Navimow's mowers: two flagships and a LiDAR line
Segway's Navimow range tops our mower category. The Navimow X420 and X450 are the same all-wheel-drive machine rated for 2,000 and 5,000 m²: an 84% slope rating, the highest we list, a 430 mm cut from 20 to 95 mm, 120 zones, a 3D time-of-flight sensor for obstacles, edge cutting, a rain sensor and anti-theft protection over 4G, at 68 dB. Below them the i2 line positions by camera and LiDAR without a satellite fix: the two-wheel-drive i208, i215 and i220 LiDAR for 800, 1,500 and 2,000 m² at 45% and 59 dB, and the i210 LiDAR Pro, which adds all-wheel drive, RTK on top of the LiDAR and a 55% slope rating for 1,000 m². The i205 AWD is the small all-wheel-drive model for 500 m² on RTK and a camera, and the i105E the entry mower for 500 m² and 30% slopes.
What to check before buying a Navimow
- Sky. The X4 flagships, the i205 AWD and the i105E position by RTK and a camera and want open sky; the i2 LiDAR models do not, and the i210 LiDAR Pro has both.
- Slopes. 84% on the X4, 55% on the i210 LiDAR Pro, 45% on the rest of the i2 line and the i205 AWD, 30% on the i105E.
- Passages. Segway publishes no minimum passage width for any of these models; our tables say so.
- Runtime. 90 minutes on the X420 and 130 on the X450 per charge, 60 to 210 across the i2 and i205, 120 on the i105E.
- Rain. Only the X4 flagships state a rain sensor; the i2 line, the i205 and the i105E do not.
The rankings this hub draws on: best robot mowers without a boundary wire, for slopes, with all-wheel drive, with RTK and with LiDAR. Every score is computed as described in how we score.