What it is
The Segway Navimow H210 is the smaller of the two H2 series robot mowers sold on Navimow’s official US store at navimow.com. This listing covers the H210 variant only: Shopify product 8367261089929, variant 45014291382409 (“Navimow H210 | 0.25 acre”), SKU AA.12.05.01.0002. It is not the H220 (0.5 acre, $2,199) on the same page.
Navimow calls the navigation EFLS™ (LiDAR + NRTK + Vision). A built-in solid-state LiDAR, Network RTK and a camera work together, so there is no boundary wire and no RTK antenna to install. Where Network RTK coverage is available, you connect through the Navimow app instead of mounting a local antenna. The page has a coverage checker.
From the Navimow H2 US user manual linked from the product page (Specifications table, H210 column, checked 16 Oct 2026):
- Recommended mowing area: about 0.25 acre
- Max incline inside the working area: 45% (24°). Max incline at the boundary: 25%.
- Cutting width: 8.66 in. Cutting height: 2–4 in. The page lists a low-cutting kit in the box.
- Typical mowing time per full charge: about 110 min. Charging time: about 70 min. Area per hour: 2,045 ft².
- Battery: 5.1 Ah / 110 Wh, 21.6 V lithium-ion
- Net weight: 34.5 lbs (battery included). Size: 24.6 × 17.5 × 11.6 in.
- Noise: 60 dB(A) sound power (LWA) and 52 dB(A) sound pressure (LpA)
- IP rating: IP66 for the mower and charging station, IP67 for the power supply
- Warranty in the US manual: 3 years on the H210/H220, 2 years on battery packs and power adapters
coverageAcres is the 0.25-acre recommended mowing area. The page’s “up to 0.93 acre per day” figure is footnoted as an H220 result, so it does not apply to this variant.
Who it’s for
A lawn of up to about a quarter acre that is awkward for single-sensor mowers: areas under trees, narrow paths, open ground, or mowing at night. Navimow’s EFLS™ copy names all of these. Setup is “drop and mow”: you place the charging station, and the mower maps the yard itself in the app. Nothing is buried and there’s no antenna pole.
Check two things before buying. Network RTK depends on cellular coverage, and the page has a coverage checker. Also, the 45% rating applies inside the work area. The manual caps the boundary at 25%.
Skip it if the lawn is well over a quarter acre (the H220 covers about half an acre on the same page), or if the yard needs AWD and an 80%-class slope rating.
Standout details
- Navigation: EFLS™ fuses a built-in solid-state LiDAR with Network RTK and vision. Navimow quotes about 200,000 points per second and a 230 ft detection range.
- Obstacles: the page says it detects objects down to 0.4 in and recognizes 200+ types, from toys and swings to moving animals.
- Cut: 8.66 in width, 2600/min rated blade speed, and 2–4 in height, with the included low-cutting kit for shorter grass. Ride-on edge mode cuts as close as 2 in from walls. You can set up to 30 zones.
- Slopes: Terrain Adapt plus Electronic Stability Control. The rating is 45% (24°) inside the work area and 25% at the boundary. The page doesn’t call it AWD, so
driveTypeis omitted. - Runtime: 5.1 Ah / 110 Wh pack, about 110 min per charge and about 70 min to recharge. That’s the same pack Navimow sells as the “5.1Ah for i210 AWD / H210” spare.
- Weather and noise: IP66, 60 dB(A).
- Connectivity: the page says Connect+ 4G service is 1 year free, then renews at $32.90 a year.
- In the box (page list): the H2 mower, charging station and installation kit, low-cutting kit, extension cable for the power supply, power supply adapter, welcome card and quick start guide, 7 pegs for the extension cable, and 12 spare blades and bolts.
- Purchase terms on this date: $1,799.00 in the cart with no compare-at. Taxes are excluded; the page shows free shipping over $99.
Page and source notes: The PDP’s interactive spec table is injected by script and didn’t render for the research host. The H210 values above come from the official Navimow H2 US user manual PDF linked on the US product page (Navimow_H2_User_Manual-US-260202). The H2 product’s featured image is the H220 still, so this listing uses the separate official H2-1.1-PDP-H210-NA studio still, which shows the H210 mark next to the STOP button.
Sources: official Navimow US product page, Navimow H2 (H210 variant), including the feature copy, footnotes and What’s in the Box; product.js (product 8367261089929 / variant 45014291382409 / SKU AA.12.05.01.0002); a guest cart/add.js; and the Navimow H2 US user manual linked from that page. All checked 16 Oct 2026 (AWST).
Honest verdict
At $1,799, the H210 is the quarter-acre H2. It has the same LiDAR + network RTK + vision navigation, 8.66-inch cut, 2–4 in height, IP66, 60 dB(A) and 45% / 25% slope limits as the listed segway-navimow-h220. It is the same 24.6 × 17.5 × 11.6 in body.
How it differs from the H220:
| H210 | H220 | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $1,799 | $2,199 ($400 more) |
| Recommended area | about 0.25 acre | about 0.5 acre |
| Battery | 5.1 Ah / 110 Wh | 10 Ah / 216 Wh |
| Runtime per charge | about 110 min | about 220 min |
| Charge time | about 70 min | about 120 min |
| Area per hour | 2,045 ft² | 2,637 ft² |
| Weight | 34.5 lb | 35.82 lb |
The limits are the same for both. Neither is AWD. Both are rated for 45% inside the work area and 25% at the boundary. Network RTK and the 4G features rely on cellular service. The standard deck starts at 2 in, so you fit the low-cutting kit to go shorter. Buy the H210 if your lawn is a tricky quarter acre with moderate slopes. If it’s closer to half an acre, the H220 is the better fit.
