Your Personal Greenskeeper: Worx Landroid
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Robot / Patio / Lawn & Garden / Robotic Lawn Mowers / Robotic Mowers
Landroid Description:
The Worx Landroid M 20V is a relatively affordable smart robotic lawn mower with GPS and Wi-Fi so can you locate and control it with your phone no matter where you are.
There are many things you can do from the Landroid app: measure your lawn, check mowing progress, keep software up to date, update your mowing schedule and more.
The efficient micro-cutting blades stop spinning immediately if the robot gets lifted off the ground.
When the battery in your Landroid gets low, the machine will find the closest boundary wire and ride it back to the charging base. Landroid will fully charge itself before going back out to mow again.
Landroid, with the help of boundary wire and other accessories, can tackle obstacles in your yard like flower beds, trees, pools, and slopes up to 20° or 35%.
The Landroids offset cutting disc cuts closer to the edge, leaving less area to trim.
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 cutting wet grass.
Landroid Features:
- The fully automated robotic lawnmower can cut up to a ¼ acre.
- My Landroid GPS helps keep your Landroid connected and software up-to-date.
- APP is capable of instant operation and control.
- Patented mowing AIA cutting technology ensures it can pass through narrow paths with ease.
- Intuitive layered interface for customized working schedules.
- Innovative electronics allow for mowing on hills and slopes.
- Cut to Edge - Offset 3-blade cutting/mulching system for closer edge cutting.
- Two independent brushless wheel motors.
- Rain sensor tells it to return to the charger station.
- Find My Landroid: 1 year of included cellular service. Service can be renewed directly from the mobile app after expiration.
Landroid Reviews:
- Amazon:
- 4 out of 5
- Workx:
- 4.3 out of 5
- Home Depot:
- 4 out of 5
Is Landroid good:
Landroid's algorithm works very well at getting itself out of tight spots. It's fun to watch as the mower spins its wheels in different ways and works itself out of them. WORX does a pretty good job with that. If all else fails, the mower will give up and send you a notification that it's trapped.
The mower appears to mow in a straight line until it hits the wire (or an obstacle) then sets off again in a random direction. The pattern on the lawn starts to look like a bunch of crisscrossing contrails after a couple of sessions. It mows along the perimeter wire once or twice a week (depending on your settings) to minimize the amount of edging required.
The app automatically creates a schedule based on the lawn size you tell it. If it runs every day, it can come up with a 15-minute run time per day. Considering the 60 sq ft per minute coverage, this amounts to the whole lawn getting mowed about once a week. The mower can go 1.5-2 hours on a full charge before returning home (it goes back on its own when the battery is down to ~10%).
Robotic Lawn Mower on Wikipedia:
A robotic lawn mower is an autonomous robot used to cut lawn grass. A typical robotic lawn mower (in particular earlier generation models) requires the user to set up a border wire around the lawn that defines the area to be mowed. The robot uses this wire to locate the boundary of the area to be trimmed and in some cases to locate a recharging dock. Robotic mowers are capable of maintaining up to 30,000 m2 (320,000 sq ft) of grass.
Landroid Official website:
https://www.worx.com/en_CA/landroid-m-20v-cordless-robotic-lawn-mower-gps-included-wr143.html
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