A quiet, wire-free robot mower for lawns up to 600 m². It uses satellite positioning (RTK) together with camera-based navigation to mow systematically without a boundary wire.
Best for: Small to medium lawns where simple wire-free mowing is a priority
At a glance
600
30
% · Max slope
RTK + Vision
Navigation
58
dB · Noise
Specifications
500
m²
600
m²
30
%
Other
RTK + Vision
Yes
RTK + Vision
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
58
dB
Key features
Wire-free mowing with satellite positioning (RTK) and camera-based navigation
Mows in organised, systematic patterns rather than moving randomly
Suitable for lawns up to 600 m²
Handles slopes up to 30%
Quiet 58 dB operation
Pros & Cons
Pros
No boundary wire needs to be installed
Mows in organised patterns for more efficient lawn coverage
Quiet 58 dB operation
Uses both satellite positioning and camera-based navigation
Compact option for smaller gardens
Cons
A separate positioning antenna needs to be installed
600 m² capacity isn’t suitable for larger lawns
Less capable on steep slopes than some all-wheel-drive rivals
Who it’s for
Best suited to small and medium-sized gardens where you want wire-free installation and organised, systematic mowing. It’s particularly suitable for relatively straightforward lawns where quiet operation and avoiding a buried boundary wire are priorities.
Verdict
The Segway Navimow i105E is a strong option for smaller UK gardens. It combines satellite positioning (RTK) with camera-based navigation, allowing it to mow systematically without a boundary wire. Its quiet 58 dB operation is another advantage. With a 600 m² maximum lawn area and 30% slope capability, however, larger or particularly steep gardens may be better served by a more powerful alternative.