Worx Landroid

Best value under $1,300. WR165 (boundary wire) for small yards, Vision WR155 (AI camera, no wire) for medium yards.

Worx Landroid is the value leader in robotic mowers — you get solid performance at a lower price than Husqvarna or Segway Navimow. The trade-off is lower slope ratings (35% max) and no LTE connectivity on most models. But for flat to moderately sloped small/medium yards, they're the best value in the market.

The Vision model is the standout: AI camera navigation with ACS obstacle avoidance, no boundary wire needed. Setup is under an hour. For flat suburban yards, it's the best "set and forget" option under $1,300. See all options in our lawn size guide.

Worx
¼ Acre · Boundary Wire

Best value for small yards. Boundary wire setup takes 2–4 hours, but the trade-off is a reliable, proven system. AIA navigation handles narrow corridors other mowers skip. Multi-zone programming included. Best pick under $700.

Max Lawn¼ acre
Price$$ ($600–700)
NavigationBoundary Wire + AIA
Slope Max35% (19°)
BoundaryWired
ConnectivityWi-Fi + App
Worx
½ Acre · AI Camera · Wire-Free

AI vision detects lawn edges without any boundary wire — setup under an hour. ACS obstacle avoidance handles toys, garden tools, and pets. Multi-zone programming for complex layouts. Best "set and forget" for medium flat yards.

Max Lawn½ acre
Price$$$ ($1,000–1,200)
NavigationAI Vision (wire-free)
Slope Max35% (19°)
BoundaryWire-free
ConnectivityWi-Fi + App

Compare by Lawn Size

Small Lawns (<¼ acre)
WR165 — best value for small flat yards under $700
Medium Lawns (¼–½ acre)
Vision WR155 — no wire needed for ½ acre with AI camera
Best Budget Mowers
Worx leads the value picks under $1,500