Mammotion Luba Mini 2 AWD 1000 versus Worx Landroid WR303E, which one to choose?

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I am considering buying a robotic lawnmower and I really enjoyed reading and viewing your reviews of some of the mowers I consider : Mammotion Luba Mini 2 AWD 1000 and Worx Landroid WR303E (which I think is identical to WR304E / WR305E / WR306E / WR365E / WR308E, except for the ristriction of maximum lawn size).
You have review both thoroughly at (I presume) different moments. One of the key features I want on a robotic mower is mowing close to the edge. Both mowers have this capability, the Mammotion even out of the box and the Worx with the Cut-to-Zero module (WA0925)
The surface of the grass in total is about 200 m² but it comes with a lot of steel (cortensteel) borders to seperate the lawn from the flowers beds and the paths are in lava gravel. None of these borders are straight as you can see.
There are few obstacles in the lawn (2 trees and 1 garden light). These obstacles are easily avoided by defining no-go-zones in the app of a robotic mower, no?
Is it possible to give a small comparison between these two based on your exprerience? Which one of these two do you prefer after tested them both?
And most imortant, which one is most suitable for my particular lawn?

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Posted by svernhendrickx

Asked on June 29, 2026 10:49 am

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Hi, great question — and a nice setup, but those steel edges do matter here.

I’d suggest the LUBA Mini 2. It has a side cutting disc built in, whereas the Worx needs the Cut-to-Zero module — and that’s quite hard to get hold of here in the UK. More importantly, with corten steel edges you really don’t want the mower riding over them, as that can damage the cutting disc. The LUBA’s edge cutting lets you stay tight to the border without needing to climb it.

You’ll still have a bit of edge trimming to do with any mower, but you’ll have the least with the LUBA Mini 2. It’s the one I use on my own lawn (the 1000 model), and the edge performance is very good — and zero trimming where it can safely run over flush edges.

Your obstacles are no issue — yes, you can just set no-go zones in the app.

Between the two, I’d pick the LUBA Mini 2 for your garden.

If you do decide to go for it, I’d really appreciate you using my affiliate link (no extra cost to you): https://uk.mammotion.com/products/luba-mini-2-awd-1000-robot-lawn-mower?ref=kd2jxen4

Hope that helps! Mark

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Posted by Mark Haley (Questions: 0, Answers: 751)

Answered on July 1, 2026 6:46 pm

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