Landroid Vision WR340
Rated for 1 acre and 30% grade — that is 16.7°, not 30°. On a real lawn, once you allow for borders and travel paths, plan on about 0.8 acres.
What it handles
Two-wheel drive, which caps how steep it can work. That is a flat-to-gently-rolling rating — a real slope will stall it.
Navigation is satellite-based without vision or LiDAR, so heavy tree cover is a real risk — it loses its fix under canopy.
If your ground is steeper
These are rated for a similar area but hold more grade than the Landroid Vision WR340’s 30%.
WORX Landroid Vision WR340 — straight answers
- What slope can the Landroid Vision WR340 handle?
- 30% grade, which is 16.7° — not 30°. Percent and degrees are different scales and cross only at 100% = 45°.
- How much lawn can the Landroid Vision WR340 cut?
- Rated for 1 acre. After the coverage buffer real lawns need, plan on about 0.8 acres of actual mowing.
- What handles steeper ground than the Landroid Vision WR340?
- Segway Navimow X430 at 84% (40°); Segway Navimow X450 at 84% (40°); Mammotion LUBA 3 AWD 5000 at 80% (38.7°); Mammotion LUBA 3 AWD 3000 at 80% (38.7°).
How confident we are
Cross-checked against the manufacturer and at least one other source.
Area corrected from 0.37 to 1.0 acre - a 2.7x error. The 1500 sq m figure belongs to the European Landroid Vision line (WR2xxE part numbers encode sq m); the US WR3xx Cloud line does not. WORX publishes 30% (17 deg). Do not carry slope across from the 4WD siblings - the WR344 is rated 84%.