The i105N is the entry point of Segway's wire-free range. It does the same job as its larger siblings on a smaller lawn, which makes it the least expensive way to skip burying a perimeter cable.
This review is based on Segway's published specifications and documentation together with reported owner experience, not in-house testing.
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Reviewed
Segway
Segway Navimow i105N
Best for: Typical suburban back gardens
Key feature: Wire-free satellite positioning (EFLS)
The entry point of Segway's wire-free Navimow range, specified for lawns up to 500 m². It uses satellite positioning with a base antenna rather than a buried perimeter wire, and sets virtual boundaries in the app.
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The full review
Reviewed
Segway
Segway Navimow i105N
The entry point of Segway's wire-free Navimow range, specified for lawns up to 500 m². It uses satellite positioning with a base antenna rather than a buried perimeter wire, and sets virtual boundaries in the app.
Why it stands out
Wire-free setup at the most accessible price point in Segway's line.
Best for
Typical suburban back gardens
Not ideal for
Large properties
Key features
- ◆Wire-free satellite positioning (EFLS)
- ◆Rated for lawns up to 500 m²
- ◆Virtual boundaries and no-go zones in the app
- ◆Rain sensor and app scheduling
Pros
- Simple app-based boundary setup
- No wire to install or repair
- Compact and quiet in operation
Considerations
- Small rated area
- Needs a clear sky view for the antenna
Final verdict
Segway Navimow i105N suits buyers who prioritise typical suburban back gardens. Worth knowing: Coverage ceiling is low, so growth room is limited if your lawn is near 500 m².
Who this mower is for
Small suburban gardens up to 500 m² with a reasonable view of the sky. That covers a large share of typical back gardens.
It also suits renters and anyone unwilling to dig a cable into a lawn they may not keep.
Setup experience
Antenna placement, then a guided walk of the perimeter in the app, then zone editing. Most owners are mowing within an hour of unboxing.
Enclosed city gardens are the case to check carefully: high walls on several sides narrow the sky view and can undermine positioning.
Day-to-day behaviour
Systematic mowing lines and a rain sensor mean the lawn is maintained rather than periodically rescued, and the machine is quiet enough for daytime use next to neighbours.
Like all robot mowers it leaves an uncut margin at edges, so a trimmer stays in the shed.
Where it struggles
The 500 m² ceiling is genuinely a ceiling. If your lawn is near that figure, the i110N's extra headroom is the better purchase.
There is no camera system here, so obstacles are handled by contact rather than avoidance.
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Final verdict
For a genuinely small lawn with open sky, the i105N delivers the whole wire-free experience at the lowest price Segway offers. Anyone near the 500 m² limit, or working around tall walls, should step up to the i110N or reconsider a wired mower.
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