Segway Navimow i2 AWD

The cheapest of Segway Navimow's 2026 i2 mowers: wire-free and all-wheel drive for small lawns, but it depends on 4G network RTK and has no LiDAR.

7.3/10from £799Compare prices
  • Lawn sizeup to 1,000 m²
  • NavigationNetwork RTK
  • Max slope45%
  • Versions4
Illustration · press photo of the Segway Navimow Navimow i2 AWD requested

Prices and stock

Navimow i205 AWD · up to 500 m² · RRP £899

Prices from UK retailers, cheapest first
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Navimow i206 AWD · up to 600 m² · RRP £899

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Ron Smith & CoInstallation availableChecked £799Low stockOnly 2 left in stock View deal
Robot Mowers SurreyChecked £799Out of stockView deal
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Navimow i208 AWD · up to 800 m² · RRP £999

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Segway Navimow UKChecked £999Out of stockView deal

Navimow i210 AWD · up to 1,000 m² · RRP £1,099

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MowerpowerChecked £1,099Low stockOnly 1 left in stockView deal
Robot Mowers SurreyChecked £1,099In stockView deal
Ron Smith & CoInstallation availableChecked £1,099Low stockOnly 7 left in stock View deal
Segway Navimow UKChecked £1,099Out of stockView deal

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Our verdict

Should you buy the Navimow i2 AWD?

A desk-based verdict from the manufacturer’s specifications, manuals and UK warranty terms.

How we score
7.3/10easymower score · method 2026.1
  • Navigation spec8.5
  • Cut quality editorial6.0
  • Ease of setup editorial8.0
  • App editorial7.5
  • Value spec6.0
  • Support spec+editorial8.5

Pros

  • No perimeter wire and no RTK aerial to install
  • All-wheel drive via a driven third wheel
  • 4G built in, with network RTK included at no extra cost
  • Anti-theft features: PIN lock, GPS tracking, lift and out-of-boundary alarms
  • Three-year warranty on the mower

Cons

  • No LiDAR, so positioning relies on satellites and a single camera
  • Manual cutting-height adjustment
  • Narrow 180 mm cut and the shortest run times in the i2 range
  • Slope rating of 45% is no higher than the cheaper two-wheel-drive i2 LiDAR
  • Every version was sold out on Navimow's UK store at the time of writing

Who it’s for

  • Small lawns up to about 1,000 m²
  • Open gardens with a clear view of the sky and good mobile signal
  • Bumpy or gently sloping lawns where a driven third wheel helps grip
  • Buyers who want no wire and no aerial to install

Who should avoid it

  • Your lawn is surrounded by tall trees or buildings: the i2 LiDAR copes better
  • Mobile coverage in your garden is poor, since RTK corrections arrive over 4G
  • You want to change cutting height from the app: it's a manual dial

Specifications

Navimow i2 AWD specifications

The manufacturer’s published figures, each linked to its source. Where versions differ, each is listed.

Cutting
Cutting width
Min cutting height
Max cutting height
Height adjustment
Blade type
5 blades on a single discSource: manufacturer product page
Blades
Power
Mowing time per charge
Navimow i205 AWD: 60 minSource: manufacturer product page
Navimow i208 AWD: 120 minSource: manufacturer product page
Charging time
Navimow i205 AWD: 60 minSource: manufacturer product page
Navimow i208 AWD: 120 minSource: manufacturer product page
Navimow i206 AWD: 60 minSource: manufacturer product page
Smart and safety
App
Voice assistants
Obstacle avoidance
VisionFence AI camera (140° RGB), 150+ object typesSource: manufacturer product page
Camera
GPS theft tracking
Theft alarm
PIN lock
Rain sensor
Commercial
RRP
Navimow i205 AWD: £899Source: manufacturer product page
Navimow i208 AWD: £999Source: manufacturer product page
Navimow i206 AWD: £899Source: manufacturer product page
Navimow i210 AWD: £1,099Source: manufacturer product page
Warranty
Extended warranty
Professional installation

links go to the manufacturer source for each figure. Figures are the manufacturer’s own claims unless marked otherwise.

Claims vs reality

Where the brand’s marketing and its own small print don’t agree.

  • They sayThe i2 AWD is sold in four sizes.

    In practiceNavimow publishes full specs only for the i205 and i208. For the i206 and i210 it gives little more than area and price, so their run time, weight and battery are unconfirmed. Source

  • They sayNoise is quoted at 59 dB(A).

