Segway's Navimow is one of the fastest-growing wire-free robot mower brands in the US, and it refreshed almost its entire range at CES 2026 with the new i2 and X4 series. Because Navimow sells direct with published prices, a real price guide is possible here — unlike most industrial-robot brands. Below are the current US model lines and their prices (captured July 2026), plus which yard each one is built for.
Navimow price range at a glance
| Series | Model | Yard size | Price (US, July 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|
| i-series | Navimow i105N | up to ~0.12 acre (500 m2) | $799 |
| i-series | Navimow i110N | up to ~0.25 acre (1,000 m2) | $1,099 |
| i-series (AWD) | Navimow i2 series | small-to-mid, slopes | from $999 (launch $899) |
| X-series | Navimow X430 | up to ~1 acre | $2,500 |
| X-series | Navimow X450 | large / 1 acre+ | $3,000 |
| X-series (2026) | Navimow X4 series | large, all-terrain | from $2,499 (launch $2,249) |
| H-series | Navimow H500 / H800 / H1500 / H3000 (-VF) | model number approximates m2 coverage | varies by retailer |
The line spans roughly $799 to $3,000, so the decision is mostly about lawn size, slope and which navigation system you want to pay for.
How the series differ
i-series — small and mid-size lawns ($799-$1,099)
The i105N ($799) and i110N ($1,099) are the entry points, using RTK satellite positioning plus a boundary you set in the app instead of a buried perimeter wire. The model number tracks coverage: the i105N suits compact yards, the i110N handles roughly double the area. The new i2 AWD series (from $999, launched at $899) adds all-wheel drive for yards with slopes and uneven ground.
X-series — up to an acre and beyond ($2,500-$3,000)
The X430 ($2,500) is rated for lawns up to about an acre; the X450 ($3,000) is the large-yard flagship. The 2026 X4 series (from $2,499, launched at $2,249) is the newest generation and is built for bigger, more complex properties. This is where you pay for range, battery and rougher-terrain capability.
H-series — wire-free VisionFence line
The H-series (H500, H800, H1500, H3000, often in "-VF" VisionFence trim) pairs RTK with a camera-based VisionFence sensor for obstacle avoidance and true wire-free setup. The model number roughly equals coverage in square metres — the H3000-VF, for example, is rated at about 0.74 acre. Pricing varies by model and retailer, so confirm the current figure on the product page before buying. At CES 2026 Navimow also previewed an H2 series using "LiDAR+" (LiDAR, network RTK and cameras combined) for slopes up to 24 degrees; its US price had not been published at launch.
Which Navimow to buy
- Small flat lawn under 500 m2: i105N at $799 is the cheapest sensible entry.
- Mid-size lawn up to ~1,000 m2: i110N at $1,099, or the i2 AWD if you have slopes.
- Large lawn approaching or over an acre: X430 ($2,500), or the newer X4 series if you want the latest generation.
- Complex boundaries and lots of obstacles: an H-series VisionFence model, sized to your area.
For a wider view across brands, see our robot lawn mower category and our robot mower cost-per-acre analysis, which puts these prices in context against gas mowers and lawn-care contracts.
Buying and sourcing notes
Navimow discounts heavily around launches — the i2 and X4 both shipped with introductory codes knocking $100-$300 off — so timing a purchase to a promotion is the easy win. Prices above are US direct/retail figures as listed in July 2026 and move with those promotions. Resellers evaluating the wider robot-mower supply chain can start with our robot mower sourcing guides.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cheapest Navimow robot mower?
The Navimow i105N at $799 is the cheapest current US model (July 2026). It uses RTK positioning and an app-set boundary for yards up to about 500 m2.
How much is the flagship Navimow X series?
The X430 lists at $2,500 and the larger X450 at $3,000. The newer 2026 X4 series starts from $2,499, with launch pricing seen as low as $2,249 using a promo code.
Do Navimow mowers need a perimeter wire?
No. Navimow mowers use RTK satellite positioning (and, on the H-series, a VisionFence camera) to follow a virtual boundary you set in the app, so no buried perimeter wire is required.
