The Segway Navimow i210 AWD is a compact, wire free robot mower with an extra driven wheel for grip on slopes and rough ground. At about $1,049 it is our budget pick for small but tricky yards up to a quarter acre, but its narrow deck makes it a slow choice for big, flat lawns.
What the Segway Navimow i210 AWD is
The i210 AWD is a robot lawn mower from Segway's Navimow line, rated for yards up to 0.25 acre Navimow US store ↗ Smart Home Compared ↗. It does not need a boundary wire or an antenna mast. It finds its position with network RTK, which uses satellite corrections sent over its built in 4G connection, combined with a camera Smart Home Compared ↗. Segway includes a GNSS antenna kit for places without good network coverage Smart Home Compared ↗.
It uses an all wheel drive design with a third driven wheel that engages when it needs more traction, plus stability and traction control Smart Home Compared ↗. It weighs 27.1 pounds and is rated IP66 for weather resistance Smart Home Compared ↗.
Hands on testing is in progress, and we will update this review with our results.
What it does well
Setup is simple. Because it uses network RTK and vision, there is no wire to bury and no antenna to mount on your house Smart Home Compared ↗. It maps the yard automatically, and the app supports up to 20 zones, each with its own name, mowing direction and schedule, plus no go areas Smart Home Compared ↗.
It handles awkward ground. Smart Home Compared lists it as rated for 45% slopes and for crossing 1.57 inch steps Smart Home Compared ↗. That makes it a good match for steep banks, rough patches and gardens split by curbs, which many small mowers struggle with Smart Home Compared ↗.
Obstacle and safety features are strong for the price. Its VisionFence camera has a 140 degree view, is rated for more than 150 obstacle types and has an animal friendly mode Smart Home Compared ↗. It has lift and tilt sensors, a child lock, an emergency stop button, GPS tracking, a PIN lock and alarms if it is lifted or leaves its zone Smart Home Compared ↗.
It is quiet and smart home friendly. It runs at 59 dB, works with Alexa and Google Home, and has a Home Assistant integration Smart Home Compared ↗. It pauses for rain, snow, frost, heat and strong wind based on weather forecasts Smart Home Compared ↗.
Where it falls short
It is slow on open lawns. The cutting deck is only 7.1 inches wide, and Smart Home Compared rates it at about 1,345 square feet an hour Smart Home Compared ↗. Each charge lasts about 120 minutes and covers roughly 250 square meters, with a similar recharge time Smart Home Compared ↗. For a large flat lawn, a wider mower is a better buy Smart Home Compared ↗.
Cutting height is set by hand. You adjust the height on the mower, between 2 and 3.6 inches, and cannot set it per zone in the app Smart Home Compared ↗.
It has no physical rain sensor and relies on forecasts Smart Home Compared ↗. It has no LiDAR, so heavy tree cover and tall walls depend on vision alone, and it has no headlights Smart Home Compared ↗.
Other limits: the battery is not owner swappable, Wi-Fi is 2.4 GHz only, and there is no Apple Home, SmartThings or Matter support Smart Home Compared ↗. The anti theft alarms need active 4G service Smart Home Compared ↗.
Pricing and plans
Retail price: Navimow's US store lists the i210 AWD at $1,049, down from $1,299, during a fall sale that runs October 3 to 15 Navimow US store ↗. Smart Home Compared shows the same $1,049 price Smart Home Compared ↗.
Where sold: Navimow's own online store, with free shipping on orders over $99, home delivery in 3 to 5 days and a 30 day return policy. The site also has a store finder for retail locations Navimow US store ↗.
Warranty: 3 years on the mower, with 2 years on the battery Smart Home Compared ↗.
Subscription: built in 4G, GPS tracking and the network RTK service are free for the first year. After that, the Connect+ service costs $32.90 a year Smart Home Compared ↗. Anti theft alarms and tracking need it to be active Smart Home Compared ↗.
Who should (and shouldn't) use it
- Good fit: small yards up to a quarter acre with slopes, banks or rough ground.
- Good fit: owners who want wire free mowing without mounting an antenna.
- Good fit: Alexa, Google Home or Home Assistant users.
- Skip it if: your lawn is large, flat and open. A wider deck will finish much faster.
- Skip it if: your yard is under heavy tree cover. A LiDAR mower will keep its position better.
Alternatives worth a look
- Segway Navimow X430: our main pick for lawns up to an acre, named best overall by Bob Vila, at $2,499 Navimow US store ↗ Bob Vila ↗.
- Navimow i215 LiDAR: adds LiDAR and covers up to 0.37 acre, at $1,329 on sale Navimow US store ↗.
- Worx Landroid Vision Cloud WR320: Bob Vila's pick for easiest setup on flat lawns Bob Vila ↗.
- Mammotion LUBA 3 AWD 3000: combines LiDAR, RTK and cameras for steep, tree shaded yards Mammotion LUBA 3 ↗.
Where it appears
Budget pickThe Best Robot Lawn MowerWhat’s good
- Antenna free setup
- Good traction
- Affordable
What to know
- Narrow 7.1 in deck
- Manual cut height
Key features
- Up to 0.25 acre, 45% slope
- Network RTK plus vision, no wire or antenna mast
- VisionFence obstacle camera, up to 20 zones
- IP66, 59 dB
- 3 year warranty, 2 years on battery
Questions people ask
How much does the Segway Navimow i210 AWD cost?
Navimow's US store lists it at $1,049, down from $1,299 Navimow US store ↗.
Does the Navimow i210 AWD need a boundary wire?
No. It uses network RTK and a camera, with no wire and no antenna mast needed Smart Home Compared ↗.
How big a lawn can the Navimow i210 AWD mow?
It is rated for up to 0.25 acre, about 10,890 square feet, and slopes up to 45% Smart Home Compared ↗.
Does the Navimow i210 AWD need a subscription?
Its 4G and RTK service is free for one year, then Connect+ costs $32.90 a year Smart Home Compared ↗.
Where this comes from
Checked Oct 9, 2026. Vendor pages describe their own products; independent sources add outside views. Hands on testing is in progress.
01