    In practiceThe i2 AWD page doesn't say how this was measured. Navimow's footnote for the i2 LiDAR models, which quote the same figure, says it's a lab measurement with no cutting load, so treat it as a best case. Source

Which version do you need?

The i205 and i208 are the versions Navimow sells online in the UK; the i206 and i210 appear to be the retail-shop versions. They differ in rated area and battery. Navimow publishes detailed specs only for the i205 and i208: the i208 runs about twice as long per charge. Pick a rated area comfortably above your lawn size.

How it navigates and sets up

The i2 AWD is the network-RTK member of Segway Navimow's 2026 i2 range. It works out its position from satellite signals corrected by Navimow's network RTK service, delivered over the mower's built-in 4G connection, and uses a single wide-angle camera to spot obstacles and to help when the satellite view is poor. Navimow calls this pairing dual fusion. There is no wire and no aerial to install; you set up the charging station and map the lawn from the app.

The catch is that network RTK needs two things: a clear view of the sky and usable mobile coverage. Lawns under heavy tree cover or tucked beside tall buildings are better suited to the Segway Navimow i2 LiDAR, which uses LiDAR instead. Our network RTK guide explains what to check.

A driven third wheel gives all-wheel drive, and Navimow rates it for 45% slopes and obstacles up to 40 mm high.

Cutting

A single disc with five blades cuts a 180 mm strip. Height runs from 20 mm to 60 mm and is set by hand on the mower rather than in the app, unlike the other i2 models. Navimow quotes 59 dB(A); it doesn't state the test conditions, but the same figure on the LiDAR models is measured without cutting. Run time per charge is 60 min–120 min on the i205 and i208.

App, connectivity and security

The Navimow app handles up to 20 zones, schedules and weather-forecast based planning; Navimow doesn't list a rain sensor. 4G is built in with 12 months of data included. Security covers a PIN, GPS tracking and alarms if the mower is lifted or leaves the mapped area. It also works with Alexa and Google Home.

Running costs, warranty and support

Navimow covers the mower and charging station for 3 years and the battery for two years; blades aren't covered. A paid one-year extension is available. After the first year, 4G data for remote features is a paid renewal. Prices start from £799.

Price history

£754£949£1,14429 Sept29 Sept
Navimow i205 AWD Navimow i206 AWD Navimow i208 AWD Navimow i210 AWD
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DateNavimow i205 AWDNavimow i206 AWDNavimow i208 AWDNavimow i210 AWD
29 Sept£899£799£999£1,099

Questions owners ask

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between the Navimow i2 AWD, i2 LiDAR and i2 LiDAR Pro?

Navigation, drive and cut. The i2 AWD uses network RTK and a camera, with all-wheel drive and a 180 mm cut. The i2 LiDAR uses LiDAR and a camera with no RTK, two-wheel drive and a 220 mm cut with app-set height. The i2 LiDAR Pro combines LiDAR, network RTK and a camera with all-wheel drive and the highest slope rating (55%).

Does the i2 AWD need an RTK antenna?

No. It gets RTK corrections over its built-in 4G connection, so there's no aerial to mount. You do need decent mobile coverage at the lawn; Navimow's UK site has a postcode checker.

Is there a subscription?

Not to mow. Navimow says network RTK access and the data it needs are included. After the first year, 4G data for remote control and anti-theft is a paid renewal in the app.

i2 AWD or the older i Series (i105E/i108E)?

The i2 AWD drops the i Series' RTK antenna in favour of network RTK over 4G, adds all-wheel drive and raises the slope rating from 30% to 45%. The i Series only has 4G with an optional module.

Also consider

Alternatives to the Navimow i2 AWD

Similar mowers that trade something for something else: price, wire, slope or size.

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Mammotion YUKA mini 2

  • Up to 1,000 m²
  • Hybrid (RTK + vision/LiDAR)
  • 45% slopes
from £7997.8/10

Owning one

Accessories, guides and tools

Compatible accessories

  • Blade Assembly PlusRRP £25
  • Blade Assembly Plus (4 pack)RRP £100
  • Blade Assembly Plus (6 pack)RRP £150
  • Navimow Garage SRRP £129

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Last updated 2026-09-29. Specs are the manufacturer’s own figures, each linked to its source. How we score · How we get prices · Report an error