Landroid S WR165E

A WR165E owner with three months of use described the wheels spinning during tight turns and on uneven coastal soil, sometimes damaging the grass or leaving the mower stranded. They also acknowledged that the boundary routing could be improved. This supports a specific traction concern in that installation, rather than a universal failure on ordinary lawns.

A reply in the same discussion described solving a turning problem by moving the wire so the mower turned before reaching an obstacle. Wheel weights and studs had not solved that contributor’s problem. These are personal modifications and experiences, not manufacturer-approved fixes or evidence that every WR165E needs aftermarket parts.

In another discussion, an owner who had bought the same model two weeks earlier reported that an approximately 80cm connection was being mown successfully without traction issues. That short report offers a useful counterpoint, although it does not establish long-term durability or performance on wet slopes. Check the WR165E code when comparing reviews: retailers also describe it as the M500 Plus.