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Worx

How Worx treats owners after the sale, from our assessment of its lawn mower sold in Spain: warranty, updates, parts for older models, independence from its cloud, and privacy.

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Worx Landroid Vision Cloud 800 m²Image: Worx
47/100

Worx

Landroid Vision Cloud 800 m²

Lawn mowers

Listed

Strongest: Repair & parts 22/30 Weakest: Ownership & independence 1/20

Reference price
999 €
Consumables a year
84 €
Replacement battery
44,62 €
Works offline
Not disclosed
Parts for 5-year-old models
Battery or some modules
Warranty vs Spain’s 3 years
Less than a year extra
Repair & parts
22/30
Support & warranty
8/20
Ownership & independence
1/20
Cost of ownership
14/20
Privacy & security
2/10

Where it does well

  • Security updates promised: 5 years or more
  • Battery: you can swap it

Where it falls short or doesn’t say

  • Warranty in Spain: less than a year extra
  • Updates for older models: not disclosed
  • Without the internet: not disclosed
  • Local control: no local integration
  • Your data: neither confirmed

Track record

Warranty in Spain

S3

Measured against Spain’s 3-year legal guarantee.

Less than a year extra

3 years with registration only matches Spain's statutory guarantee; battery 1 year.

2 sources

Security updates promised

S1

A published minimum period of updates, counted from launch.

5 years or more

Positec's official product-security page lists Vision Cloud (incl. WR308E) with launch 2026-04-01 and security-update support until 2031-04-01, i.e. 5 years from launch.

2 sources

Updates for older models

S2

Whether models 2 or 4 years old got firmware in the last year.

Not disclosed

Worx publishes no firmware changelog or release dates. The ES Landroid support page only points to the account portal for updates; the Worx wiki firmware pages for 2019/2020 M/L models now return 404. Searches and the Home Assistant landroid_cloud tracker showed firmware versions (e.g. WR111MI on 5.25.0+1) but no release dates, so no evidence that models launched 4+ or 2+ years ago got an update in the last 12 months.

2 sources

Parts for older models

R3

Whether parts are still sold for the brand’s model from 5 years earlier.

Battery or some modules

On worx-parts.eu (Worx original-parts shop, ships to Spain for 12.95 EUR) the 2019 Landroid M700 WR142E has add-to-cart for cutting disc set, blades, rear (drive) wheel, top cover and complete charging station: 5 of 9 applicable modules (56%). Battery has no delivery date; drive motor, cutting motor set and main board are listed but 'cannot be ordered' (repair via authorised workshop only). Positioning module N/A (wire-guided). Half or more of the key modules are orderable, but not the battery, which the top level requires, so the level is mid.

6 sources

Battery

R1

Whether a replacement battery is sold, and who can fit it.

You can swap it

The battery is a standard 20V PowerShare pack in a slot under a cover. The manual has users remove it themselves, no tools needed. Official replacement batteries are sold for delivery to Spain.

4 sources

Without the internet

I1

What still works with no account and no connection.

Not disclosed

Setup needs a Worx account and mapping is done in the app. RTK positioning uses corrections streamed from Worx's cloud. Worx publishes nothing on whether scheduled mowing continues without internet or the cloud.

2 sources

Local control

I2

Matter, or an official local API.

No local integration

No Matter support or official local API found. The maintained Home Assistant integration (landroid_cloud) works through the Worx cloud, and zones and schedules are read-only for Vision models.

1 source

Security practice

P1

A published vulnerability disclosure policy, and fixes within 90 days.

One of the two

Positec publishes a vulnerability disclosure policy with a PGP-encrypted report channel and target fix times. No public Landroid vulnerability disclosure was found, so there is no fix-within-90-days record. Positec also threatens legal action over unauthorised public disclosure.

2 sources

Your data

P3

In-app deletion, and no use of device data for advertising.

Neither confirmed

Data and account deletion is by email request, not in-app. Product data may be used for advertising, and personal usage data may go to marketing agencies with consent.

3 sources