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Worx

Landroid Vision Cloud 800 m²

Lawn mowers · WR308E · Reference price in Spain 999 €

47/100
Listed
Worx Landroid Vision Cloud 800 m²
Image: Worx, from its product page

At a glance

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

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 & parts22/30Support & warranty8/20Ownership & independence1/20Cost of ownership14/20Privacy & security2/10

What it costs to keep running

84 €official consumables per year, 8% of the price
44,62 €official replacement battery
10spare parts sold officially in Spain
Consumables we found
PartPriceReplace every
Long-life stainless blades WA0720 (10 blades; alternative to WA0719, not additional) (pack of 10)19,90 €1.5 months
Replacement blades WA0719 (10 blades, 3 fitted per change, so 3 full changes per pack) (pack of 10)14,90 €1.5 months

Official prices in Spain at the manufacturer’s recommended replacement intervals. Reference price: the Spanish or EU launch price where we could source it, otherwise the current list price. Compare running costs.

Repair & parts 22/30

R1 Battery replacement

8/8

User-replaceable with common tools, and an official replacement battery is sold

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

R2 Spare parts catalogue

8/8

At least 80% of key modules sold through official channels

8 of 10 key modules can be ordered as original WR308E parts from worx-parts.eu, which Worx's own wiki links as a spare-parts shop and which ships to Spain for 12.95 €. Mainboard and cutting motor are listed but not orderable (authorised workshop only), so 80% sits exactly on the threshold. Worx's wiki footer links 'Spare Parts in France/Switzerland' to worx-parts.eu and 'Spare Parts in Spain' to blackcenter.net.

4 sources

R3 Parts in practice

3/5

The battery, or at least a quarter of key modules including a hardware module, orderable for such a model

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

R4 Repair information

3/5

Partial (e.g. videos for some parts only)

Partial. The manual and the Worx wiki give official step-by-step guides only for blade replacement, battery removal and cleaning. No public guides or service manual cover motors, wheels, mainboard or the RTK/camera modules.

2 sources

R5 Independent repair

0/4

Neither, or not disclosed

Independent repair voids the warranty, which requires authorised-centre repairs and original parts only. Worx does not say whether parts are paired; the parts shop says mainboard, cutting motor and RTK module repairs must go to an authorised workshop.

3 sources

Support & warranty 8/20

S1 Committed update period

8/8

At least 5 years of firmware/security updates from launch

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

S2 Update track record

0/6

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

S3 Warranty beyond the statutory guarantee

0/6

Statutory guarantee only

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

2 sources

Ownership & independence 1/20

I1 Works without the manufacturer's cloud

0/8

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

I2 Local control

0/6

Cloud-only integrations

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

I3 No subscription for core features

1/3

Optional subscriptions for extras only

RTK Cloud and connectivity are free for life. The optional Find My Landroid GPS module (149 €), listed as compatible with WR308E, includes 1 year of mobile service and then needs a renewal paid in the app.

2 sources

I4 End-of-life commitment

0/3

None

No commitment found that the mower keeps working if the cloud service is shut down. Positec lists only an end date for security updates.

Cost of ownership 14/20

C2 Battery replacement price

6/6

Official battery at most 10% of launch price

Official battery €44.62 = 4.5% of €999.00.

2 sources

C3 Open consumables

3/6

They work, but with warnings or reduced function

The blades are plain screw-on steel blades with no chip or electronic interface. However, the Worx warranty excludes products used with non-original parts. No source directly confirms third-party blades work normally.

2 sources

Privacy & security 2/10

P1 Security practice

2/4

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

P2 Camera and microphone data

0/3

Uploaded by default, or not disclosed

Camera images are collected and used for product improvement (anonymised) and diagnostics. Worx's marketing says real-world images train its neural network. No on-device-only processing or opt-in consent is disclosed.

3 sources

P3 Data control

0/3

Neither

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