What it is
Worx Landroid M WR147 is a boundary-wire robot mower for lawns up to ¼ acre. It is not the Vision Cloud line: no cameras, no RTK Cloud, no virtual map. A buried (or pegged) loop defines the work area. Worx’s AIA turning is for narrow passages inside that loop.
The US product identity on the official page is Landroid M – 1/4 Acre (page title, configurable option, SEO slug, and a gallery graphic labeled “1/4 ACRE”). Official Display/Offer on 5 Sep 2026 was $1,199.99 for this SKU; inventory was Unavailable (qty 0).
Who it’s for
Flat-to-moderate suburban lawns around a quarter acre where the owner will install perimeter wire (or pay someone to) and already owns, or wants, Worx 20V PowerShare tools. Official maximum slope on this SKU’s spec block is 30%. Wrong machine if you will not bury wire, if the grass is over a quarter acre once you measure, if you wanted the half-acre WR155, or if you wanted wire-free Vision Cloud WR310.
Standout details
- Price: $1,199.99 Display and Offer on the official Worx US catalog for partNumber WR147 on 5 Sep 2026 (productPrice list=offer=1199.99). Out of stock online (inventoryStatus Unavailable, availableQuantity 0). The PDP is a configurable S/M/L page (WR165 1/8 acre, WR147 1/4 acre, WR155 1/2 acre). Ignore the parent product’s $999.99 floor — that is WR165.
- Coverage: 1/4 acre from the WR147 product name, page title (“Landroid M 20V 4.0Ah Robotic Lawn Mower (1/4 Acre)”), meta description (“Mow up to 1/4 acre”), CONFIGURABLE_OPTION (“WR147 - Landroid M - 1/4 Acre”), and gallery still labeled “1/4 ACRE”. The shared INFO_SPECS row still says “Recommended lawn size|1/2 Acre” on WR147 — that is CMS contamination from the L SKU; do not use it for this listing.
- Navigation: Physical boundary wire. AIA for narrow paths; Cut-to-Edge; app multi-zone. Bluetooth and Wi-Fi; LCD plus Landroid app; OTA (and USB) updates.
- Slope / terrain: Maximum slope 30% on the WR147 INFO_SPECS block. Self-leveling / floating blade disc. Rain sensor.
- Cut: Cutting width 18 cm and cutting height 30 mm / 60 mm, manual, 3 blades (WR147 INFO_SPECS; metric template on this SKU).
- Battery: What’s-included and key-feature copy for WR147 list a 6.0 Ah PowerShare pack WA3671. (Page title still says “4.0Ah”; INFO_SPECS “Battery Capacity|2 Ah” is not used — it conflicts with the WR147 box/key-feature lines.)
- Build: Spec-table noise 59 dB. Hose-washable underside. No IP rating published on the page. Weight omitted — WR147 attributes disagree (INFO_SPECS 13.5 kg without battery vs WEIGHT 24.25).
- In the box (WR147 attribute identifiers): 6.0 Ah battery (WA3671), charging station (WA0464), 820 ft boundary wire, 340 pegs, 2 wire connectors, 8 base screws, 9 blades, 9 blade screws, hex key. (The first what’s-included line incorrectly says “Landroid L 1/2 Acre” — CMS error; this SKU is Landroid M WR147.)
Source: Worx Landroid M WR147, checked 5 Sep 2026.
Honest verdict
This is the wire-era Landroid sized for a measured quarter-acre: PowerShare battery, pegs and 820 ft of wire in the box, no RTK pole and no cameras. The catch is the install and the limits on the page — 30% slope, 18 cm of blade, manual height, and you have to bury that loop. If you want half an acre, that is WR155 (already listed); if you want wire-free vision, that is WR310 (already listed), not this SKU.
