The Worx Landroid S WR184E is a compact robot lawn mower built for gardens up to 400m². It weighs just 8kg and measures 50.7cm x 36.1cm x 20.5cm small enough to handle tight garden passages that larger mowers simply can't navigate.
AIA (Artificial Intelligence Algorithm) navigation sets this mower apart. It cuts up to 30% faster than standard robot mowers and uses a unique turning pattern to protect lawn edges from wear. No guide wire is needed for navigation. The auto-schedule feature reads weather conditions, grass species and soil type to automatically adjust mowing time no manual input required.
Control everything remotely via the Worx app over Wi-Fi. Set exclusion windows, trigger a manual edge cut or check mowing status from anywhere. The "Save the Hedgehogs" mode stops operation after sunset. The PowerShare battery works across all Worx 20V tools and software updates arrive automatically over-the-air.
This mower is designed for gardens up to 400m². It's specifically built for small to medium-sized lawns. If your garden is significantly larger than 400m², you would need to look at a higher-capacity model in the Landroid range. For lawns well under 400m² such as the 100m² lawn mentioned in one customer review it performs efficiently and can complete mowing cycles with capacity to spare.
Yes. Despite using AIA intelligent navigation for its cutting pattern, the mower still requires a physical boundary wire to define the edges of your lawn. The wire is pegged into the ground around the perimeter of your mowing area. The mower uses this wire to understand where it should and shouldn't go. Installation takes time and care reviewers note that loose wire can be cut by the mower when it returns to its base, so secure pegging is important throughout.
AIA stands for Artificial Intelligence Algorithm. Rather than moving in a random or purely reactive pattern like many robot mowers, AIA uses a structured navigation approach that allows the mower to cover ground 30% faster than standard robotic mowers. It also applies a specific turning pattern near lawn edges to prevent the grass from being worn down in those areas over repeated mowing sessions. The result is a more evenly cut lawn with less edge damage over time.
Yes. The mower connects to your home Wi-Fi and is controlled via the Worx smartphone app. From the app you can adjust the mowing schedule, trigger a manual edge cut, set exclusion times and monitor the mower's status. This works from anywhere with a mobile data connection you don't need to be on your home network. The app is available for both iOS and Android devices.
When this mode is activated, the mower will not operate after sunset. Hedgehogs are nocturnal animals that move across garden lawns at night and are at serious risk of injury from robot mowers operating in the dark. By restricting all mowing to daylight hours, this mode removes that risk entirely. It's a simple toggle in the app or on the machine itself and doesn't affect the overall mowing schedule the mower simply redistributes its working hours to daytime only.
Setup experiences vary considerably among buyers. Several reviewers report that Wi-Fi pairing in particular was confusing, with the app instructions and the printed manual giving conflicting guidance. One reviewer noted it took nearly three hours to complete setup. Others found it straightforward, particularly after watching the official Worx YouTube setup guide. The boundary wire installation requires patience and careful pegging. If you're comfortable with basic tech and willing to spend a couple of hours on setup, most people get there but it's worth setting aside adequate time rather than rushing it.
Yes. The WR184E uses Worx's 20V PowerShare battery platform. This battery is compatible with all other Worx 20V tools including drills, circular saws, grass trimmers and more. If you already own Worx 20V tools you may already have compatible batteries. This cross-compatibility means you're not locked into buying dedicated mower batteries and can share power across your entire Worx tool collection.
The Landroid S WR184E supports four modular upgrades. The Anti Collision System (ACS) uses ultrasonic sensors to detect and avoid obstacles in real time. The Off-Limits module creates invisible exclusion zones without additional wire. The RadioLink module extends the Wi-Fi connection range up to 500m useful for large properties where the router signal doesn't reach the garden. The Find My Landroid module adds GPS-based anti-theft tracking. Each module is purchased separately so you only pay for what you actually need.
| Brand | WORX |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Positec |
| Model | WR184E |
| ASIN | B0BLY2YZYG |
| Colour | Orange |
| Weight | 8 kg |
| Depth | 50.7 cm |
| Width | 36.1 cm |
| Height | 20.5 cm |
| Material | Metal |
| Power source | Battery powered |
| Battery platform | Worx PowerShare 20V |
| Operation mode | Automatic |
| Maximum lawn area | 400 m² |
| Cutting width | 50 mm |
| Minimum cutting height | 20 mm |
| Maximum cutting height | 50 mm |
| Number of cutting height positions | 2 |
| Navigation system | AIA (Artificial Intelligence Algorithm) |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi |
| App control | Yes iOS and Android |
| Over-the-air software updates | Yes automatic via Wi-Fi |
| Auto-scheduling | Yes adapts to weather, grass species and soil type |
| Exclusion scheduling | Yes |
| Save the Hedgehogs mode | Yes prevents operation after sunset |
| Manual edge cut function | Yes |
| Multi-area management | Yes suitable for complex and irregular garden shapes |
| Boundary wire required | Yes |
| Compatible add-on modules | ACS obstacle avoidance, Off-Limits, RadioLink (up to 500m), Find My Landroid GPS tracker |
| Style | Robotic |