robotindex Worx Landroid Vision Cloud WR340
Worx's wire-free "Vision Cloud" mower, covering up to 1 acre using stereo-camera V-SLAM navigation and RTK cloud positioning — a separate line from the boundary-wire Landroid M (WR140). Self-explores and vision-maps the yard instead of requiring a perimeter wire.
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Specs
Battery
20V 5Ah Li-ion~60 min charge; runtime not disclosed
Weight
30.9 lbs
Dimensions
24.2 × 20.9 × 11.1 in
Navigation
Stereo camera + RTKV-SLAM, no perimeter wire
Drive
2WD
Max Coverage
1 acre
Cutting
8.7 in width1.57–3.54 in height, electric adjust
Max Slope
30% (17°)testing found inconsistency above ~20°
Anti-Theft
PIN + alarm + GPS"3-in-1" per Worx's own docs
Subscription
Free, no subscriptionCloud RTK positioning free for mower's life, per independent review
Reference Price
Best Buy and Tom's Guide independently agree on $2,299.99 MSRP for the WR340 (1-acre tier). Some pricing shown near the WR340 on worx.com's own site appears to actually belong to the lower-coverage WR310 (~$949–1,199, 1/4 acre) and WR320 (~$1,799, 1/2 acre) siblings in the same Vision Cloud lineup, so don't confuse those figures with the WR340's own price. Beyond Best Buy, the WR340 is also listed at Lowe's, Home Depot, and Amazon.
Sensors & Hardware
This wire-free mower family (WR310/320/340, tiered by coverage) navigates via stereo camera with V-SLAM and RTK cloud positioning, autonomously mapping the yard without a perimeter wire; the camera also powers Vision AI obstacle detection. Independent testing: Tom's Guide found battery life limiting and slope performance inconsistent above ~20°; Reviewed.com noted debris like sticks can stall the mower.
Insights
Some pricing shown near the WR340 on Worx's own website actually belongs to its lower-coverage Vision Cloud siblings rather than the WR340 itself, whose MSRP is $2,299.99 per Best Buy and Tom's Guide. Independent testing from Tom's Guide also found slope performance inconsistent above roughly 20°, despite a spec sheet claiming a 30% (17°) max-slope rating.
Firmware & Community
MTrab/landroid_cloud
Community Home Assistant integration via the same cloud API. On Vision/RTK models, zone and schedule editing from Home Assistant is read-only — full control still requires the Worx app.
Verified against Worx's own official site and support wiki, a CES 2026 press release (PR Newswire), and independent reviews from Tom's Guide and Reviewed.com. Announced at CES 2026 (January 2026); as of this later check, retail listings for the WR340 are live at Lowe's, Home Depot, and Amazon in addition to Best Buy, so broad retail availability is now confirmed. No published noise (dB) rating was found from Worx for this model. Do not confuse this wire-free Vision Cloud line with the separately-catalogued, boundary-wire Landroid M (WR140).