Husqvarna Automower 310 Mark II

The 305's bigger-lawn sibling: the same boundary-wire hardware rated for 1,000 m². A sound buy on discount, but it lacks the app and theft features of newer Automowers.

6.3/10from £699Compare prices
  • Lawn sizeup to 1,000 m²
  • NavigationPerimeter wire
  • Max slope40%
  • Versions1
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Prices and stock

Automower 310 Mark II · up to 1,000 m² · RRP £1,499

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Our verdict

Should you buy the Automower 310 Mark II?

A desk-based verdict from the manufacturer’s specifications, manuals and UK warranty terms.

How we score
6.3/10easymower score · method 2026.1
  • Navigation spec5.5
  • Cut quality editorial7.0
  • Ease of setup editorial5.0
  • App editorial5.0
  • Value spec7.6
  • Support spec+editorial7.3

Pros

  • Pivoting razor blades on a disc for a fine, frequent trim
  • Rated for 1,000 m² in a light 9.4 kg body
  • 40% slope rating inside the working area
  • Quiet, with a quoted 59 dB(A)
  • Alarm and PIN lock as standard

Cons

  • Needs a perimeter wire, and the slope limit along it is much lower
  • Manual cutting-height adjustment
  • Bluetooth-only app unless a dealer fits the Connect Kit
  • No GPS theft tracking
  • Run-out stock with patchy availability

Who it’s for

  • Lawns of roughly 600 m² to 850 m² with a clear, simple layout
  • Buyers who prefer a proven boundary-wire system to satellite navigation
  • Gardens with lots of trees or tall buildings, where wire guidance isn't affected

Who should avoid it

  • You want to avoid laying a perimeter wire
  • You want remote control and GPS tracking without extra hardware
  • Your lawn is under 600 m²: the 305 has the same hardware for less

Specifications

Automower 310 Mark II specifications

The manufacturer’s published figures, each linked to its source. Where versions differ, each is listed.

Cutting
Cutting width
Min cutting height
Max cutting height
Height adjustment
Blade type
3 pivoting razor bladesSource: manufacturer product page
Blades
Power
Mowing time per charge
Charging time

links go to the manufacturer source for each figure. Figures are the manufacturer’s own claims unless marked otherwise.

Claims vs reality

Where the brand’s marketing and its own small print don’t agree.

  • They sayRated for slopes up to 40%.

    In practiceHusqvarna's spec table limits slopes along the boundary wire to 15%. The 40% figure applies only inside the working area. Source

  • They sayWorking area capacity of 1,000 m².

    In practiceHusqvarna gives this as ±20%. Complex lawns with many obstacles or narrow sections will reduce the real figure, so leave some margin. Source

How it navigates and sets up

Like the 305, the 310 Mark II is guided by a perimeter wire around the edge of the lawn and around beds, ponds and anything else it should avoid. You can install the wire yourself or pay a Husqvarna dealer; our installation guide explains the work. Because it doesn't rely on satellites, it behaves the same under trees and next to tall walls, which is a real advantage over RTK models in shaded gardens.

Husqvarna rates it for 1,000 m² and slopes up to 40% inside the working area. The limit along the wire is far lower, which matters if your lawn falls away at an edge. For lawns split into several areas or linked by narrow paths, read our complex gardens guide before choosing a wired model.

Cutting

The cutting system is 3 pivoting razor blades on a disc, across 220 mm. Height runs from 20 mm to 50 mm and is adjusted manually. Husqvarna lists 60 min of mowing per charge and the same again to recharge, so on a larger lawn it spends a good part of the day in the charging station. That's normal for this class and doesn't affect the finish.

App, connectivity and security

Control is through Automower Connect@Home over Bluetooth. You can set schedules and check its status from the garden, but not from work or on holiday unless a dealer fits the optional Connect Kit. There's an alarm and PIN lock, but no GPS tracking if it's stolen.

Running costs, warranty and support

The UK consumer warranty is 2 years, battery included. Husqvarna's dealer network is a strength for servicing and spare parts. Replacement blades are an inexpensive routine cost; see the blade guide and running-costs calculator. Current prices start from £699. If you're paying close to full RRP, look at the wire-free Husqvarna Automower 312V first.

Price history

Price history will appear here once we’ve tracked this model for a few days.

Automower 310 Mark II questions and answers

Is the Automower 310E NERA worth the extra over the Automower 310 Mark II?

It is if you want to avoid a boundary wire or value neater edges and app control. If you're happy with a wire and your lawn is simple, the Husqvarna Automower 310 Mark II does the basic job for less.

The 310 Mark II is a boundary-wire mower rated for 1,000 m². It is light, quoted as quiet, and because it doesn't depend on satellites it behaves the same under trees and beside tall walls. Its app connects over Bluetooth only unless a dealer fits a Connect Kit, height is set by hand, and it is now run-out stock.

The Husqvarna Automower 310E NERA comes as two products. The newer wire-free version uses cloud RTK over Wi-Fi and is rated for up to 1,500 m² with systematic mowing. The earlier version is supplied for a boundary wire. Both have the rear EdgeCut disc, electric height adjustment from the app, and Wi-Fi as well as Bluetooth.

There is one area where the older mower wins on paper. Husqvarna rates the 310 Mark II for 40% inside the lawn, against 30% for the 310E NERA.

The 310 Mark II is on sale from £699 and the 310E NERA from £1,949. For a shaded garden with steep sections, the wired Mark II is the safer choice. For an open lawn where you'd rather not lay a wire, the wire-free 310E NERA is the better long-term buy. Our installation guide shows what fitting a wire involves.

Read the full answer

More questions

Frequently asked questions

Is the Automower 310 Mark II wire-free?

No. It follows a perimeter wire laid around the lawn and around obstacles. Husqvarna's wire-free equivalent at a similar size is the 310E NERA, which uses satellite RTK instead.

What's the difference between the 310 Mark II and the 305?

Husqvarna's spec sheets show the same cutting width, height range, blades, weight and mowing time per charge. The 310 Mark II is rated for 1,000 m² against 600 m² for the 305, so it suits a larger lawn.

Can I use the 310 Mark II away from home?

Not out of the box. The Automower Connect@Home app uses Bluetooth, so you need to be close to the mower. A dealer-fitted Connect Kit adds a cellular connection for remote control.

How loud is the Automower 310 Mark II?

Husqvarna quotes a perceived sound level of 59 dB(A), which is quiet for a robot mower. It doesn't publish separate declared or guaranteed noise figures on its UK pages.

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  • Perimeter wire
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Accessories, guides and tools

Compatible accessories

  • Automower Connect Kit (305 / 310 Mark II / 315 Mark II)RRP £279
  • Automower House (small 300/400X/V models)RRP £179.99
  • Automower Installation Kit – LargeRRP £209.99
  • Automower Installation Kit – MediumRRP £144.99
  • Automower Installation Kit – SmallRRP £81.99
  • Automower Terrain Kit (305 / 310 Mk II / 315 Mk II / 405X / 415X)RRP £89.99
  • Automower Wall Hanger (305 / 310 Mk II / 315 Mk II / 405X / 415X)RRP £74.99
  • Husqvarna Classic BladesRRP £20.99

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Last updated 2026-09-29. Specs are the manufacturer’s own figures, each linked to its source. How we score · How we get prices · Report an error