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Navimow i110N

Name: Segway Navimow i110N
Brand: Segway

Segway Navimow i110N

$1,299 MSRP Nav GPS-RTK + camera Verified Sep 7, 2026

7.8/10 Score

GPS-RTK plus a camera means no wire to bury — but give it open sky and keep it away from curbs.

Where it sits 01 of 10 overall 01 of 4 in Wire-free (GPS / vision) type median 7.5 (n 4) field median 7.3

Model no. i110N

Max lawn: 0.25ac
Max slope: 30%
Cut width: 7.1in

Drawn from the spec sheet: ¼-acre plot to scale · ground tilted to the 30% rating · lanes 7.1 in wide, the real cut · straight RTK lanes with a camera watching ahead, no wire, satellites in view. Manufacturer ratings, not our measurements.

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Reliability30% weight

7.0

Performance25%

8.0

Usability20%

8.5

Value15%

8.5

Support10%

7.5

cut = score, 5–10 in half-point notchesuncutdry patch = weakestwire-free (gps / vision) median, n 4

Scoring note

Reliability 7.0 (30%): multi-month hands-off owner reports are real, but so are the recurring drop-off, stuck-on-flat-ground and firmware-map-drift themes. Performance 8.0 (25%): accurate navigation and clean lines, held back by slow passes, weak handling of leaves and twigs, and a hard dependency on sky view. Usability 8.5 (20%): the standout — no wire, app-driven mapping, though antenna siting is guesswork until the dock is placed. Value 8.5 (15%): $1,299 MSRP is at the cheap end of wire-free RTK, though the Sunseeker X3 Plus, Worx Vision Cloud and Luba mini AWD 800H all list lower. Support 7.5 (10%): OTA updates and a growing lineup, but a short track record and no warranty length we could verify. Weighted total 7.8 (7.825).

Recommended for

and where to walk past it

Recommended for

Your lawn is under a quarter acre and mostly open to the sky
You want wire-free setup without paying premium-tier prices
You are willing to re-check the map after a firmware update

What backs it

Wire-free setup finished in an afternoon from the app
Cut quality holds up against mowers costing twice as much
Cheapest credible RTK mower for a quarter acre

Not where

Your yard is heavily shaded or hemmed in by tall buildings
You have unfenced curbs, retaining walls or a raised deck edge
You need it to deal with leaves and twigs as well as grass

What counts against it

Drop-off detection is weak — testers and owners report it falling off curbs
Needs a clear sky view; struggles under dense tree cover
Firmware updates have broken working maps for some owners

Known issue

from owner reports, not the marketing page

Known issueRepeated getting-stuck reports on flat lawn, persisting after owners fitted off-road wheels; drop-off detection at curbs is weak Home Depot reviews

Owners sayAccurate wire-free boundaries with no uncut strips roboter-forum, Tom's Guide forums

Owners warnGetting stuck on flat ground, persisting after an owner fitted off-road wheels Home Depot reviews

How this score was built

Manufacturer ratings, not our measurements.

Built from 9 sources: 4 owner threads, 2 hands-on reviews, 1 video, 2 spec pages.

Owner threadsroboter-forum, Tom's Guide forums, Home Depot reviews
Hands-on reviewsPCWorld, MakeUseOf
VideosYouTube
Spec pagesNavimow, Segwayofontario

We don't sell these and we don't run them. The score is the weighted result of five factors read from the sources above; specs last checked Sep 7, 2026. How the five factors are weighted →

Editor's note

All three land at 7.8 and the rubric will not separate them, so here is our call. The Automower 430X is $2,499 MSRP before you bury a wire, and it has left Husqvarna's US lineup, so you are buying dealer stock. The Honda HRN216VKA is a gas machine Honda stopped building in 2023; what is on the shelf is what is left. For the open quarter-acre most readers have, the Navimow i110N is the one to buy: no wire, an afternoon of setup, and the cheapest credible RTK on the list. Shaded or walled yard? Ignore the tie and read the 430X.

Specifications

Last verified Sep 7, 2026

Max lawn: 0.25 acre
Max slope: 30% (~16.7°)
Cut width: 7.1 in
Cut height: n/v — no primary source read
Navigation: GPS-RTK + vision
Noise: n/v — no primary source read
Connectivity: 4G + Wi-Fi
Warranty: n/v — no primary source read

Manufacturer ratings, not our measurements. 3 values read from no primary source are shown as n/v rather than guessed. The retailer's page is the one that counts at checkout.

Sources

9 cited

01

SpecNavimow

Official Navimow i110 product line page
02

SpecSegwayofontario

Authorized-dealer spec listing: 7.1 in cut, 30% max slope
03

Ownerroboter-forum

Dedicated i110N owner thread on roboter-forum (largest EU robot-mower community)
04

Ownerroboter-forum

Multi-page i-Series owner experience thread: battery drain when dock is powered off, camera is for obstacles not narrow-passage navigation
05

OwnerTom's Guide forums

Owner replies: April firmware update caused map drift; antenna signal siting problems
06

OwnerHome Depot reviews

Aggregated owner reviews: repeated getting-stuck reports on flat lawn even after off-road wheel upgrade
07

VideoYouTube

Long-term owner follow-up: 'Is this Robot Mower Still Worth It?' i110N long-term review
08

Hands-onPCWorld

Hands-on: measured 7.1 in cut, ~30% slope; observed repeated drop-off incidents
09

Hands-onMakeUseOf

Critical hands-on covering GPS lock and antenna placement difficulty