Navimow vs Worx

Lineup and price range

Segway Navimow has six models, from the i105 at $799 to the X390 at $4,499. Worx has four: the Landroid Vision Cloud 1/4 Acre WR310.1 at $1,199.99, the 1/2 Acre WR320.1 at $1,799.99, the 1 Acre WR340 at $2,299.99 and the Vision AI 1/2 Acre WR220 at $2,499.99. Navimow is cheaper at every step, and its range extends further both up and down.

Navigation

Navimow uses RTK GPS with a camera. The i105 and the X-series need an RTK antenna, while the i206 AWD and i210 AWD do not. The three Worx Vision Cloud models also use RTK with a camera but are listed as needing no antenna. The WR220 uses a camera alone. Our guide to RTK vs LiDAR vs camera explains the difference.

Slope and area

Worx rates every model here for 30 percent slopes, or has no figure at all for the WR220. Navimow rates the X-series for 50 percent and the i206 and i210 AWD for 45 percent. Area is closer. The WR340 is rated for 1 acre, the same as the Navimow X330, which costs $2,299, and the WR320.1 covers 0.5 acres. The X350 reaches 1.5 acres.

Warranty and noise

Navimow lists a 3 year warranty on every model. We have no warranty figure for Worx in our data, so check the maker's terms. Navimow is 58 to 60 dB. The only Worx noise figure is 59 dB, on the WR220.

Which fits which buyer

Choose Navimow for most buyers. It costs less, climbs more, and has a published warranty. Choose Worx if you prefer its app and the Landroid brand, and your lawn is flat. See the large yards list, where the X-series and the WR340 both rank, or the brand pages for Navimow and Worx.