If you mow up to half an acre with slopes and want satellite-guided mapping plus alarm and GPS theft tracking, get the Husqvarna Automower 410iQ (model 970727401); if you mow a quarter acre or less and want wire-free Vision-AI mowing at roughly half the observed price, get the Worx Landroid Vision Cloud WR310. The Husqvarna is a wire-free EPOS mower for lawns up to 1/2 acre with app-set virtual zones, onboard radar, a 1–4 inch cut-height range, and an anti-theft alarm with GPS location tracking through the Connect app, backed by a 4-year warranty per its listing. The Worx is a wire-free RTK Cloud + Vision AI mower for lawns up to 1/4 acre with automatic mapping, app control over WiFi and Bluetooth, a 1.57–3.54 inch cut-height range, and a 3-year manufacturer warranty per its spec block — but its page reserves Find my Landroid tracking for other variants, not the WR310. On 09/15/2026 the Husqvarna page showed $1,829.99 with an Only 3 left in stock marker, shipped and sold by Amazon.com with delivery as soon as Monday, Sep 21; the Worx page showed $949.99 with an In Stock marker, shipped and sold by Amazon.com with delivery as soon as Monday, Sep 21.
Choose by your situation
| Situation | Model to consider | Main tradeoff |
|---|---|---|
| You mow between a quarter and half an acre, have steeper grades, and want alarm plus GPS tracking if the mower is taken | Husqvarna 410iQ | Higher observed price ($1,829.99 vs $949.99), larger 29.6-inch body, and satellite positioning that needs its reference station installed and paired. |
| You mow a quarter acre or less and want the lowest observed price with Vision-AI obstacle understanding and no antenna or reference station | Worx WR310 | Half the lawn capacity, a 30% slope figure below the Husqvarna listing figure, no theft tracking on this variant, and a shorter 3-year manufacturer warranty. |
Side by side on the criteria that change the purchase
| Criterion | Husqvarna 410iQ (970727401) | Worx Landroid Vision Cloud WR310 |
|---|---|---|
| Max lawn area | Up to 1/2 acre per the listing and the maker comparison chart | Up to 1/4 acre per the listing and worx.com |
| Boundary wire vs wire-free | Wire-free: no boundary wire; positioning via EPOS satellite plus cellular network with an RS1 reference station, virtual map driven in the app | Wire-free: no perimeter wire and no local antenna; RTK Cloud positioning with Vision AI and V-SLAM sensor fusion in shade, automatic mapping |
| Slope handling (as stated) | Listing states slopes up to 45% (percent grade); maker chart states 27° maximum slope inside installation (degrees, a different unit) — compare with care | 30% slope per the listing title and feature block (percent grade) |
| Cutting width and height | 9.4-inch cutting width; 1–4 inch adjustable range per listing and maker chart | 8.7-inch cutting width; 1.57–3.54 inch range per spec block and model table |
| Navigation and zones | App-set virtual zones and stay-out zones, schedule, pattern (random, striped, checkerboard) and height changes in the Connect app; onboard radar for obstacles; systematic pattern mowing per maker chart | Automatic mapping (20–30 minute walk or auto-explore plus about 5 minutes for station and app, per page Q&A); unlimited zones, custom paths and no-go areas in the app; Parallel, Checkerboard, Diamond or Natural patterns |
| Theft protection | Anti-theft alarm with GPS location tracking via the Connect app per the listing; maker chart marks alarm and GPS theft tracking present | No alarm or tracking stated for the WR310; the page model table marks Find my Landroid as not included on the WR310 (included only on 4G variants) |
| Maintenance and running cost | Hose-washable; blade swaps in minutes; kit includes 1 year of free replacement blades; no electricity-cost figure published | Waterproof build hoses clean; page Q&A says swap blades every 1–2 months and check wheels periodically; no electricity-cost figure published |
| Winter storage | No winter-storage steps stated on the observed pages | No winter-storage steps stated on the observed pages |
