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Segway Navimow
Segway Navimow i110N AI Robotic Lawn Mower
$849.00
Segway Navimow i110N is a wire-free robotic lawn mower for small to mid-sized residential lawns. It focuses on RTK+Vision positioning, virtual boundaries, obstacle avoidance, app control, and quiet scheduled mowing.
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Specifications
product typeAI robotic lawn mower
main modelSegway Navimow i110N / Navimow i110
lawn coverageup to 0.25 acre
navigationRTK+Vision positioning
boundary systemwire-free virtual boundary
mappingAI-assisted mapping
app controlNavimow app for setup, scheduling, zone management, and mower control
multi-zone managementsupported
Before you buy
Where to buy the Segway Navimow i110N
Segway Navimow sells the i110N at navimow.com and through garden retailers, and MetaOriental links out rather than selling it. The Segway Navimow i110N costs $849.00.
Who the Navimow i110N is for
The i110N covers up to a quarter of an acre, which puts it squarely at ordinary residential lawns rather than at estates. It navigates with RTK and vision instead of a buried perimeter wire, so setting it up is a matter of drawing virtual boundaries in the app rather than a weekend digging a trench. Segway builds it to run quietly, which decides whether it can mow while you are home.
Is the Navimow i110N worth $849.00?
At $849.00 the i110N costs about two seasons of a lawn service on a small garden, so it pays back on time rather than immediately. Wire-free setup is the feature that matters most in practice — wire-guided mowers are cheaper and the wire is the part owners come to hate. Lawns above a quarter acre, or with steep slopes and awkward separated sections, need a larger model.
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