Worx Landroid Vision M600 (WR206E)

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.

The 600 m² member of Worx's camera-only Vision line: no boundary wire, no RTK, no antenna, an 18 cm cut and a removable 20 V PowerShare battery, at a €1,499 RRP.

The Landroid Vision M600 (WR206E) is the smaller sibling of the Landroid Vision L1600 we also list, and shares its navigation: an AI camera reads the lawn edge and obstacles directly, so there is no boundary wire to bury, no RTK antenna and no satellite correction, and nothing is mapped before the first cut. Worx rates it for 600 m² with a 30% slope limit, an 18 cm cut, a 30–60 mm height range, 59 dB(A) and IPX5 sealing, with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth app control and multi-zone management. The battery is a removable 20 V, 2 Ah PowerShare pack — the same family as Worx's cordless tools — rather than a built-in cell.

Two things distinguish it from the L1600 beyond area. The cut is narrower (18 against 22 cm) and the pack smaller (2 against 4 Ah), which is how Worx scales the same platform down to 600 m². And the €1,499 RRP is higher than the L1600's €1,299 street listing — so on published prices the larger machine is not the dearer one; check both before assuming the M600 is the value option. Worx does not publish weight, mowing time or recharge time for this model, and anti-theft is offered only as an optional GPS 'Find My Landroid' module, so those fields are left open.

Verification note: Specs are quoted from Worx's EU product page for the WR206E and its German page, which agree; the €1,499 is the manufacturer's stated UVP with no strikethrough. Weight, mowing time, recharge time, built-in anti-theft and warranty are not stated and are left unspecified. This is a reading of the published specification, not a hands-on test.