Budget PickSegway
Segway Navimow i105N
Wire-free robot mowing for small yards at a price that makes sense
4.2 (520 reviews)
$799
No subscription required
Check Price →Make it easy: Walk it around the edge of your yard once to set the boundary, then it mows itself on schedule. No wires, no noise, no weekend mowing.
What we like
- No boundary wire needed. Walk it around your yard once and it maps the edges via satellite
- Nearly silent at under 60dB (quieter than a conversation)
- Rain sensor pauses mowing in heavy weather, then picks up where it left off
- Comes with a 3-year warranty, which is above average for the category
What could be better
- Best for smaller, flatter yards (up to about 1/8 acre per charge)
- GPS accuracy drifts near tall buildings and dense trees
- The base station antenna needs a spot with a clear view of the sky
Best for
- • Small to medium yards wanting wire-free convenience
- • Budget shoppers looking for GPS-based robot mowing
- • Anyone who wants easy setup without burying wire
Our verdict
The Navimow i105N brings wire-free mowing to a much more accessible price than the Mammotion or Husqvarna options. Setup is straightforward (walk the boundary, done), and the mowing is near-silent. It won't handle steep hills or huge properties, but for a typical suburban lawn under 1/4 acre, it does the job well.
No monthly fee
This product works fully without any subscription or recurring cost.
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