Worx

Worx Landroid L1000 WR147E

4.9/10Not confirmed

The Worx Landroid L1000 WR147E is a boundary-wire robot mower rated for 1,000 m² and 35% slopes. Its strongest category is setup and app.

Specs last checked October 3, 2026.

Buy it if

  • You have separate front and back lawns to map as zones.
  • You want it to stop mowing on its own when it rains.

Skip it if

  • You don't want to lay and maintain a perimeter wire.
  • You need a confirmed US price.

Score breakdown

Navigation and coverage25%4.7
Terrain20%3.9
Value15%5.0
Setup and app15%7.0
Owner reputation15%, neutral until owner data5.0
Security and weather10%3.5
How these scores work

Full specs

Worx Landroid L1000 WR147E specifications
PriceNot confirmed
Rated area1,000 m² (0.25 acre)
Max slope35%
Navigationboundary-wire (AIA)
Boundary wireYes
RTK base or antennaNo
DriveNot confirmed
Cutting width18 cm
Cutting height30 to 60 mm
BatteryNot confirmed
RuntimeNot confirmed
Charge timeNot confirmed
Noise67 dB
Multi-zoneYes
Obstacle avoidanceNot confirmed
Anti-theftNot confirmed
AppLandroid app, Bluetooth, WiFi
Rain sensorYes
Water ratingNot confirmed
WeightNot confirmed
Sold inEU

Notes: Area 1,000 m2 from model name. Two front wheels.

Alternatives for a similar lawn

Price
$1,399.99
Area
1,000 m²
Slope
80%
Navigation
LiDAR
Navigation and coverage8.7

Rated area: 1,000 m² (0.25 acre)

Price
EUR 1,299 (EU price)
Area
1,000 m²
Slope
80%
Navigation
RTK + camera
Navigation and coverage8.2

Rated area: 1,000 m² (0.25 acre)

Price
EUR 1,599 (EU price)
Area
1,000 m²
Slope
55%
Navigation
LiDAR + RTK
Navigation and coverage9.7

Rated area: 1,000 m² (0.25 acre)

Questions people ask

How big a lawn can the Worx Landroid L1000 WR147E mow?

The maker rates it for 1,000 m² (0.25 acre).

Can the Worx Landroid L1000 WR147E handle slopes?

It is rated for slopes up to 35%.

Does the Worx Landroid L1000 WR147E need a boundary wire?

Yes. It follows a perimeter wire you peg around the lawn.

How much does the Worx Landroid L1000 WR147E cost?

No price is confirmed yet.