Is the Worx Landroid as reliable as the Husqvarna Automower?

The Husqvarna Automower has a longer proven track record in the UK and a denser service network. The Worx Landroid is a solid performer but has had reported firmware issues on some early units causing erratic cutting patterns — confirm the unit is running current firmware via the Worx app. For buyers who want established reliability and local dealer support, Husqvarna is the safer choice. For buyers comfortable with app-based support, the Landroid performs comparably on the lawn.

Can the Worx Landroid and Husqvarna share boundary wire?

No. The two systems use different wire protocols and charging connector standards. If you are replacing one brand with the other, you will need to reinstall the boundary wire — a professional installation costs £200–£400 depending on garden complexity. Factor this into the price comparison when switching brands.

Which robotic mower is cheaper to run — Worx Landroid L1000 or Husqvarna Automower 315?

The Worx Landroid L1000 is cheaper to run. Replacement blades cost £8–£12 per set versus £20–£28 for Husqvarna blades, and blades should be changed every one to two seasons. Both draw similar standby and operating power. Over a five-year period, blade costs alone favour the Landroid by roughly £50–£80.

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Worx Landroid L1000 vs Husqvarna Automower 315 — Which to Buy Used?

Last updated 5 November 2026

The Worx Landroid L1000 (£320–£480 used) and Husqvarna Automower 315 (£350–£490 used) are the two most-compared robotic lawn mowers in the UK mid-market. Both use perimeter wire navigation, cover up to 1,000–1,500 m², and are priced within £100 of each other on the used market. The key differences are brand support and app ecosystem: Husqvarna has a larger UK dealer network; Landroid adds AILogic adaptive cutting and is app-connected from the base model.

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Worx Landroid L1000

Used price (UK)£320–£480

Retail (new)£849

Resale index88.3(-6.1% YoY)

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Husqvarna Automower 315

Used price (UK)£350–£490

Retail (new)£1,099

Resale index95.8(+1.2% YoY)

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How they compare

Aspect	Worx Landroid L1000	Husqvarna Automower 315
Coverage	Up to 1,000 m²	Up to 1,500 m²✓
Used price (UK)	£320–£480✓	£350–£490
Retail price (new)	£849✓	£1,099
Navigation	Perimeter wire + AILogic pattern adaptation	Perimeter wire + random/systematic
App connectivity	Worx Landroid app — full control✓	No app (315 base model)
GPS anti-theft	No	No (315X adds this)
Blade replacement cost	£8–£12 per set✓	£20–£28 per set
UK dealer network	Limited — mainly online support	Wide dealer network including Husqvarna specialists✓
Resale market depth	Thinner — fewer used units available	Established — many used units and buyers✓
Best for	Buyers wanting app control at lower used price	Buyers wanting dealer support and larger coverage

Which should you buy?

Choose Worx Landroid L1000

Choose the Worx Landroid L1000 if your lawn is under 800 m² and you want app control, or if the Husqvarna's higher blade cost and dealer-dependency does not suit you. At £320–£420 used with app connectivity included, the Landroid offers more technology for less money. Budget for firmware verification and wire connector inspection on used examples.

Choose Husqvarna Automower 315

Choose the Husqvarna Automower 315 if your lawn approaches 1,000–1,500 m², or if you want the reassurance of Husqvarna's established UK dealer network for servicing and parts. The 315's larger used market also means more choice and easier price discovery. At £350–£450 used, it is a known quantity with a 20-year reliability track record.

Bottom line

For small to medium lawns (under 800 m²) where app control matters and dealer proximity is not a concern, the Worx Landroid L1000 at £320–£420 is the stronger value proposition. For larger lawns or buyers who want local dealer support, the Husqvarna 315 at £350–£450 is the safer long-term investment.