Segway Navimow i2 LiDAR Pro

The most capable i2: LiDAR, network RTK and a camera together, plus all-wheel drive. The one to choose for mixed gardens with slopes, if the price gap is acceptable.

8.1/10from £1,199Compare prices
  • Lawn sizeup to 2,000 m²
  • NavigationHybrid (RTK + vision/LiDAR)
  • Max slope55%
  • Versions2
Illustration · press photo of the Segway Navimow Navimow i2 LiDAR Pro requested

Prices and stock

Navimow i210 LiDAR Pro · up to 1,000 m² · RRP £1,399

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Navimow i220 LiDAR Pro · up to 2,000 m² · RRP £1,799

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Our verdict

Should you buy the Navimow i2 LiDAR Pro?

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

How we score
8.1/10easymower score · method 2026.1
  • Navigation spec9.5
  • Cut quality editorial7.0
  • Ease of setup editorial8.5
  • App editorial8.0
  • Value spec6.8
  • Support spec+editorial8.5

Pros

  • Three navigation sources: LiDAR, network RTK over 4G and a camera
  • All-wheel drive via a driven, steering third wheel
  • Highest slope rating in the i2 range, at 55%
  • 220 mm cut with height set in the app
  • No wire and no aerial to install

Cons

  • Costs noticeably more than the i2 LiDAR for the same rated areas
  • The i210 Pro's rated run time is much shorter than the cheaper i208 LiDAR's
  • The i210 Pro is supplied in the UK as an EU unit with a plug adaptor
  • Heavier than the other i2 models
  • No rain sensor listed

Who it’s for

  • Lawns from about 800 m² to 2,000 m²
  • Gardens that mix open lawn with trees and buildings
  • Moderate slopes up to 55%
  • Buyers who want the most robust navigation in the i2 range

Who should avoid it

  • Your garden is enclosed and flat: the i2 LiDAR covers the same areas for less
  • You have very steep banks: all-wheel-drive mowers rated for 80% or more exist
  • Run time matters on the smaller version: the i210 Pro's rated run time is short

Specifications

Navimow i2 LiDAR Pro specifications

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

Power
Mowing time per charge
Navimow i210 LiDAR Pro: 75 minSource: manufacturer product page
Navimow i220 LiDAR Pro: 180 minSource: manufacturer product page
Charging time
Navimow i210 LiDAR Pro: 90 minSource: manufacturer product page
Navimow i220 LiDAR Pro: 115 minSource: manufacturer product page
Physical
Weight
Navimow i210 LiDAR Pro: 17.4 kgSource: manufacturer product page
Navimow i220 LiDAR Pro: 17.9 kgSource: manufacturer product page
Dimensions (L × W × H)
Noise
Noise figure type
Water/dust rating
Smart and safety
App
Voice assistants
Obstacle avoidance
VisionFence: LiDAR + 140° RGB camera, 200+ object typesSource: manufacturer product page
Camera
GPS theft tracking
Theft alarm
PIN lock
Rain sensor
Commercial
RRP
Navimow i210 LiDAR Pro: £1,399Source: manufacturer product page
Navimow i220 LiDAR Pro: £1,799Source: 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 i210 LiDAR Pro and i208 LiDAR share the same 5.1 Ah battery.

    In practiceNavimow rates the i210 Pro for 75 minutes of mowing against 110 minutes for the i208 LiDAR, probably because all-wheel drive draws more power. Expect more trips back to the dock. Source

  • They sayThe i210 LiDAR Pro is sold on Navimow's UK store.

    In practiceNavimow's listing says it's an EU unit supplied with a UK plug adaptor. Source

  • They sayRated for 55% slopes.

    In practiceNavimow's footnote says this was tested on dry grass at 5 cm cutting height. Wet grass will reduce what it can climb. Source

Which version do you need?

Two sizes share the same navigation, drive and deck. The i220 Pro has more than twice the i210 Pro's rated run time and double its area, for a moderate price step. Given the i210 Pro's short run time, the i220 is the better-balanced choice unless your lawn is well under 1,000 m².

How it navigates and sets up

The i2 LiDAR Pro uses all three of Segway Navimow's navigation sources: a solid-state LiDAR sensor, network RTK corrections over the built-in 4G connection, and a wide-angle camera. Navimow calls this tri-fusion. In practice that means RTK handles open areas with a clear sky, LiDAR takes over near walls, hedges and trees, and the camera watches for obstacles. It is the most flexible navigation in the i2 range, and there's still no wire or aerial to install.

Here's how the three i2 models split:

All-wheel drive comes from a driven third wheel that also steers. Navimow rates it for 55% slopes and 40 mm obstacles. See our slopes guide for what that means in degrees.

Cutting

A six-blade disc cuts 220 mm, with height set from the app between 20 mm and 70 mm. An edge mode lets it ride along a flat border, but Navimow makes no zero-edge claim. Rated run time is 75 min–180 min, and noise is quoted at 59 dB(A) without cutting.

App, connectivity and security

The app handles up to 20 zones and schedules. 4G is built in with 12 months of data, and security includes a PIN, GPS tracking and lift and out-of-boundary alarms. Navimow doesn't list a rain sensor.

Running costs, warranty and support

The mower is covered for 3 years, the battery for two years, with a paid one-year extension available. 4G data needs a paid renewal after year one for remote features. Prices start from £1,199.

Price history

£1,109£1,499£1,88929 Sept29 Sept
Navimow i210 LiDAR Pro Navimow i220 LiDAR Pro
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Questions owners ask

Frequently asked questions

i2 LiDAR Pro or i2 LiDAR: what do you get for the extra?

Network RTK on top of LiDAR and the camera, so it copes with open lawns as well as enclosed ones, and all-wheel drive, raising the slope rating from 45% to 55%. Cut width, height range and zones are the same.

i2 LiDAR Pro or i2 AWD?

The i2 AWD has network RTK and a camera but no LiDAR, a narrower 180 mm cut and manual height adjustment. The Pro adds LiDAR, a wider cut, app-set height and a higher slope rating, and covers bigger lawns.

Does it need an RTK antenna?

No. RTK corrections arrive over the built-in 4G connection, and LiDAR keeps it positioned where satellite or mobile signal is weak.

Is there a subscription?

Not to mow. Navimow includes network RTK access; a year of 4G data is included and remote features need a paid renewal after that.

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Accessories, guides and tools

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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