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Navimow wire-free robots
Four models cover 0.15 to 0.37 acre, with 3-year warranties on the i-series.
Our default brand for wire-free robots.
Navimow i105N. The cheapest robot on this shelf at $799: a wire-free RTK-and-camera mower for 1/8 acre, with a 3-year warranty. Best for: A small suburban lawn with open sky and a limited budget.
Navimow i110N. The bigger i-series Navimow: the same system as the i105N for 1/4 acre, at $1,099 with a 3-year warranty and thin stock when we read it. Best for: A quarter-acre lawn with a mix of sky and trees.
Navimow i206 AWD. All-wheel drive and a stated 45% slope on a small-lawn Navimow, for owners whose problem is a hill rather than acreage. Best for: A small steep lawn.
Navimow i215 LiDAR. Segway’s LiDAR model drops the satellite antenna, covers a stated 0.37 acre and adds Apple Find My, for $1,599. Best for: A shaded yard where satellite signals are poor.
Wire-free RTK + vision · 1/8 acre · 7.1 in cut · 2 to 3.6 in · 58 dB(A) · 3-year warranty
The cheapest robot on this shelf at $799: a wire-free RTK-and-camera mower for 1/8 acre, with a 3-year warranty.
Best for: A small suburban lawn with open sky and a limited budget.
≈ $799
Wire-free RTK + vision · 1/4 acre · 25 cm cut · 2 to 3.6 in · 58 dB(A) · 3-year warranty
The bigger i-series Navimow: the same system as the i105N for 1/4 acre, at $1,099 with a 3-year warranty and thin stock when we read it.
Best for: A quarter-acre lawn with a mix of sky and trees.
≈ $1099
Wire-free · 0.15 acre · AWD · 45% slope · 7.1 in cut · 2 to 3.6 in · up to 20 zones
All-wheel drive and a stated 45% slope on a small-lawn Navimow, for owners whose problem is a hill rather than acreage.
Best for: A small steep lawn.
≈ $999
Wire-free LiDAR + vision · 0.37 acre · 45% slope · 8.66 in cut · 59 dB(A) · 32.4 lb
Segway’s LiDAR model drops the satellite antenna, covers a stated 0.37 acre and adds Apple Find My, for $1,599.
Best for: A shaded yard where satellite signals are poor.
≈ $1599
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