Head to head
Husqvarna Automower 115H vs Worx Landroid WR140 (2026)
Husqvarna 115H vs Worx WR140: coverage, slopes, connectivity, and cut quality compared so you buy the right robot mower for your yard.
#1 in our rankings · Best overall
Husqvarna Automower 115H
Best for: Homeowners up to 0.4 acres who want a set-and-forget mower backed by dealer support.
#2 in our rankings · Best value
Worx Landroid WR140
Best for: Lawns up to a quarter acre where you want app-based scheduling and rain sensing without the premium price.
Our recommendation
Buy the Husqvarna 115H if your lawn is between a quarter and 0.4 acres or has real slopes: the coverage and 40 percent grade handling are decisive. Buy the Worx WR140 if your lawn is a quarter acre or less, relatively flat, and you value Wi-Fi scheduling and a rain sensor over raw capability. Yard size decides this one more than features do.
Coverage: 0.4 acres vs a quarter acre
The Husqvarna's 0.4-acre rating covers the typical suburban lot; the Worx's quarter-acre rating suits smaller properties. Do not stretch the Worx onto a bigger lawn: an undersized robot runs constantly, wears faster, and still leaves the far corners shaggy.
Slopes: 40 percent grade vs 20 degrees
This is the starkest gap. The 115H climbs banks the WR140 cannot attempt. If your yard has any meaningful grade, the Husqvarna is not just better, it is the only viable choice of the two.
Connectivity: Bluetooth vs Wi-Fi
The Worx is the more modern device here: Wi-Fi app control from anywhere, over-the-air updates, and a rain sensor. The Husqvarna's Bluetooth-only link feels dated but is perfectly adequate for set-and-forget scheduling.
Choose Husqvarna Automower 115H if…
- Your lawn is 0.25 to 0.4 acres
- You have slopes, banks, or swales
- Dealer service and parts availability matter to you
Choose Worx Landroid WR140 if…
- Your lawn is a quarter acre or less and fairly flat
- You want Wi-Fi remote control and scheduling
- You want the lower price and a rain sensor included
Spec-by-spec comparison
| Spec | Husqvarna Automower 115H | Worx Landroid WR140 |
|---|---|---|
| Price tier | Premium | Mid-range |
| Max lawn size | 0.4 acres | 1/4 acre |
| Cutting width | 8.7 in | 7 in |
| Cutting height | 2.0 to 3.6 in | 0.8 to 2.0 in |
| Max slope | 40% grade (22 degrees) | 20 degrees |
| Runtime / charge time | 58 min mow / 60 min charge | — |
| Connectivity | — | Wi-Fi and Bluetooth app control |
| Best for | Homeowners up to 0.4 acres who want a set-and-forget mower backed by dealer support. | Lawns up to a quarter acre where you want app-based scheduling and rain sensing without the premium price. |
| Skip if | Your yard has steep slopes beyond 40 percent grade, or you want GPS navigation without a boundary wire. | You have thick, tall grass it must power through, or slopes steeper than 20 degrees. |
Strengths and limitations
Husqvarna Automower 115H
Strengths
- Rated for up to 0.4 acres with an 8.7-inch cutting width and 2 to 3.6-inch cutting height range.
- Handles slopes up to 40 percent grade (about 22 degrees), among the best in its class.
- Husqvarna's dealer network means parts and service are easy to find years later.
Limitations
- Uses a boundary wire for navigation, so installation takes real effort on complex yards.
- Bluetooth-only app control means no remote control or theft tracking from away from home.
- At 23.2 pounds it is heavier than most competitors, which matters if you ever need to lift it.
Worx Landroid WR140
Strengths
- Wi-Fi plus Bluetooth app control with scheduling, mowing zones, and over-the-air firmware updates.
- Built-in rain sensor sends the mower back to its base when it starts raining.
- Cutting height adjusts from 0.8 to 2 inches, lower than most competitors for a manicured look.
Limitations
- Rated for only a quarter acre, so it is undersized for larger suburban lots.
- 7-inch cutting width is narrow, which means more passes and longer total mow time.
- Max slope of 20 degrees rules out steep banks and drainage swales.
How they fit the wider field
- Husqvarna Automower 115H: ranked #1 (Best overall) in The Best Robot Lawn Mowers. Read the full Husqvarna Automower 115H review.
- Worx Landroid WR140: ranked #2 (Best value) in The Best Robot Lawn Mowers. Read the full Worx Landroid WR140 review.
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Questions, answered
Which is better for a 0.3-acre flat lawn?
The Husqvarna 115H. The Worx is rated for a quarter acre and would be undersized at 0.3, running near-constantly. The 115H covers it comfortably with margin.
Which has the better app?
The Worx app does more: Wi-Fi remote access, zones, and firmware updates. The Husqvarna app covers scheduling and settings over Bluetooth. If the app is the priority, Worx wins; if the mower is the priority, Husqvarna wins.