Which Segway Navimow Robot Mower Fits Your Yard?
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A Segway lawn mower in this lineup means a Navimow: a wire-free robot mower that maps your lawn in an app and cuts on a schedule while you do something more fun. The model that fits your yard depends on three things: lawn area, how steep it is, and how the mower can find its position. The i105N and the i2 AWD models rely on RTK satellite positioning with vision assist, while the i215 swaps satellites for LiDAR and cameras, which matters under heavy tree cover or next to tall buildings.
This comparison covers four Navimow models: the entry i105N for about 1/8 acre, the i206 AWD for 0.15 acre, the i215 LiDAR for 0.37 acre and the i210 AWD for 0.25 acre. The AWD pair adds all-wheel drive for slopes up to 45 percent, and the i215 matches that slope rating with off-road wheels. We compared them like any autonomous hardware, on navigation stack, coverage and terrain, based on the listings rather than our own yards.
JOB SHEET
Which Segway Navimow Should You Buy
- Small, flat-to-gentle lawns with tricky layouts: Segway Navimow i105N Robot Lawn Mower
go to no. 01 - Small lawns with real hills: Segway Navimow i206 AWD Robot Lawn
go to no. 02 - Larger yards under trees or where satellite signal is weak: Segway Navimow i215 LiDAR Robot Lawn
go to no. 03 - Quarter-acre hilly lawns and longer runtime: Segway Navimow i210 AWD Robot Lawn
go to no. 04
No. 01
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Navimow
Segway Navimow i105N Robot Lawn Mower
8.4
/10
Our score
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Best for
Small, tree-covered yards up to 1/8 acre
Pros
- RTK plus Vision positioning
- Camera detects 150+ obstacle types
- 12-zone app control
- Full 3-year warranty
Cons
- Antenna must be installed
- Slope rating not listed
The Segway Navimow i105N Robot Lawn Mower is the entry point, rated for about 1/8 acre. It uses Segway’s EFLS 2.0 system, which combines customized RTK positioning with vision enhancement for centimeter-level accuracy. The box includes a GNSS antenna kit and antenna installation kit, so expect to mount an antenna as part of setup.
Mapping is wire-free: you guide the mower around the lawn with your phone, and AI-assisted mapping identifies clear lawn edges. A 140° field-of-view camera detects more than 150 types of common garden objects for obstacle avoidance. It mows in planned patterns, changes direction after full coverage to reduce tracks, recharges itself and resumes. The app manages up to 12 zones with separate schedules and directions, and theft location is available with the optional Access+ and a 4G module add-on. It weighs 24 pounds, has a 7.1-inch cutting width, runs at 58 dB(A), and comes with a full 3-year warranty and nine spare blades.
- RTK plus Vision (EFLS 2.0) positioning
- Camera recognition of 150+ obstacle types
- Up to 12 mowing zones
- 3-year warranty
The listing does not give a slope rating, so if your yard is steep, the AWD models are the safer choice. Where the i105N shines is the small suburban plot with a few trees, a narrow side corridor and flower beds to avoid, since the planned patterns and camera-based obstacle recognition are built for exactly that kind of busy layout.
No. 02
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Navimow
Segway Navimow i206 AWD Robot Lawn
9.6
/10
Our score
Well rated
Scored 9.2/10 or higher
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Best for
Small sloped lawns up to 0.15 acre
Pros
- All-wheel drive
- Handles 45% slopes
- Network RTK, no antenna needed
- Up to 20 zones
Cons
- 5Ah battery, 1,350 sq ft per charge
- Cutting width specs conflict
The Segway Navimow i206 AWD Robot Lawn mower brings all-wheel drive and automotive-grade stability control to a small-yard model rated for 0.15 acre and slopes up to 45 percent. Zero-turn steering pivots without scraping turf, and an adaptive drive adds torque for thick grass or inclines and conserves energy on easy passes.
Navigation uses EFLS Network RTK with Vision and one-tap auto mapping, which the listing says gives centimeter-level accuracy out of the box. Up to 20 zones are supported, with auto-resume after charging and GPS alerts if the mower is lifted or wanders off course. Its 2.5Ah battery covers up to 1,350 square feet per charge. The listing conflicts on deck size: the features describe a 7.1-inch deck with a 2 to 3.6-inch cutting height, while the spec table lists a 17-inch cutting width and a 6 cm maximum height. The features line is more consistent with the rest of the lineup, and the title’s reference to the i105N is unclear.
No. 03
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Navimow
Segway Navimow i215 LiDAR Robot Lawn
9.8
/10
Our score
Well rated
Scored 9.2/10 or higher
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Best for
Mid-size yards with poor satellite view
Pros
- Solid-state LiDAR with vision
- 200+ obstacle types detected
- Alexa and Google Home support
- Apple Find My alerts
Cons
- Heaviest here at 32.4 lb
- Cutting width listed two ways
The Segway Navimow i215 LiDAR Robot Lawn mower is the pick for tech fans who want the most advanced sensing. A high-resolution solid-state LiDAR paired with vision sensors gives satellite-free navigation that works day or night with 3D awareness, and the listing calls it true drop-and-mow: no boundary wires or antennas. That is a real advantage in yards where trees or buildings block the sky.
