Worx Landroid Vision Cloud 4WD Robot Mower

I take a first look at the new Worx Landroid Vision Cloud 4WD (WR344), a robotic mower that takes a different approach to autonomous lawn care. Unlike many RTK robot mowers that require a dedicated antenna installed in the yard, the Vision Cloud 4WD combines cloud-based RTK corrections, onboard cameras, and VSLAM navigation technology. Add in four-wheel drive, an articulated chassis, interchangeable PowerShare batteries, and Worx's Cut-to-Edge mowing design, and this mower brings some unique ideas to the market! In this video we'll cover: • Unboxing & setup • Vision Cloud technology • RTK Cloud navigation • Cut-to-Edge mowing • 4WD performance • PowerShare battery system • Initial mowing impressions • The issue/s I encountered during setup and mapping As always, this is my honest, independent review based on testing in my own lawn. 🔗 Worx PRODUCTS Worx.com: https://upf.ai/ny9qfjoo Amazon: https://upf.ai/z7o406e6 Worx Nitro Cordless Leaf Blower I use https://amzn.to/4dREXuB 🛒 MY FAVORITE LAWN EQUIPMENT Lawn & Order Texas Edition Gear Page: https://kevin-at-lawn-order-texas-edi... 💬 QUESTIONS? Leave a comment below. I read every comment and try to respond whenever possible. 📺 SUBSCRIBE If you enjoy robotic mower reviews, lawn equipment testing, other mower content, lawn care tips, and honest product reviews, consider subscribing.    / @lawnandordertexasedition   00:00 A Different Kind of Robot Mower 00:47 No RTK Pole? Here's How It Works 01:20 The PowerShare Battery Advantage 01:57 Surprisingly Quiet 02:57 My First Setup Problem 03:20 Obstacle Avoidance Test 04:24 How Manual Mapping Works 04:48 No-Go Zones Explained 05:35 How Well Does It Cut? 06:28 First Mow Results 07:07 Automatic Mapping Is Impressive 07:33 Built-In RTK, 4WD & Articulated Chassis 08:24 What I Like (and Don't Like) 09:12 Should You Buy One? 09:23 Links & Gear 09:41 See Yah!