I let the Segway Navimow i215 roam free in my yard for two months — here's how well it cut my lawn
The Segway Navimow i215 is a capable robot lawnmower, but it lacks a few features found in less expensive rivals.
I let a Segway Navimow i215 roam freely in my yard for two months, and it significantly reduced the time I spent mowing the lawn. Segway's newest mid-tier robot lawnmower, the i215, uses both LiDAR and vision systems to map and navigate my yard, covering up to 0.37 acres. The device connects to my home Wi-Fi network and can either map my yard automatically or manually.
While it occasionally struggled with steep sections, the mower successfully avoided obstacles and mowed my lawn efficiently in a diagonal pattern. The Navimow i215 also comes with security features like geofencing, Apple FindMy, and compatibility with smart home devices, making it a practical and relatively secure option for smaller yards.
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