Mammotion LUBA 3 AWD 1500H vs WORX Landroid Vision Cloud WR320

Listed as Alarm in the technical specifications and documented as a geofence alert: the app pushes a notification when the robot moves more than 50 m (164 ft) outside its task area

The manual documents the PIN lock and the app alerts, but no audible siren

The manual's Security & Tracking section documents only the geofence alarm and GPS theft tracking; Mammotion publishes no start-up PIN for the LUBA 3

A four-digit PIN is chosen the first time the mower is started, and the mower will only run with the power key switched on and the correct PIN entered

The operating bands table in the LUBA 3 AWD manual gives the robot 2400-2483 MHz plus 5500-5700 MHz and 5745-5825 MHz. The table is the EU declaration and Mammotion publishes no separate band list for the North American SKU, but the only per-model exclusion it notes is the GNSS band, which it says the 1500/1500H/3000/3000H do not support

The technical data declares only the 2.4 GHz band for Wi-Fi

Built-in 4G module with 3 years of data included; Mammotion states a subscription is required to keep the service after that

The 1/2 acre Vision Cloud declares Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and RadioLink as its radios. The 4G link and the Find My Landroid module that carries it are listed only on the 1 acre WR340

RadioLink is a dedicated radio link between the mower and its charging station that relays the cloud RTK corrections and extends coverage beyond normal Wi-Fi range. The manual's accessories table ships the module with this model

Two-wheel drive, sold on the listing as the Two-Wheel Drive style; the 4WD Vision Cloud models are the ones aimed at steep or broken ground

Cutting area of 1/2 acre (2000 m2) in the manual's technical data, the entry point of the Vision Cloud line above the 1/4 acre WR310

Slope rated at 30% (17 degrees) in the manual's technical data

The LUBA 3 AWD user manual gives the vertical obstacle passing ability per chassis: 80 mm (3.1 in) for the H versions and 50 mm (2 in) for the standard-height versions

Three blades and a no-load speed of 2400 rpm in the manual's technical data, with six spare blades in the box

Six cutting heights in the manual's technical data: 1.57, 1.97, 2.36, 2.76, 3.15 and 3.54 in (40 to 90 mm)

Electric cutting height adjustment in the manual's technical data, set from the app, including different heights for different areas of the garden

Cutting diameter of 8.7 in (22 cm) in the manual's technical data

The LUBA 3 cutting system is two inset discs with no side trimmer: Mammotion's own comparison lists an edge cutting disc for the LUBA mini 2 AWD and none for any LUBA 3, and the app only offers a Perimeter Laps path mode

Vision AI reads the boundary type and crosses ridable edges or follows fixed borders as closely as it can, sold on the listing as Cut-to-Edge border cutting. The Cut to Zero offset blade module that trims right to the line is not in this model's box: the manual's accessories table gives it only to the WR310.1 and WR320.1

The product overview labels a supplemental light next to the vision module on the front of the robot, which is what keeps the cameras working on night sessions

The FiatLux light module is standard only on selected models and the manual tells owners of this one to buy a FiatLux light separately if they want it

Scheduling is a fixed calendar: the manual documents dates and times per task area, and the only weather behaviour is the reactive rain detection that pauses a run already under way. Nothing adapts the frequency to growth, season or a forecast

Worx describes automatic scheduling that works out the mowing plan from grass species, season, sunlight, rainfall and growth rate instead of following a fixed calendar

The LUBA 3 AWD manual lists Voice Control: Alexa & Google Home in the technical specifications of every model, including the 1500H

360 degree x 59 degree LiDAR with a detection range up to 230 ft at 80% reflectivity

The manual's technical data lists a stereo camera as the only optical sensor, with no LiDAR module

Unlike the 3000 and 5000 models, the LUBA 3 AWD 1500 drops NetRTK entirely: Mammotion states its 360 degree LiDAR covers up to 0.37 acre without the need for RTK/NetRTK

Commercial-grade RTK corrections are delivered to the mower over the internet with no antenna to install in the garden, and V-SLAM sensor fusion with the stereo camera takes over where trees or buildings block the satellite signal

The 1500 is the one LUBA 3 without RTK: the manual lists its positioning as 360 LiDAR Module & AI Vision, and the packing list notes the 1500/1500H ships without the RTK reference station, antenna, extension cable and power supply

The RTK receiver is built into the mower and the corrections arrive from the Worx RTK Cloud, which the listing states carries no additional cloud costs

Worx PowerShare 20V Max Li-ion pack, battery model WA3675 in the manual's technical data

Battery average life as declared on the Amazon listing; Worx does not publish a runtime figure in the technical data

Charging time of approximately 100 minutes with the supplied WA3752 charger, per the manual's technical data and the product page

The manual is explicit: remove the battery only when disposing of the product, and removing it otherwise voids the warranty. Getting to the 21.6 V 9.4 Ah pack means unscrewing the underside, lifting the top cover and the middle frame and cutting a zip tie

The pack lifts out from under the battery cover and is shared with the rest of the Worx PowerShare cordless range