Save $600: The Worx WR341 robot lawn mower is now at its lowest price yet, dropping to $1,400 from $2,000. That’s a solid 30% off on a mower designed to handle challenging terrain with its all-wheel drive system. If your lawn has steep slopes or uneven patches that are difficult to tackle otherwise, you can let this robot take over while you sit back and relax.

Worx WR341 robot lawn mower

$1,400 (original price: $2,000)

We checked its price history on Keepa, and the Worx WR341 4WD robot lawn mower averaged $1,814 over the past 180 days. At $1,400, it’s now at its lowest price yet, saving you $414 compared with that average. 

This mower can handle lawns up to a quarter of an acre. Thanks to this lawn mower’s commercial-grade RTK technology, it can navigate your lawn without relying on extra cloud services, so there are no additional costs. Bumpy lawn? No need to sweat it as its four-wheel drive and constant-grip traction can handle difficult terrain and follow your lawn’s contours for a smooth cut. It can even climb steep slopes (with up to 84% inclines).

It automatically maps the entire area, recognizing obstacles along the way, so it knows what to avoid and where to go. Its stereo-vision cameras also guide the mower to cut precisely along the borders. There’s no need for a manual trim later, as its Cut-to-Zero offset blade trims close to the edges. And the best part is that you can control it all via its app. 

If a robot mower isn’t quite what you’re looking for, you can also explore our list of the best electric lawn mowers.

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If you have a bigger lawn and steep slopes, you may consider the Roborock RockMow X115H robot lawn mower. It can handle up to 80% slopes and massive 3.15-inch obstacles over a third of an acre. You can currently snag it for $1,725 at Amazon, 25% less than its list price.

Shruti is a writer on CNET’s commerce team, with years of experience covering e-commerce, travel, lifestyle and tech.

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