Robot lawn mowers are ideal for homeowners looking to free up time spent taking care of their yards, but many of these robots go for more than $1,000 for smaller lawns, and signifcantly more for ...

I still remember how excited I was the first time I set eyes on a robotic lawnmower. It was a few years ago and I remember wondering why it had never occurred to me before to investigate whether or ...

The 13″ 20V max lithium-ion mower includes 2 removable 4.0Ah batteries that features charge level indicators. Patented Intellicut provides additional torque on demand and the ability to conserve ...

If you have a large lawn and are a stickler for great quality garden gear with oodles of innovative features, make a bee-line for the 80v Worx Nitro cordless lawn mower. You’ll quickly come to ...

Welcome to T3's review of the Worx Landroid Vision M600, an extremely impressive plug-and-play robot lawn mower that doesn’t require any major physical set up. The Worx Landroid Vision M600 is part of ...

With summer 2025 becoming more of a distant memory by the day, many homeowners are winterizing their lawn mowers and preparing to put them into storage for the next six months. Simultaneously, many ...

The Takeaway: Ideal for small spaces, the mid-voltage Worx is the happy medium between a too-powerful gas mower and an inconvenient corded model. We just finished testing one of this spring’s newest ...

The Worx Landroid M is a robotic mower designed for smaller lawns that does a great job of cutting quietly, though it lacks any sort of wireless connectivity. Robot lawn mowers are ideal for ...

I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year stint in purchasing for a major IBM reseller in New York City before eventually landing at PCMag (back when it was still in print ...

When I reviewed the Worx Landroid M Cordeless Robotic Lawn Mower (WG794) last year, I gave it high marks for its cutting performance, ease of use, and quiet operation, but dinged it for its lack of ...

I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year stint in purchasing for a major IBM reseller in New York City before eventually landing at PCMag (back when it was still in print ...