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Worx

Landroid Vision AI 1/2 Acre (WR220)

A camera-vision mower at $2,499.99 with a 30% slope limit, and neither lawn size nor warranty stated.

Max lawn size
Not listed
Max slope
30 %
Navigation
Camera vision
Cutting width
Not listed

Maker page at Worx

Our verdict

The name says half acre, but the specs list no mowing area, so we cannot give a price per acre. It costs $700 more than the typical camera mower, $1,799.99 (median of 4). It is not on any of our rankings. It lists 59 dB, IPX5 and 33.3 pounds, and needs no antenna.

It is hard to justify. The Worx WR320.1 is $700 less at $1,799.99 and also says half acre, with a 30% limit. The eufy E15 Gen 2 is $1,799.99 for 0.25 acre and a 40% limit. The Dreame A3 AWD Pro 3500 is $2,399.99, $100 cheaper, with 0.87 acre, an 80% limit and a 3-year warranty.

Its one distinction is camera-only navigation, with no RTK or LiDAR.

Skip it unless you want this exact model. Worx is the only seller.

Specifications

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Max lawn sizeNot listed
Max slope30 %source, checked
NavigationCamera visionsource, checked
No boundary wireYessource, checked
Needs RTK antennaNosource, checked
Cutting widthNot listed
Cutting height1.5–3.5 insource, checked
All-wheel driveNosource, checked
Noise59 dBsource, checked
Water ratingIPX5source, checked
Weight33.3 lbsource, checked
WarrantyNot listed

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