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At a glance
- Best for
- Lawns up to 1.5 acres, no boundary wire
- Standout
- Network RTK fused with camera vision
- Warranty
- 3 years on mowers (4 on H1500 and H3000)
- Shipping
- Free on mowers, 5–7 business days
- Ships to
- 48 contiguous US states; Canada via ca.navimow.com
- Returns
- 30 days, unopened units; buyer pays change-of-mind freight
Pros
- No Boundary Wire: Navimow maps your lawn with network RTK fused with camera vision, so there's no perimeter wire to bury, and the i2 AWD installs antenna-free where network RTK coverage exists.
- A Model for Every Lawn: The range runs from the $799 i105 and $999 i206 AWD to the X350 at $2,799 for 1.5 acres, with slopes up to 45% on the i2 AWD and 50% on the X350.
- Long Warranty Cover: Mowers carry three years of warranty, four on the H1500 and H3000, with batteries and power adapters covered for two to three years.
Cons
- Antenna-free setup depends on network RTK coverage and built-in 4G data is free for a set period — one year on the i2, three on the X350 — so check coverage at your address and budget for the $249.99 antenna where needed.
- Returns within 30 days are for unopened units, cancelling before dispatch carries a 5% fee and change-of-mind freight is yours, so match your lawn area and slope to the spec sheet before you order.
The Verdict
What sets Navimow apart is wire-free robotic mowing from Segway's robotics arm, with a model sized for almost any American lawn: Navimow began as Segway-Ninebot's home service robotics division and now sells a full range in the US: the i Series for small and mid-size lawns, the H Series and the X Series for up to 1.5 acres and beyond. Instead of a buried boundary wire, the mowers navigate with network RTK fused with camera vision — tri-frequency RTK and VisionFence on the i2 AWD, EFLS 3.0 and a 300-degree RGB and time-of-flight camera on the X350 — and the i2 AWD installs without an antenna wherever network RTK coverage reaches. The X350 cuts a 9.3-inch path at 2 to 4 inches, climbs 50% slopes and is rated IP66, and TechRadar gave the related i210E LiDAR Pro four stars. Navimow's spec sheet lists X Series models rated for inclines of up to 84%, or 40 degrees. Prices are published for every model: the i105 is $799, the i206 AWD $999, the i210 AWD $1,299, the i215 LiDAR $1,599, the H800-VF $1,299 (was $1,899), the X330 $2,299, the X350 $2,799 and the X450 $2,999. Accessories include garages from $199.99, the Signal Enhancement Antenna at $249.99 and blade assemblies at $23.99. Mowers ship free to the 48 contiguous states in five to seven business days, and Canadian owners buy from a separate store at ca.navimow.com. Warranty runs three years on most mowers and four on the H1500 and H3000. The reservations sit in the fine print. The store's terms name Willand (Beijing) Technology as operator while US pages use Navimow Inc., no US address is published, and support runs by email and in-app chat. Returns within 30 days call for an unopened unit, with a 10% fee possible on used returns, a 5% charge to cancel before dispatch, and change-of-mind freight on the buyer. Free 4G data is time-limited, and Tom's Guide noted the i215 can't mow patterns. Trustpilot shows 4.2 across 737 reviews. Made for homeowners with lawns up to 1.5 acres who want to stop mowing without burying a boundary wire: RTK and camera vision handle the navigation. Mowers ship free to the 48 contiguous states with a three-year warranty, so check RTK coverage at your address, pick the model for your acreage and slope, and shop now.
Wire-Free Robotic Lawn Mowers With RTK and Vision
Navimow began as Segway-Ninebot's home service robotics division and describes itself as a Segway-Ninebot subsidiary; its US store terms name Willand (Beijing) Technology Co., Ltd., doing business as Navimow, with New York law and arbitration for North American customers, while refund and warranty pages use Navimow Inc. Support runs through navimowsupport-us@rlm.segway.com and in-app chat. The US range covers the i105, i206 AWD, i210 AWD and i215 LiDAR, the H210, H220, H800-VF, H1500-VF and H3000-VF, and the X330, X350, X390, X430 and X450.
Current US prices are $799 for the i105, $999 for the i206 AWD, $1,299 for the i210 AWD, $1,599 for the i215 LiDAR, $1,799 for the H210, $2,199 for the H220, $1,299 for the H800-VF (was $1,899), $2,199 for the H1500-VF, $2,599 for the H3000-VF, $2,299 for the X330, $2,499 for the X430, $2,799 for the X350, $2,999 for the X450 and $4,499 for the X390. Accessories include the Signal Enhancement Antenna at $249.99, Garage S, M and L at $199.99 to $299.99, MowGate at $449.99 and batteries from $159.99.
The i206 AWD and i210 AWD cover 0.15 and 0.25 acres, handle slopes up to 45%, navigate with tri-frequency network RTK fused with vision and include a year of 4G data. The X350 covers 1.5 acres, climbs 50% slopes, cuts a 9.3-inch path at 2 to 4 inches, uses EFLS 3.0 with a 300-degree RGB and time-of-flight camera, is rated IP66 and includes three years of 4G data. Mowers and orders over $99 ship free within the 48 contiguous states in five to seven business days; ca.navimow.com serves Canada.
Returns are accepted within 30 days of receipt; non-defective return freight is the customer's, used, damaged or incomplete returns may carry a 10% restocking fee, cancelling before dispatch deducts 5%, and shipped orders can't be cancelled. Mowers carry a three-year warranty (four years on the H1500 and H3000), batteries and power adapters two years (three on H1500 and H3000 batteries), and blades are consumables. Independently, Trustpilot rates Navimow 4.2 across 737 reviews with 11% one-star, TechRadar gave the i210E LiDAR Pro 4 out of 5, and Tom's Guide has reviewed the i215. For homeowners who want wire-free mowing, check network RTK coverage at your address, pick the model for your acreage and slope, and shop now.
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