| Warranty | 4-year warranty per the listing | 3 Year Manufacturer per the spec block; worx.com footer states 3 Year Limited Warranty |
| Size | 29.6 x 21.4 x 11.1 inches per spec block | 27.9 x 21.7 x 11.3 inches per spec block |
| Listing reception | 3.6 out of 5 stars across 76 ratings; #3 in Robotic Lawn Mowers | 3.8 out of 5 stars across 50 ratings; #18 in Robotic Lawn Mowers |
Husqvarna 410iQ: the larger-lawn, tracked, long-warranty pick
The Husqvarna 410iQ suits buyers whose lawn exceeds what a quarter-acre mower covers: EPOS satellite guidance with a dedicated reference station holds centimeter-accurate positioning without any buried wire, the app defines virtual boundaries and stay-out zones, and onboard radar helps it avoid obstacles while larger wheels and a bumper carry it across paths and driveways. Its capacity edge is concrete — up to 1/2 acre against the Worx quarter acre — with the widest cut-height range here (1–4 inches) and systematic stripe or checkerboard patterns. Security and warranty are its other leads: an anti-theft alarm plus GPS location tracking through the Connect app, and a 4-year warranty per the listing with a year of replacement blades in the box. Its limits are price, bulk, and sky dependence: $1,829.99 observed against $949.99, a 29.6-inch body to house, and satellite positioning that needs the reference station installed and paired. Treat the slope figures carefully — 45% on the listing is percent grade while the maker chart gives 27° in degrees — and confirm the live buy box, since the observed page showed only 3 left in stock.
Worx WR310: the smaller-lawn, lower-price, camera-guided pick
The Worx Landroid Vision Cloud WR310 suits buyers mowing a quarter acre or less who want wire-free mowing without any antenna hardware: RTK Cloud positioning works with no local antenna, Vision AI identifies grass and obstacles, V-SLAM fusion keeps it positioned in shade, and setup is a 20–30 minute mapping walk plus about 5 minutes for the station and app. Zone control is flexible — unlimited zones with custom paths and no-go areas — with four mowing-pattern finishes and Cut-to-Edge border work; the separate Cut-to-Zero edge accessory (WA0927, $199.00 on the observed page) fits the WR310 but is not included, since the model table marks it as not included on this variant. Upkeep is spelled out: swap blades every 1–2 months, check the wheels, hose off the waterproof body. Its limits are capacity, slope, security, and warranty: a 1/4-acre ceiling, a 30% slope figure, no Find my Landroid tracking on the WR310 (the table reserves it for 4G variants), and a 3-year manufacturer warranty. Note one page conflict: the spec block lists 80-minute average battery life while the 7-model table lists 60 minutes runtime in the WR310 column, so confirm runtime expectations before buying.
What neither observed page tells you
Neither observed listing nor maker page states winter-storage steps, a noise figure, rain-mowing behavior for these exact variants, or an electricity-cost figure — so budget blades and water cleanup (both documented) rather than energy savings, and store and winterize per the manual in the box. Both mowers need their charging station, app, and a mapped boundary (virtual on both, no wire to bury), and both prices, stock markers, sellers, and delivery dates are page-module observations dated 09/15/2026, not live guarantees.
Where to check the exact variants
Compare the Husqvarna 410iQ, 1/2-acre wire-free EPOS kit with charging station and RS1 reference station (model 970727401) (page module showed $1,829.99, list $2,599.99, Only 3 left in stock on 09/15/2026, shipped and sold by Amazon.com, delivery as soon as Monday, Sep 21) against the Worx Landroid Vision Cloud WR310, 1/4-acre wire-free two-wheel-drive (model WR310) (page module showed $949.99 with an In Stock marker on 09/15/2026, shipped and sold by Amazon.com, delivery as soon as Monday, Sep 21). If lawn size, slope tolerance, theft tracking, and warranty length matter most, take the Husqvarna; if price and simple antenna-free Vision-AI guidance for a smaller lawn matter most, take the Worx. Confirm the live buy box before paying, since page modules change.