Segway Navimow H210

Name: Segway Navimow H210
Brand: Segway Navimow
Availability: InStock

LiDAR, Network RTK and vision mower for quarter acre lawns

Researched by Riley Hart · updated Oct 30, 2026

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Short answer

Is the Segway Navimow H210 worth it? The H210 is a solid choice for a quarter acre lawn where you want LiDAR backup under trees and no antenna to install. It costs $1,799 as of Oct 30, 2026, and 2 independent reviewers tested it.

$1,799Area: 0.25 acre recommendedCut width: 22 cm2 independent tests

Smart buy checkChecked Oct 30, 2026

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Right for your home?Best for quarter acre lawns with trees. Skip it if you need edge trimming or steep slope work.

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Quick verdict · checked Oct 30, 2026

The H210 is a solid choice for a quarter acre lawn where you want LiDAR backup under trees and no antenna to install. Notebookcheck and Teknofilo both found navigation reliable and the cut complete, but it leaves an edge strip, runs over flat objects like tennis balls and is not the best on slopes. Buyers on a tight budget can get similar coverage for less.

Best for: quarter acre lawns with trees. Skip if: you need edge trimming or steep slope work.

Specs

Area: 0.25 acre recommended (Navimow); the H220 version covers 0.5 acre for $2,199
Max slope: 45% (24°) with Terrain Adapt and stability control (Navimow); Notebookcheck said slopes are not its strength
Navigation: EFLS LiDAR+: solid state LiDAR, Network RTK and VisionFence cameras (Navimow)
Boundary wire: Not needed
Cut width: 22 cm (8.7 in), 6 blades (Notebookcheck, Teknofilo)
Cut height: 20 to 70 mm (0.8 to 2.8 in), electric adjust (Notebookcheck, Teknofilo, EU units); US range not listed on Navimow's page
Battery runtime: Not listed for the H210; Notebookcheck measured about 2 hours and about 300 m² per charge on the smaller H206, recharge under 2 hours
Drive: Off road wheels with 100 W mowing motor; drivetrain not stated by Navimow

3 year cost of ownership

Robot: $1,799
Connect+ 4G after year one: $66
Total: $1,865

Navimow includes 12 spare blades and screws in the box (Notebookcheck, Teknofilo). Notebookcheck measured about 13 W standby draw on the dock.

Status and safety

US availability: ● On sale
Recalls: ● No Segway Navimow robot recall in the CPSC database as of Nov 4, 2026. Checked daily.
FCC authorized: Not checked
Company: ● Active
Warranty: ● Up to 3 years (Navimow)

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Pros

LiDAR plus Network RTK plus vision
No antenna where Network RTK works
Up to 30 zones
Electric cut height
12 spare blades included

Cons

Leaves an uncut edge strip
Ran over a tennis ball in Notebookcheck's test
High standby power draw
4G costs $32.90 a year after year one

What independent reviewers found

Tested the smaller EU H206 on the same H2 platform. Covered the whole lawn reliably and revisited missed spots. Detected a fake hedgehog and stopped for a hose, but ran over a tennis ball every time. About 2 hours and 300 m² per charge, about 60 dB, 10 cm edge strip left. Verdict: reliable without standout features.: Notebookcheck
On an 87 to 95 m² garden, auto mapping worked without a wire or antenna and the lawn was mowed in just under an hour. Avoided tree trunks, flower beds and a shoe; a protruding root took a couple of tries. Could not cut fully to walls; very flat objects can go undetected.: Teknofilo