Worx Landroid Vision Cloud 4WD WR344

What it is

The Worx Landroid Vision Cloud 4WD WR344 is a wire-free, four-wheel-drive robot mower sold on the official Worx US store. This listing covers only the 1 Acre / WR344 configuration: partNumber and SKU WR344, catalog entry id 3074457345616683941.

It shares a configurable PDP with three Vision Cloud 4WD siblings: WR341 (¼ acre), WR342 (½ acre), and WR346 (1½ acre). It is also a different machine from the standard Landroid Vision Cloud (WR310.1, rated for 30% slopes), which this site already lists as worx-landroid-vision-cloud-wr310.

From the official US specifications block and the WR344/WR346 owner’s manual linked from that page (checked 6 Oct 2026):

• Recommended lawn size: 1 acre (spec table); manual cutting area 1 acre (4000 m²)
• Navigation: RTK Cloud with a stereo camera (Vision AI) and V-SLAM; no perimeter wire
• Maximum slope: 84% (40°) on both the spec table and the manual; the manual caps it at 15° with the included Cut-to-Zero module fitted
• Drive: 4-wheel drive with a terrain-adaptive body and front steering
• Cutting width / diameter: 8.7 in (22 cm), 3 blades, self-leveling blade disc, 2400 rpm no-load speed
• Cutting height: 1.57–3.54 in (40–90 mm), electric adjustment, six steps in the manual
• Battery: Worx PowerShare 20 V, 5 Ah Li-ion (WA3675); charge time 60 min on the included 190 W charger (WA3805)
• Connectivity: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz), 4G
• Weight: 39.9 lbs with battery (spec table); manual machinery weight 41.9 lb (19 kg)
• Water protection: IPX6 (manual); the spec table marks a hose-washable deck
• Also listed: rain sensor, FiatLux light module, Find My Landroid module, Cut-to-Zero module, multi-zone management, over-the-air and USB updates

coverageAcres is that 1 acre recommended lawn size, not a daily rate.

Who it’s for

This fits a lawn whose mowable area is within about 1 acre, especially one with banks, steps between levels, or several zones, where a two-wheel-drive mower would struggle. Navigation is satellite RTK with corrections delivered from Worx’s cloud rather than a reference antenna you mount in the yard. Stereo vision and V-SLAM help with mapping, obstacle recognition, and shaded patches. Worx’s page says RTK Cloud service is free for life and 4G connectivity is free. It does not publish a time limit for the 4G.

Check coverage before you buy. The PDP has an “Is RTK available at my address?” check, because the RTK Cloud correction service has to reach your property. The charging station also needs a usable 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi signal: the manual’s troubleshooting table covers repositioning the station, moving the router, or adding a signal booster. There is no perimeter wire to bury. The box does include a 19.7 ft No-Go Line and stakes, and the manual suggests a mapping accessory strip or another physical separation where your grass runs straight into a neighbor’s lawn.

Skip it if the grass area is over an acre (Worx sells WR346 for 1½ acres), if RTK Cloud does not cover your address, or if you want a wide deck that finishes a big lawn in fewer passes.

Standout details

• Slope and traction: 4WD, a terrain-adaptive body that keeps all four wheels grounded, front steering to reduce turf scuffing, and an 84% (40°) published maximum slope. Manual footnote: with the Cut-to-Zero module fitted, Worx does not recommend slopes greater than 15°. That module is listed as included, so if your yard is steep, plan to remove it on the steep sections or accept the lower figure.
• Edges: the Cut-to-Zero offset blade trims close to borders. The manual lists Cut-to-Zero heights of 2.6–3.0–3.4 in (65–75–85 mm) and a 110 mm Cut-to-Zero width.
• Battery platform: the mower runs on a standard Worx 20 V PowerShare pack (5 Ah WA3675), the same system as Worx cordless tools. Charge time is 60 minutes.
• In the box (US page): Worx Landroid Vision Cloud 4WD WR344 ×1, charging station ×1, charger ×1, 20 V battery ×1, spare blade kits ×8, hex key ×1, screws ×8, No-Go Line 19.7 ft, stakes ×10, manuals. The manual’s accessory list also names a charging tower, charging base plate, Cut-to-Zero module, and FiatLux light.
• Warranty and returns: 3-year limited warranty and a 30-day money-back guarantee on the official listing.
• Purchase terms on this date: $2,999.99 Display and Offer on the official US store, with no compare-at price. The item is marked buyable and the WR344 inventory read Available. Tax and shipping are excluded.

Page / source notes:

• Weight: the US spec table says 39.9 lbs with battery, and the manual’s technical data says 41.9 lb (19 kg) machinery weight. This listing uses the spec-table figure for weightLbs.
• Slope: the 84% headline and the 15° Cut-to-Zero caution both come from Worx. slopePercent is the published 84. The 15° limit is about running with the edge module fitted.
• Noise: no sound level is published on the US page or in the manual’s technical data, so noiseDb is omitted.

Sources: official Worx US product page, Landroid Vision Cloud 4WD 1 Acre (WR344), including the specifications, What’s included, key features, and the linked WR344/WR346 owner’s manual, plus Worx’s US catalog price and inventory responses for partNumber WR344, checked 6 Oct 2026 (AWST).

Honest verdict

At $2,999.99, the WR344 is the 1-acre model in Worx’s Vision Cloud 4WD line. You get RTK Cloud plus stereo vision with no perimeter wire and no yard reference station, four-wheel drive with a published 84% slope, 4G built in, and a 60-minute charge on a PowerShare battery. That suits a hilly or broken-up lawn of up to an acre.

The hard limits are coverage, deck width, and the edge module. RTK Cloud has to reach your address, so run Worx’s address check first. The 8.7-inch cut is narrow for an acre. Worx’s own manual also advises against slopes over 15° with the included Cut-to-Zero module fitted, so the 84% figure applies with that module off. Buy the WR344 when the lawn is up to an acre, RTK Cloud covers your property, and traction on slopes matters more than cutting speed.