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Segway Navimow H2 Series

Segway-Ninebot · China · 2026

Second generation of Segway's H line: four lawn sizes on one body, navigating by lidar, network RTK and vision — and the first Navimow H with no reference antenna to install.

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The Navimow H2 Series went on sale in Segway-Ninebot's European store on 9 February 2026 as the successor to the first Navimow H generation of 2022. It is sold as four variants that share one body and differ in battery and licensed lawn area: H206 for 600 square metres at EUR 1,599, H210 for 1,000 square metres at EUR 1,799, H215 for 1,500 square metres at EUR 2,099 and H230 for 3,000 square metres at EUR 2,499. The manufacturer describes the navigation as an AI triple fusion system combining a high-resolution lidar, network RTK corrections and vision. The practical consequence is visible in what the manual does not contain: the word antenna does not appear in it once, and there is no local RTK mode. The first H generation was installed with a reference antenna on a mast, and the larger X4 released a month later still devotes a whole chapter to mounting one. On the H2 the corrections arrive over the network, so setup ends with the charging station. The body measures 623.6 by 445 by 295 millimetres and weighs between 15.65 and 16.25 kilograms depending on variant. It cuts a 22-centimetre swath at 2 to 7 centimetres of height, with a blade motor rated at 2,600 rpm, and covers 175 to 245 square metres an hour, which works out to mowing runs of roughly 110 to 220 minutes on a charge. Declared sound power is 60 dB(A) LWA and sound pressure 52 dB(A) LpA under EN 50636-2-107. One number deserves reading carefully. The machine is rated for 45 per cent slopes inside the working area but only 25 per cent at the lawn boundary — the same split Segway declares for the i2 LiDAR, and roughly half of what the flagship X4 allows at its edges. Map tools include off-limit islands the manufacturer calls BioLife islands, channels between zones and VisionFence-off zones, where the camera and the obstacle-avoidance lidar are switched off deliberately so the mower crosses a stone path or a utility cover instead of steering around it. Apple Find My is supported.

#lawn mower#garden#LiDAR#network RTK#wire-free
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