Segway Navimow X430
$2,499
A full acre and an 84% slope rating for $2,499. Wide 430 mm deck, no antenna needed with network RTK.
Enter your lawn size and your steepest slope. We check 19 wire-free robot mowers from Mammotion, Segway Navimow, Husqvarna, Dreame, ECOVACS, eufy and WORX against their published limits.
19 mowers · 7 brands · every spec linked to its source
Count only the grass the robot mows, not the house, drive or beds. How to measure it.
Not sure? See the slope guide.
A robot fits when its published maximum area is at least your lawn size and its slope rating covers your steepest section. Bars show how much of the rated area your lawn uses; above 85% we mark it a tight fit. Cheapest fits first.
Chosen from published specs. Each links to the full verdict.
$2,499
A full acre and an 84% slope rating for $2,499. Wide 430 mm deck, no antenna needed with network RTK.
$1,699.99
LiDAR and cameras, no satellite signal needed, 80% slopes and half an acre for $1,699.99.
$799
The cheapest wire-free mower here at $799, for flat-ish lawns up to an eighth of an acre.
Enter your lawn size and slope to see which robots are rated for it.
The mowers rated for a full acre or more, compared.
All-wheel-drive models rated for 45% to 84% slopes.
How wire-free mowers navigate, and which suits a yard with trees.
The two biggest wire-free ranges side by side.
Wire-free picks up to a third of an acre, from $799.
Area and slope rule a robot in or out before anything else. The calculator starts there.
Each spec links to the manufacturer or retailer page it came from, with the date we checked it.
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