It covers up to 0.37 acre, handles 45 percent slopes with off-road wheels and Electronic Stability Control, and uses a 100W motor with a six-blade disc and a 2 to 4-inch cutting height. AI VisionFence detects over 200 obstacle types with 0.4-inch accuracy, GeoSketch lets you edit up to 20 zones on an interactive map, and EdgeSense supports clean cuts along fences and paths. Extras include Alexa and Google Home voice control, GPS, geo-fence, lift detection, Apple Find My alerts, auto-docking in extreme weather and a Doodle tool for custom mowing patterns. It weighs 32.4 pounds and runs at 59 dB(A). The features say 7.1-inch cutting width while the spec table says 8.66 inches.
- Solid-state LiDAR and vision fusion
- Covers up to 0.37 acre
- 45 percent slope rating
- Voice control and Apple Find My alerts
No. 04
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Navimow
Segway Navimow i210 AWD Robot Lawn
8.2
/10
Our score
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Best for
Hilly quarter-acre lawns
Pros
- All-wheel drive for 45% slopes
- 1Ah battery, 2,690 sq ft per charge
- Tri-frequency Network RTK
- Zero-turn third wheel
Cons
- Relies on network RTK coverage
- Cutting width specs conflict
The Segway Navimow i210 AWD Robot Lawn mower is the bigger-battery sibling of the i206. It shares the all-wheel drive, Electronic Stability Control and 45 percent (24°) slope rating, plus a concentric third wheel for true zero-turns. Coverage rises to 0.25 acre, and its 5.1Ah battery covers up to 2,690 square feet per charge, roughly double the i206.
Navigation uses tri-frequency Network RTK combined with Vision and one-tap auto mapping. It manages up to 20 zones with optimized paths and resumes after charging, with GPS alerts for lifting or leaving the area. Cutting height runs from 2 to 3.6 inches with a 7.1-inch cutting width per the features, though the spec table repeats the 17-inch figure seen on the i206. Choose it over the i206 if your lawn is larger or you want fewer charging stops, and over the i215 if your yard has open sky and you prefer the AWD drivetrain. Our wider Navimow robot lawn mower coverage explores more of the range.
What Sets These Models Apart
| Model | Rated area | Navigation | Slope rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| i105N | 1/8 acre | RTK + Vision with antenna kit | Not specified |
| i206 AWD | 0.15 acre | Network RTK + Vision | 45% |
| i215 LiDAR | 0.37 acre | Solid-state LiDAR + Vision | 45% |
| i210 AWD | 0.25 acre | Tri-frequency Network RTK + Vision | 45% (24°) |
Figures in this table are copied from the Amazon listings for these models.
NOTES
Buying Tips for Segway Navimow Robot Mowers
Size up, not down. Rated area assumes ideal conditions, and complex layouts with many zones, obstacles or narrow passages eat into coverage. If your lawn sits near a model’s limit, the next model up will finish the job with less strain and fewer charging cycles.
Think about the sky above your lawn. RTK systems rely on satellite signals, with vision filling gaps, and network RTK depends on correction data. Dense trees, tall walls and covered side yards are where LiDAR navigation earns its place. If your yard is open, the RTK models are proven and simpler to understand.
Slopes are the other deal breaker. Only the AWD models and the i215 list a 45 percent slope rating. For steep patches a robot cannot handle, or for occasional tidy-ups, a battery push mower still makes a useful backup.
Finally, plan the charging station spot. It needs power, a level patch at the lawn edge and a clear path into the mowing zones. Robot mowers cut little and often, so schedule frequent short sessions rather than one long weekly mow; the lawn stays even and the clippings are small enough to disappear back into the grass.
FAQ
Do Segway Navimow mowers need a perimeter wire?
No. All four models here are wire-free and map virtual boundaries through the app.
What is the difference between the i206 AWD and i210 AWD?
They share the AWD drivetrain and 45 percent slope rating. The i210 has a 5.1Ah battery covering up to 2,690 square feet per charge and a 0.25-acre rating, while the i206 has a 2.5Ah battery covering up to 1,350 square feet and a 0.15-acre rating.
Which Navimow works best under trees?
The i215 uses solid-state LiDAR and vision for satellite-free navigation, so it is the strongest choice where tree cover blocks satellite signals.
Does the i105N need an antenna?
Its package includes a GNSS antenna kit and installation kit, so setup includes mounting the antenna.
Can I control a Navimow by voice?
The i215 listing mentions Alexa and Google Home support. The other listings do not specify voice control.
How many mowing zones can each model manage?
The i105N listing supports up to 12 zones, while the i206, i210 and i215 each list up to 20 zones.
