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Navimow i105N Robotic Lawn Mower — Wire-Free RTK+Vision Robot Mower
Product description
Advanced positioning and vision: The i105N pairs RTK-level GNSS positioning with a vision system and EFLS 2.0 to deliver centimetre-class navigation. That combination is intended to keep the mower operating accurately even under trees, inside tight corridors, or across complicated garden shapes.
Wire-free mapping and AI assistance: There is no perimeter wire to install. Use your smartphone to guide the mower and lay out virtual boundaries; the AI-assisted mapping tool recognizes lawn edges while you map and can autonomously complete the working-area map for a faster setup.
Planned mowing and persistent operation: The mower follows planned mowing paths to cover turf efficiently, swaps directions after a full coverage pass to reduce track marks, returns to recharge intelligently, and resumes mowing until the job is complete for consistently tidy results.
Camera-based obstacle detection: A 140° field-of-view camera with onboard AI can classify and avoid more than 150 common garden obstacles, offering improved avoidance compared with simple bumpers or ultrasonic-only systems.
App controls and zone management: The Navimow app lets you edit maps, set schedules and mowing directions for up to 12 distinct zones, remotely drive the mower, monitor progress, and optionally locate it if stolen (requires the Access+ option). Over-the-air updates deliver firmware and feature improvements.
What’s in the box: 1 x Navimow i105N robotic lawn mower, 1 x power supply, 1 x extension cable with 10 securing pegs, 1 x charging station with installation kit, 1 x GNSS antenna kit plus antenna installation kit, 9 x spare blades with mounting bolts, and 1 x user materials set.
Warranty and add-ons: The unit ships with a full 3-year warranty. A 4G tracking module for anti-theft functionality is available as an optional add-on.
Pros
- Wire-free setup with AI-assisted mapping
- Centimetre-level RTK+Vision positioning for complex yards
- Quiet operation and multi-zone scheduling via app
Cons
- Requires careful antenna/charging-station placement
- Not ideal for very overgrown grass or heavy-duty cutting
- Camera-based clearance can still miss low-overhang obstacles
VerdictThe Navimow i105N is a feature-packed autonomous mower aimed at small, intricate lawns. It combines centimetre-level RTK positioning with a 140° camera and AI mapping so it can handle narrow corridors and shaded areas without perimeter wire. Setup is largely app-driven and fast, and the mower follows systematic mowing routes, recharges automatically, and resumes until tasks are finished. It may ne
Reviews
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KYJ 5/5
Quiet, futuristic, and well worth the effort for simple yards
I’ve had this since spring for a flat, uncomplicated lawn and it runs every couple of days without bothering anyone. Neighbors ask about it and it gets filmed often. My only small issue is a narrow side passage that requires me to move it manually between front and back yards.
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Christopher Merrick 5/5
Impressive out of the box, just pick antenna location carefully
This machine impressed me from first use. Spend time choosing a good antenna and charging base spot and it will handle the rest. It’s so quiet I thought it was broken at first. Mapping via the app was straightforward and the remote-drive feature is a fun extra. It’s meant for maintenance rather than cutting very tall grass, and you’ll still need to trim edges, but it saves a lot of mowing time.
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Joshua dannemann 1/5
Major disappointment — flawed design and performance
This purchase was a regret. The cutting elements are underwhelming, app steering lags badly, and the GNSS mapping system becomes unreliable if the antenna moves. There’s still a lot of cabling and setup complexity for a so-called wireless mower. Overall it felt like an engineering misstep rather than a mature product.
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Scott 5/5
Simple setup and reliable daily use
Setup was easy — ignore the printed manual and let the app walk you through it. It’s a trade-off having a robot in the yard, but the app is intuitive and the mower has worked flawlessly for months. In my first hour test it mowed about 1,200 sq ft in 68 minutes using roughly 35% battery, which is a helpful baseline for planning.
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G. Clark 5/5
Support helped; had mapping hiccups but now satisfied
I found a cheap alternative mount for the antenna threads that saved me from buying the official kit; it looks a bit off when tightened but works fine out of sight. Initially my map disappeared and support suggested turning off camera-assisted positioning, but I retried mapping with it enabled and it completed successfully. After some early trouble-shooting I’m now quite happy with its performance.
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tc0nn 3/5
Good mower but blind to overhead clearance
Works well when the ground is even and grass is kept trimmed, but it doesn’t consider overhead or underbody clearance. It repeatedly wedged on a low trailer frame and eventually I decided to return it. If your yard has low, uneven obstacles plan to block them off.
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Dan in Baltimore 5/5
Invest time in mapping — daily runs make the lawn look great
I received mine in early May and ran it almost daily through mid-June, saving many manual mowings. It functions more like a trimmer for maintenance than a one-off mower. Cutting height adjusts from 1.6" to 3.6" in fine increments, and I run it most afternoons to keep the lawn consistently neat while avoiding dew and irrigation cycles.
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