Worx review

Updated September 30, 2026 · HabitatCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 30, 2026

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Our verdict

Worx suits US buyers who want a single brand for robot mowing and the rest of the garden, with rtk-gps and vision navigation and a battery platform across the range. Its mowing reach of 6,070 square metres sits high in this comparison, while the 3 year warranty sits in the middle.

Key facts

Best for
A single brand covering robot mowing plus hand garden tools in the United States.
Largest lawn area (m²)
6,070↗
Warranty
3 years↗
Maximum slope
84%↗
Shared battery platform
Yes↗
App control
Yes↗
Markets
US↗
Legal entity
Positec Tool Corporation↗
Headquarters
United States↗
Support channels
Phone, Help-centre↗
Products
Robot mower, Lawn mower, Trimmer, Leaf blower, Chainsaw, Pressure washer, Garden tools
Robot mower navigation
Rtk gps, Vision
Official website
worx.com

Facts checked September 30, 2026, 3 sources

Apps and profiles

Elsewhere
X

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Mowing capacity of 6,070 square metres places Worx at 3 of 14 brands in this comparison, so capacity is the stronger side of the record.
  • Navigation pairs rtk-gps with vision in rtk gps and vision, giving two positioning methods rather than a single approach on the mower class.
  • App control and a battery platform both come with the range, so scheduling and shared packs are part of the standard setup rather than an extra.
  • Warranty of 3 years matches the robot mower group, where the typical length is 3 years.
  • The range is wider than Toolineo's, adding the leaf blowers and pressure washers in robot mower, lawn mower and trimmer to the garden tool spread in robot mower, lawn mower and trimmer.

Cons

  • Warranty of 3 years ranks 5 of 19, so brands placed higher commit to longer cover.
  • Worx lists US as its market, so the range and the warranty are tied to that country alone.
  • Support runs through phone and help centre, and buyers who want live chat or a community forum find neither in that list.
  • Fuxtec covers ride-on mowers in robot mower, lawn mower and ride on mower, a class outside robot mower, lawn mower and trimmer.
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Who it suits

  • Home owners with large or sloped grounds, checking 6,070 square metres of reach and slope limits of 84% against their lawn.
  • Buyers building a full tool wall from a single brand, since robot mower, lawn mower and trimmer covers robot mowers, lawn mowers, trimmers, leaf blowers, chainsaws and pressure washers.
  • People who would rather run the mower from a phone, with app control and a battery platform both listed as standard.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Estate buyers who want a ride-on machine, since Exmark lists ride-on mowers in lawn mower, ride on mower and robot mower.
  • Shoppers who want the broadest single-brand range, since Fuxtec matches the garden tools in robot mower, lawn mower and ride on mower and adds ride-on mowers.
  • Buyers who prefer the shorter robot mower and garden tool spread, which is what Toolineo carries in robot mower, lawn mower and trimmer.

Where it sits among rivals

Worx puts its weight behind mowing reach rather than cover length. On maximum mowing area it ranks 3 of 14 brands in this comparison, a stronger placing than its 5 of 19 on warranty years. Buyers stretched by mower capacity find that useful. Buyers shopping on what is promised once the machine is paid for find the field tighter, since brands placed higher on warranty years commit to longer cover. The gap between those two placings is the trade-off to weigh: capacity carries the ranking, warranty carries the risk, and the robot mower group stretches further still at 14,000 square metres.

What it does well

The headline number is reach. Worx robot mowers cover 6,070 square metres of lawn, and the range handles slopes of 84%, so banks and uneven ground sit inside the spec. A battery platform runs across the machines, which means packs are shared rather than locked to a single product, and app control is included so scheduling and start commands sit in the phone app. Capacity and slope handling are the strong side. The 3 year warranty is ordinary for this class, so the case rests on what the machine does each week rather than on how long the cover lasts.

Who runs it

Worx is run by Positec Tool Corporation, based in the United States. The company named on the terms is the party behind the range, the warranty and product questions, so support and cover come from the same outfit. Support runs through phone and help centre, pairing a phone line with a help centre, which suits buyers who want both voice help and written reference material. Anyone weighing a purchase can treat the warranty as a company commitment rather than a resale promise from a dealer.

Where Worx is available

Available
United States

Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 30, 2026)

Frequently asked questions

How large a lawn can a Worx robot mower handle?+

Worx robot mowers are listed at 6,070 square metres of maximum mowing area, and the range copes with slopes of 84%. That places Worx at 3 of 14 brands on capacity in this comparison. Measure your own lawn before buying, because banks and inclines eat into usable ground.

Does the mower rely on a boundary wire?+

Worx navigation combines rtk-gps with vision, as listed in rtk gps and vision, so satellite positioning and onboard cameras both shape how the range maps and follows a lawn. Wire based mapping sits outside that list. In the robot mower group, rtk-gps appears at 46.7% and vision at 53.3%.

Do the robot mowers and hand tools share the same batteries?+

A battery platform is part of the range, so packs are shared across machines instead of being tied to a single product, and app control comes with it for scheduling and start commands. Both are listed as standard, which is what makes a mixed tool wall easier to run, and robot mower, lawn mower and trimmer shows the mowers and the handheld tools sitting under one roof.

How long is the Worx warranty?+

Worx offers a 3 year limited warranty, which places it at 5 of 19 brands in this comparison. The typical robot mower length here is 3 years, and the longest reach 5 years, so longer cover does exist among rivals.

Where can Worx machines be bought?+

Worx lists its market as US, with the company based in the United States. Buying inside that market keeps the 3 year warranty straightforward, since the entity behind it, Positec Tool Corporation, is the party named on the terms. Elsewhere, check which company the local seller actually represents before counting on that cover.

How do I get help from Worx?+

Support runs through phone and help centre, so a phone line and a help centre carry the load. Live chat and community forums sit outside that list, which suits buyers who like written reference material and leaves others to call. The entity handling enquiries is Positec Tool Corporation, the same company that stands behind the range.

What do robot mowers in this comparison usually cost?+

Robot mowers in this comparison carry a typical entry price of €99.94, while the wider lawn mower and garden tool group sits at €53.95. Worx spans both, since robot mower, lawn mower and trimmer puts robot mowers beside trimmers, chainsaws and pressure washers, so one catalogue covers the cheap end and the mower class.

Can a single Worx brand cover the whole garden?+

Worx covers robot mowers, lawn mowers, trimmers, leaf blowers, chainsaws, pressure washers and garden tools in robot mower, lawn mower and trimmer, a wider spread than the robot mower and garden tool range in robot mower, lawn mower and trimmer. Fuxtec matches that breadth in robot mower, lawn mower and ride on mower and adds ride-on mowers, so it is the closer match for very large grounds.

Sources

Compiled from 4 source pages, checked September 30, 2026. We did not open an account.

Worx

Worx

A single brand covering robot mowing plus hand garden tools in the United States.

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