Segway Navimow i110
For a small, mostly open lawn, the i110 is the easiest wire-free mower to recommend. Network RTK and camera positioning keep it accurate, the app is mature, and $1,099 with a 3-year warranty is fair value. Hilly yards should look elsewhere.
Key specs
| Spec | Navimow i110 |
|---|---|
| Price | $1,099 |
| Lawn size | 0.25 acre |
| Max slope | 30% (17°) |
| Cutting width | 7.1 in |
| Cutting height | 2.0–3.6 in |
| Navigation | RTK + camera-based visual SLAM, VisionFence obstacle detection |
| Drive | Two-wheel drive |
| Extras | IP66, 58 dB(A), optional 4G module, 3-year warranty, about 60 min per charge |
Maker specs and prices as of November 3, 2026. "Not listed" means the maker doesn't publish that figure.
Navigation and setup
Segway's EFLS 2.0 system combines RTK satellite positioning with visual SLAM, a camera technique that tracks the mower's movement relative to its surroundings. When the house blocks part of the sky, visual tracking fills the gap. VisionFence identifies more than 150 kinds of obstacles and includes an animal-friendly mode.
Where Navimow's network RTK covers your area, no antenna is needed. Otherwise, the app's antenna locator helps you pick a spot with a clear view of the sky.
Slopes: the main limitation
The i110 is rated for 30% (17°) inside the lawn but only 10% (6°) at the boundary, where it turns. A lawn that slopes down to a fence or curb can exceed that. If yours does, the GOAT O1000 RTK (17% at the boundary) or an all-wheel-drive model will cope better.
Living with it
- About 60 minutes of mowing per charge and 90 minutes to recharge, covering 60–100 m² per hour.
- 58 dB(A): quieter than conversation, so night schedules are realistic.
- Cutting height 2.0–3.6 in, adjustable per zone in the app.
- Theft alerts and GPS tracking need the optional Access+ 4G module.
This review is based on Segway Navimow's published specifications, independent coverage and owner reports, compared against the other mowers we track. We'll add hands-on results as our testing progresses.
Questions
Is the i110 the same as the i110N?
The i110N was the earlier version of Segway's quarter-acre mower. Segway now sells the i110 at $1,099 alongside the $799 i105 for eighth-acre lawns.
Can I rent it instead?
Segway offers Navimow Flex at $130 a month with no commitment, which is a way to test it on your lawn.