United States
Cordless only, and a robot with a camera
WORX is entirely cordless on this site. Five shelves, one platform, no petrol machine at all — which on a lawn niche is a position rather than an omission.
The robot is the entry worth reading first. It navigates without a boundary wire using vision rather than satellite positioning, which changes what a garden costs to set up and changes where the machine struggles: a camera system is affected by light and by an overgrown edge in ways a buried cable is not. Its own garage is on another shelf here, and the two are designed together.
On the machine shelves the recurring feature is the bare-tool listing. Several entries are sold without a pack and a charger, at a price that sits below complete kits from other makers, and the word that says so is inside the model designation. This site prints the carton contents in the row.
The scarifier is the one that most often surprises: a cordless machine on a shelf where the alternatives are mains cables and engines.
3000 W, 335 km/h, 600 m³/h, 16:1 metal impeller, 45 L
Blow, vacuum and mulch at 335 km/h and 600 m³/h, with a metal impeller, a 16:1 ratio and a one-button mode change.
Best for: A medium garden with a mix of paving and lawn, where the machine switches modes constantly
40 cm, 2× 20 V 4 Ah, load-sensing, 7 heights, 500 m² stated
A load-sensing motor that raises power in thick grass, a deck shaped to cut close to fences, and a stated two-hour charge for both packs.
Best for: A medium lawn with a lot of boundary, where the strip left for the shears is the annoyance
Cordless, bare tool, 2-in-1, 4 heights, 40 L bag
The only cordless machine on this shelf, supplied without pack or charger, with a curved base stated to reduce pushing resistance.
Best for: A medium lawn away from a socket, in a shed that already holds this maker’s packs
Full-HD vision, 600 m², no beacons, 2 RFID zone tags
Vision only — no wire, no beacons, no antennas — with RFID tags for multi-zone gardens and a stated 0.05 s obstacle reaction.
Best for: A garden of two or three linked lawns where nothing should be buried or bolted down
The maker’s own carport with a hinged roof, naming the models it fits and the one range it does not.
Best for: A Landroid S, M or L with its dock — and not the vision model
