Worx Landroid Vision L1600 (WR216E)

The spec-sheet read

Our analysis of the sourced spec sheet — positioning and trade-offs, not a hands-on review. We don't score mowers we haven't tested.

Worx's camera-only wire-free robot: an AI-vision Landroid with no boundary wire, no RTK and no antenna, rated for 1,600 m² with a 22 cm cut.

The Landroid Vision L1600 (WR216E) is the largest-area model in Worx's Vision line and the only vision-only robot in our catalogue rated for more than 800 m². It navigates entirely by an AI camera — no boundary wire, no RTK antenna, no satellite correction — so nothing is installed in the garden and no map is surveyed before the first cut. Worx rates it for 1,600 m² with a 30% slope limit, a 22 cm cut and a 30–60 mm height range, at 14 kg without its battery, and with app control, multi-zone support and anti-theft protection. Worx publishes a 59 dB(A) rating, IPX5 sealing and a removable 20 V, 4 Ah PowerShare pack. Its €1,299 standard price sits between the £699 Navimow i105E and the all-wheel-drive flagships.

The 1,600 m² should be read against how a camera-only machine works: it is a rated ceiling for total lawn rather than a per-charge measure, and Worx does not publish runtime or recharge time to size it by. Compared with the eufy E15, the other vision-only robot here, the Landroid doubles the rated area and starts its cut higher (30 mm against 25 mm) in a 14 kg body against 12.5 kg. Where a lawn has steep banks, the 30% rating is the practical limit — well short of the 45% of the i208 or the 80% of the AWD machines.

Verification note: Specs are quoted from Worx's EU product page for the WR216E and cross-checked against an independent UK review; the €1,299 is a standard retail listing with no promotional markers, chosen over widely scattered third-party figures. Runtime and recharge time are not stated in these sources and are left unspecified; the 14 kg is Worx's 'weight without battery'. This is a reading of the published specification, not a hands-on test.