Segway Navimow H210
Segway Navimow says the H210 is rated for lawns up to 10,890 sq ft and handles slopes up to 45%.
Maker’s list price: $1,799.
| Limit | Maker figure | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Lawn, up to | 10,890 sq ft | navimow.com |
| Slope, up to | 45% | navimow.com |
| Navigation | RTK + lidar | navimow.com |
| Zones | yes | navimow.com |
On our guides
- Half acre, no wire: misses a published limit
- Small yard: clears the published limits
- Mammotion Luba 3 vs. Segway Navimow: clears the published limits
Compare: Mammotion Luba 3 vs Navimow, Which Segway Navimow to buy.
Maker figures, not our tests. Method.
Amazon listing
No Amazon listing for the Segway Navimow H210 itself. Not linked:
- A different model: Segway Navimow i206 AWD Robot Lawn Mower, New i105N, 0.15 Acre, 45% Slopes | Perimeter Wire-Free Set
More limits Segway Navimow publishes
| Limit | Maker figure | Read from |
|---|---|---|
| Cut width | 8.7 in | navimow.com (support) |
| Warranty | 3 years | navimow.com |
| Runtime | 110 min | navimow.com (support) |
| Cut height, from | 2 in | navimow.com (support) |
| Cut height, to | 4 in | navimow.com (support) |
| Noise | 60 dB | navimow.com |
| Obstacles | lidar | navimow.com |
| Boundary wire in the box | no | navimow.com |
Recall check (US and Canada): none found, November 2, 2026.
Living with it
- 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. navimow.com (support)
- 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. navimow.com (support)
- 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. navimow.com (support)
What long-term reviewers and owners report.
- 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
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.
Named testers’ published figures, not ours.
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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
Other Segway Navimow models we track: i105N, i110N, i210 AWD.