Robot Lawn Mowers

What to know about Navimow i105A

The Segway Navimow i105A is a compact robot mower aimed at small suburban lawns where convenience matters more than heavy-duty cutting power. Its biggest selling point is the virtual boundary system: instead of burying or pegging perimeter wire, you map the lawn in the Navimow app and let the mower navigate using RTK/GNSS positioning supported by vision technology. For day-to-day use, the i105A is designed to keep grass maintained through frequent, systematic mowing rather than occasional heavy cuts. It supports app control, scheduling, multi-zone management, automatic charging, and assisted mapping, which makes it a strong option if you want your lawn trimmed regularly with minimal manual effort. The i105A’s 18cm cutting width and 60-minute typical mowing time make sense for its 500m² target area, but they also show its limits. This is not the model to choose for large properties, rough ground, or lawns with steep banks beyond its rated 30% slope capability. The cutting height is manually adjustable from 20mm to 60mm, so buyers wanting automatic height adjustment should look higher up the range. Obstacle handling is another key advantage. VisionFence uses a camera and AI object detection to help the mower identify common garden obstacles, which is useful around toys, furniture, pets, and irregular lawn layouts. Even so, buyers should still prepare the lawn, remove small loose objects, and expect better results when the charging station and antenna setup have a clear view of the sky. Overall, the Navimow i105A is a practical choice for homeowners with a modest, well-defined lawn who want a modern robot mower without boundary wires. It offers a good mix of smart navigation, quiet operation, and app convenience, but its small-lawn capacity, manual cutting height adjustment, and dependence on good positioning conditions mean it is not a universal solution for every yard.

• Homeowners with small lawns up to 500m² who want automated mowing without installing boundary wire.
• Buyers who prefer app-based setup, scheduling, multi-zone control, and virtual boundaries.
• People with relatively tidy lawns who want frequent maintenance mowing rather than cutting long, overgrown grass.
• Users who value quiet operation and obstacle detection for everyday residential use.
• No physical perimeter wire required, which can make setup cleaner and less invasive.