds on every mowing start. This means that when it is struggling orienting itself or doing a side trim round, my neighbors are blasted with 4 medium loud buzzer noises ever minute or so as the unit restarts the blades after a turn, tries again up a little incline, or rears itself stuck in a hedge (then it beeps/buzzes it little heart out for 5-10 minutes before the final push notification of defeat is delivered). I can not at all in good faith recommend anyone this experience. It is so far from silent operation I could possibly imagine. Apparently this is not even from a speaker inside the unit, online sleuthing indicates the noise is generated by one of the motors - so I can't even hack it too my (otherwise) partial satisfaction. Buyer beware! If you have tricky edges or like to use parallel stripe mowing - it will make lots of beeping/buzzing sounds all the time. It stops/starts the blades less frequently if you use the "natural" pattern, since it can turn a bit smoother without stopping the blades so frequently then. This has been a partial workaround for me so far - but I'm pending a return request to get rid of this thing for good. Worx could easily just fix this with a "customer is an adult so we give them the option-override". The blades are able to spin without triggering the sound if they wanted to - as proven by the manual control where no such buzz is triggered. Worx is being outdone by other competitors that treat their customers like adults allowing themselves to decide how annoying their equipment on their own property should be. They could at least have tried to make the buzz not trigger so soon if it was triggered relatively recent, but they're probably going to refuse/not bother making some sort of buzzing cool down logic.