Worx Landroid for PC

Although it is a good idea, the features that are most important are missing. Why can't the app allow me to clear an error message on the unit? It doesn't mean remote control, I just want to start a manual/send it home session. After clearing out the error message from the unit, I must enter a manual session and then press the home button. It would be nice to have the ability to delete the errors messages in the app for random bumps and give up (without having to try to turn back).

It's usable but not great. The screen is not accurate. The app and mower should also tell me which zone I am in. We need a better user experience. I would be happy to provide feedback. Remote control is also a nice feature, but I do not care about cloud access. Remote control would be a nice feature. If the mower is not within the wire's reach, it can be seen clearly. I would prefer to pull it in than have it moved. These things could use some improvement so I would give them more stars.

It's amazing that this site has not been updated since August. Even though I am only one meter away from my router, the message "landroid appears to be offline" keeps popping up. The device's display indicates that it is still connected. This is not a rare problem, according to a quick Google search. The Landroid is a costly mistake because there's no workaround.

This app is great! I love being able control my lawnmower from my smartphone. It has been stable over the last few days after I installed my Landroid WR140. Some of your suggestions to improve the app, such as the ability to see when the mower will finish its auto-schedule and when it would stop rain delays, are good ideas. A zone editor would be great. Some of my complaints about the app are more related to connectivity than the mower.

It is an app you can use to monitor the status of your mower and make basic scheduling decisions. It doesn't have the same level of functionality as you would expect for a $1200 purchase. There are two things I would like to improve upon: 1) Scheduling specific areas and manual running of them. To avoid missing spots, I would like to concentrate on my front yard for two days and then move to the back yard. This wasn't possible until I set up multi-zone. 2) Allow crossing the midnight hour with scheduling. To avoid children and dogs from my neighbors, I begin at 10PM. I can only run for 2 hours per day. Maybe google calendar like. It could be visualized better. This whole percentage increase is strange. Is this making it longer? Is this a way to get around midnight crossover? 4) More statistics. A history of run times would be helpful (see the nest app). I don't find the total lifetime runtime very helpful. 5) More useful main dashboard. What's the point of me continuing to see that I have no add-ons? Most users will not see any changes to the main view. This should be set in the preferences. For ideas, you might want to look into automated sprinkler systems apps. For example, embed the history in the main view. Allow modification of multi-zone settings within the app. You should not be limited to the distance required to reach the designated zone.

Although the app is basic, it's still very good. Although I would like the Landroid to update more frequently, especially when it is charging, I can understand why it does not when out in the yard. It's so far been stable in Android 11 but a little slow at times. It was used to set the time and date for Otis, my Landroid, who is currently mowing my grass as I type this. It would be great if there was a way for the mower to identify a stuck or damaged wheel. This has already happened once. It would also be useful if the mower could report its exact location to the app. This will help locate it if necessary. A "force update" command would allow me to know the status of the mower's battery, location and power.

It does the most basic job, but it is not perfect. For the most part, the app works as an extension to the existing onboard menu. The app is reliable and does its job well. There is still a lot to be done, as other comments have pointed out. The interface and UX of my Xiaomi vacuum is excellent. I wish Worx, a well-respected company, would invest a few units of R&D in its mowers app.

It is great to see that the app developer continues to improve it and increase its utility. Sometimes new bugs can arise when there are new features. The latest bug, as of the 12/12/2021 is a large dialog box asking me to activate Sim. I can't dismiss it. My 140 does not have radio modules, as far as I can tell.

Although the app appears nice, it is not able to connect to my mower. The mower can still be seen in router if I'm in the same WiFi network. The serial number is used to connect and it returns the message "mower registered already" which means there's no additional mower available in the app. I had issues with previous version of the landroid app and was hopeful that this one would solve them.

App cannot connect to wifi in order for it to work. I tried it in both an iphone and two Android phones. I even tried to push configuration files through USB and two routers with different SSIDs. Your setup should be updated. This is the worst wireless device I have ever used. This will be returned in the next few days.

The app is great. The biggest improvement would be for the app to include skip mowing. If I am sure it is going to be bad, and want to just skip Sun's mowing. Then I need to switch off the day and then re-enter all information. It would also be great if Centipede and Zoysia were included in the list of grasses.

Only after updating to 2.0.3. My iPhone works 100% with LandDroid and the app. I updated ::::: As per the above instructions, but with no success. Refreshing the page works eventually, so account wasn't an issue. Android also has GPS that is not known. After all the suggestions, Landroid still shows Unknown status and I have to refresh it until connected. App will go back to unknown once it is reduced. iOS is perfect.

Connectivity issues persist, but I cannot find the Landroid module that is causing this problem. App requires more taps for basic functions. Thanks to a 3.17 change, both 150s have been digging holes using a pivot-turn method. They are creating ruts in my yard and digging holes. The unit can be dug so deeply that it either cuts the wire at the bottom or gets stuck spinning up until the battery goes dead. When they first arrived last spring, they worked perfectly. It is a complete waste of money.

I tried to set this up using my Samsung/Android phone. It wouldn't connect as I required a wifi connection of 2.4GHz so I went into my router and got that set up. It now says that there was an error in the connection when trying to sync Landroid. My landroid appears to be connected but the app doesn't show it. It is very frustrating.

It claims it can estimate your lawn's size. This option is not available. The mower will sometimes show manual stop in certain circumstances and it is impossible to operate without physical intervention. My last complaint was that the Landroid reported 99 percent of times "Landroid appears offline." The app will execute the automatic schedule, but it is not possible to control the process. I've emailed, but have not received a response.