Segway Navimow H210
Robot mower: the maker’s published limits, with the page each was read from. Robot mowers are judged against your house on the guides below.
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The limits the maker publishes
Every figure below was read from the maker’s page or manual, and the link beside it goes there. A limit the maker does not publish is absent, never guessed.
| Limit | Maker figure | Read from |
|---|---|---|
| Lawn, up to | 10,890 sq ft | source |
| Slope, up to | 45% | source |
| Navigation | RTK + lidar | source |
| Zones | yes | source |
| Warranty | 3 years | source |
| Obstacles | lidar | source |
| Boundary wire in the box | no | source |
Recall screen: no published CPSC recall names this exact model (screened 2026-09-17) (how we screen).
Living with it
What the maker’s own pages and manual say about owning this unit, and what owners report in public. Each line links to where it was read.
- Consumables
- Navimow's own support guidance says the H210's blades typically need replacing after about 80 hours of mowing, tracked via the app's Parts Maintenance screen.navimow.com
- What consumables cost
- A replacement Blade Assembly Plus set for the H210 costs $23.99 on Navimow's store.navimow.com
- Battery
- The H210's battery pack is designed to be swapped by the owner, not sealed in: the manual walks through removing screws and unplugging cords to pull the old battery and install a new one.segwaynavimow.zendesk.com
- Subscription
- The H210's Connect+ service (4G connectivity, remote control, alerts) is free for the first year, then renews annually at $32.90, while Network RTK positioning stays free for the life of the mower.navimow.com
- Set-up
- There is no perimeter wire or antenna to install; owners power on the H210 and let it auto-map the yard using LiDAR and Network RTK.navimow.com
- Warranty
- Navimow backs the H210 with a 3-year limited warranty (2 years on the battery pack and power adapters), but blades are treated as a consumable and are not covered.navimow.com
- Off-season storage
- For winter storage, Navimow instructs owners to charge the mower to at least 85% and put it into hibernation mode through the app before packing it away indoors.segwaynavimow.zendesk.com
- Safety
- The H210 combines LiDAR and a front camera to detect objects down to about 0.4 inches and automatically slows near pets so it can avoid harming animals in the yard.navimow.com
- Size
- The H210 measures 24.6 x 17.5 x 11.6 inches (length x width x height) per Navimow's own user manual.segwaynavimow.zendesk.com
What owners and long-term reviewers report, from public threads and published reviews; not our own testing.
- Some H2 owners notice the blade disc has a bit of play; Navimow's own support FAQ says that looseness is normal and comes from the height-adjustment mechanism, not a defect.navimow.com
- Independent testing found the H2 series leaves a roughly 4-inch unmowed strip along lawn edges because the cutting deck sits well back from the chassis edge and there is no dedicated edge-trimming feature.notebookcheck.net
- A reviewer found the H2's camera-based obstacle detection reliably stopped for a hose and a fake hedgehog, but repeatedly ran over a low-contrast tennis ball on the lawn.notebookcheck.net
What independent testers found
Notebookcheck tested the Navimow H206, the smaller H2-series sibling that shares the H210's battery and LiDAR platform; every figure in this table is from that unit, not the H210.
We do not test units ourselves. These are figures and verdicts published by named testers, with the maker’s claim beside them where the tester gave it; where a tester relays owners’ reports rather than a measurement, the row says so.
| What | Finding | Tester |
|---|---|---|
| Runtime | About 2 hours of continuous mowing per charge, covering roughly 300 m2 (~3,230 sq ft), tested on the Navimow H206 (the smaller H2-series sibling that shares the H210's 5.1Ah battery and LiDAR platform). | Notebookcheck |
| Charge time | Recharged in under 2 hours, with about 100 Wh going back into the 5.1Ah battery at up to roughly 100 W. | Notebookcheck |
| Noise | Measured at roughly 60 dB in testing - not especially loud, but not among the quietest robot mowers either. | Notebookcheck |
| Slope handled | Handled inclines up to about 45%, which the tester called sufficient for most yards even though the H2 isn't the best climber in its class. | Notebookcheck |
| Also noted | Left an unmowed strip roughly 10 cm (about 4 in) wide along lawn edges, because the ~45cm-wide cutting deck sits that far back from the chassis edge and the H2 has no dedicated edge-trimming feature. | Notebookcheck |
| Also noted | Drew about 13W in standby at the charging dock even with a full battery, which hurt its energy-efficiency scoring versus rivals. | Notebookcheck |
- Notebookcheck called the Navimow H2 a solid, reliable robotic mower with good LiDAR-based navigation and obstacle avoidance, but said it lacks standout features and leaves wider unmowed edge strips than several competitors, some of them cheaper. Notebookcheck
- Obstacle detection was largely reliable in testing (it consistently stopped for a garden hose and a fake hedgehog), but the H2's cameras struggled to distinguish a low-contrast tennis ball from the lawn and ran it over repeatedly. Notebookcheck
Judged in
- Navimow vs. Mammotion Luba vs. Worx Landroid (The same lawn rating as the WORX, far more slope margin)