Worx Landroid M700+ WR167E Robot Lawn Mower (Orange, 700m²)

What size garden is this mower suitable for?

This mower is rated for gardens up to 700m². It's designed specifically for medium-sized lawns and comes pre-programmed with a mowing schedule suited to that size. If your garden is smaller, it will simply finish sooner. If your garden is larger, you'd need to look at a higher-capacity model in the Landroid range.

Does it come with everything I need to set it up?

Yes. The box includes 150 metres of boundary wire, pegs, a charging base, a charger, a 4.0Ah battery pack, nine blades with screws and two measurement gauges. Worx describes it as plug and play you don't need to buy additional components to get started. The boundary wire is what defines the mowing area, so you'll need to lay this around your lawn perimeter before first use.

How does the AIA navigation system work and why does it matter?

AIA stands for Artificial Intelligence Algorithm. Rather than moving in random directions and bouncing off the boundary wire like older robot mowers, the Landroid uses a systematic cutting pattern. It can navigate through narrow passages without needing a separate guide wire. Worx claims this makes it up to 30% faster than random-path mowers. It also means less repeated reversing at the lawn edges, which reduces wear on the turf over time.

Can it handle slopes and uneven ground?

Yes. The mower handles inclines up to 20 degrees or 35%. It also features a floating cutting deck that automatically adjusts its height to follow the contours of uneven ground. This prevents the blades from digging into raised areas and scalping the turf a common problem with fixed-deck mowers on undulating lawns.

What cutting height options are available?

The cutting height adjusts between 30mm and 50mm across four positions. This range covers most standard lawn conditions in the UK. For a neater, shorter finish you'd use the lower settings; for longer, lusher grass or during dry spells when you want to retain moisture, the higher settings are more appropriate. Adjustment is done manually on the machine itself.

Is the mower waterproof? Can I leave it out in the rain?

The mower carries an IPX5 water resistance rating. This means it can withstand water jets from any direction so cleaning it with a garden hose is perfectly fine. It is also designed to continue mowing in light rain. However, IPX5 does not mean fully submersible, so it should not be left in standing water or flooded areas. The charging base should be positioned in a sheltered spot where possible.

What optional modules are available and how much do they cost?

There are four optional add-on modules. The Anti Collision System (ACS) uses ultrasonic sensors to detect and steer around obstacles reviewers note this costs around £200 and is considered essential for gardens with furniture or planters. The Off-Limits module creates invisible boundary zones without rewiring. The RadioLink module extends Wi-Fi connectivity via a dedicated radio signal up to 500 metres. The Find My Landroid module adds GPS theft tracking and internet connectivity without needing Wi-Fi. Each module slots into the mower's modular system without replacing the unit.

What warranty does the mower come with and what is the after-sales support like?

Worx offers a three-year warranty when you register the product online. Without registration the standard warranty period applies check Worx's terms at point of purchase. It's worth noting that some customer reviews mention difficulties getting repairs completed through the official repair network, with one reviewer reporting a four-month wait for parts. Registering your product online and keeping proof of purchase is strongly advised. If you experience issues, contacting Worx directly rather than going through a third-party repair centre may yield faster results based on reported experiences.