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WORX Landroid M WR141E Robot Lawn Mower - £535.49 @ Amazon
WORX Landroid M WR141E Robot Lawn Mower - £535.49 @ Amazon
WORX Landroid M WR141E Robot Lawn Mower - £535.49 @ Amazon
WORX Landroid M WR141E Robot Lawn Mower - £535.49 @ Amazon
WORX Landroid M WR141E Robot Lawn Mower - £535.49 @ Amazon
WORX Landroid M WR141E Robot Lawn Mower - £535.49 @ Amazon
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Posted 28 April 2023

WORX Landroid M WR141E Robot Lawn Mower - £535.49 @ Amazon

£535.49
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This model is designed for large gardens up to 500m2.
Everything you need comes in the box, the mower has all the cables, wire and pegs you need for your size of lawn.
The mower is plug and play. You don’t need to change settings if you don’t want to, it is pre-programmed with a schedule that suits your size of lawn but can be easily adjusted on the machine or via the App on your phone, from anywhere.
Agile and smarter due to intelligent AIA technology, the turning pattern means it cuts your lawn 30% faster than other robot mowers, and doesn’t wear the edges of your lawn like others do with their continual reversing.
All the cutting height adjustments you need for all grass conditions from 20-50mm for a neat and tidy lawn. Cutting width 180mm.
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  1. zwarder's avatar
    zwarder
    Another one which cannot make its way to Northern Ireland, is there one with extra batteries which may / may not explode
    RJUK's avatar
    RJUK
    I think it would take a lot of batteries to get this to drive to Northern Ireland.

    Probably best to buy one locally. 😁
  2. villageidiotdan's avatar
    villageidiotdan
    Expired by the looks of it. Torn really, on a slope with loads of flower beds so worry that i'll spend my life looking for breaks in the wire. Think i'll wait until next winter and have another look
    timber4483's avatar
    timber4483 Author
    I have a slope of around 7 degrees and I've had no problems. I've had the mower for about a year now (forgot to cancel the price alert which is how I found out it was in sale) and I've had no problems with the wire. I layed it as close to the ground as I could get it, now you cannot see it as the grass has covered it. I think the biggest risk you have is with a spade but as long as you're mindful I doubt you'll have issues. I might have a different story in a year or two but right now that's my experience.
  3. DarrylJohn's avatar
    DarrylJohn
    Done a great job earlier! Highly recommended.

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  4. Cooling_Deals's avatar
    Cooling_Deals
    I got the larger WR148E for the fantastic price of £360 just before Christmas from Worx Direct; it was such a good deal I sold my previous 3YO for more than the new one. Worth noting that Worx is due to release its new generation (getting mixed reception ATM), which I suspect will see this generation fall in price. If you are considering waiting for what the next generation offers, I would suggest looking at the Evovacs Goat G1

    Still a great machine, and it will do you proud - recommend upgrading the wheels if you have any inclines. Niggles are the boundary wire which is a pain to place and a bigger pain to find breaks that can easily occur. I'm also not a fan of the random cutting pattern; it does the job, but it's not efficient. And the "cut to edge" is really just a myth

    Final note - the area these cover is entirely dependent on the battery. Increase the battery AH and it will cover as big an area as the more expensive models
    GeeBeeMTB's avatar
    GeeBeeMTB
    What this dude says. I've had this model for three years and upgraded the wheels and battery and it's been great
  5. deleted2784183's avatar
    Anonymous User
    Still waiting for one that can reliably steer around dog
    BraddersJ's avatar
    BraddersJ
    You'll be waiting a while budn

    The answer is actually to train the dog to only go in a spot
    It's not as silly or as impossible as it sounds - it just requires patience/grit from the human.

    Especially as dog wee/poo damages grass anyway (edited)
  6. Evilmonkey's avatar
    Evilmonkey
    I ordered one a week or so ago so have returned the one I already have and ordered the 60 quid cheaper one. I don't know why amazon won't price match recent orders...
    Cooling_Deals's avatar
    Cooling_Deals
    Because it's not from Amazon - it's a 3rd party seller. If the lower price is via the same 3rd party store, contact them, and they will be more likely to provide a discount to save having to return the item. If it's a different seller, then all you can do is return and order from the new party. Amazon normally discount the difference if they are the seller
  7. Malabus's avatar
    Malabus
    I thought it was a slipper looking at the photo on the main listing page.
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