Description
Worx uses the name Vision for multiple devices that are technically not the same—one of the most common mix-ups when purchasing replacement parts. This disc belongs to the Vision Cloud series: WR312E, WR318E and WR330E, the models for larger areas. It comes with seven or nine pre-assembled stainless steel blades.
The Cloud series works differently
Vision Cloud is the Worx product line for properties where the robot drives longer distances in one go. Accordingly, the mowing deck is designed to be larger—an M-series mowing disc does not fit here.
For the cutting blades, this means more running meters per week. On an area that the robot processes in multiple passes, the blades cut many times the distance through grass that a device in a small garden would typically see.
The mowing disc itself is unaffected: it is not a wear part, but the carrier on which the cutting blades are mounted.
Compatible Vision Cloud models
Which Vision model is in the garden?
“Worx Landroid Vision differences” is one of the most searched questions about the brand—and for good reason, because the name alone tells you very little.
Replacement on the Vision Cloud
- Switch the device off and remove it from the charging station.
- Put on gloves and place the robot safely on its side.
- Loosen the old disc and thoroughly clean the mowing area.
- Attach the new disc and tighten the screws crosswise.
- Tap each blade once—it must be able to rotate freely around its screw.
With the Cloud models, it’s also worth taking a look at the camera unit at the front. Grass splatter on the optics leads to less accurate navigation, which the robot compensates for with additional trips—and that in turn costs blade sharpness.
Technical data
| Blade count | 7 or 9 blades (selectable) |
| Blade material | Stainless steel |
| Blade mounting | Freely rotating on the screw – folds away when encountering obstacles |
| Mowing disc material | Impact-resistant plastic composite |
| Compatible with | Worx Vision Cloud WR312E, WR318E, WR330E |
| Not compatible with | Landroid M500 / M700, Vision M600 |
| Package contents | 1 mowing disc with factory-mounted blades |
| Installation | Direct replacement; tighten screws crosswise |
| Shipping | Ships directly from the manufacturer, dispatch within 24 h |
7 or 9 blades
Both blade configurations fit the same mounting. The deciding factors are how often the robot runs and how short the lawn is kept.
7 blades – balanced for regular operation
The sensible standard choice for properties that the Vision Cloud processes in multiple passes per week. Seven cutting edges provide an even result and distribute the load fairly among themselves.
On areas with varying growth—shorter grass in front of the house, stronger growth at the back—this is the version that works everywhere.
9 blades – when the lawn is supposed to stay short
The densest blade setup is worth it when the robot is practically out every day and removes only a few millimeters. The cutting pattern then becomes particularly even, even on large, contiguous areas.
With longer mowing pauses, the calculation changes: the same amount of work is spread over more edges, which become dull faster. For areas with more vigorous growth, the 7-blade setup is the more durable choice.
Signs that it’s time for a blade set
Buy blades individually
On large areas, the blades are what give way first—the mowing disc stays in use for many seasons. With the 60-blade replacement set including screws, you can switch them out right in the middle of the season without waiting for delivery.