“The Segway Navimow i105E left a consistently positive impression during the test. Particularly noteworthy are the simple operation via the app, the precise navigation without a boundary wire, and the excellent mowing performance. The robotic lawnmower handles complex garden layouts with ease, offers numerous personalization options, and ensures an even cut. However, due to its design, it does not reach the edge area and is less suitable for steep slopes.”

“The wirelessly operating Navimow i105E robotic lawnmower from Segway is ideal for smaller or winding areas due to its compact design. It showed thorough performance on the test area and produced only a quiet hum. However, it sometimes shies away from overhanging vegetation. The charging time is short, while the battery life is average. Thanks to the robust traction of its lugged wheels, it masters inclines without any problems, even on wet grass.”

“The Navimow i105E is quick to set up, navigates systematically, and recognizes almost all obstacles. The app also makes a good impression and always provides an overview of the robot's current position and processed areas. A major plus is the price, offering an exciting overall package for smaller gardens. Problems arise, especially when mowing along edges that are not on the same level.”

“For under €1000, the reviewer highly recommends the i105E, stating there is currently nothing better for the price. A small drawback is that for a lawn of over 300 square meters with a slight incline, the battery drains a bit faster, requiring the mower to return to the station to recharge before finishing the job. The mowing result and installation are praised, with the GPS-based navigation working perfectly and the app being very easy to use.”

“For its keen price, this is a cracking robot mower that performs exceptionally well. The mapping experience is enjoyable, and it reliably does its job without getting stuck. However, it doesn't avoid small obstacles like dog mess, won't cut right to the edge, and has a confusing on-board interface.”

“The Navimow iSeries (i105E) performed very well in the test. The lawn was mowed in a structured, zig-zag pattern, and the mower navigated very accurately, avoiding marked-off zones and not shying away from narrow and winding spots. The small steering wheels allow for easy navigation without getting stuck. The overall performance, including precise navigation, effective edge cutting, and the ability to handle slopes, was satisfactory.”

“The reviewer experienced some initial frustration with the installation but was ultimately satisfied with the mower's performance over two months. The app is described as rudimentary but sufficient. It handles complex scenarios with slopes and everyday obstacles well. The cutting height is adjustable, and the mower is quiet. A key issue was the installation process, which the reviewer found maddening.”

“A user who switched from a Worx Landroid praises the Navimow i105e for its super easy installation, better obstacle detection, and mowing in strips, which avoids lawn damage. The zone management is also considered superior. The only negative point mentioned is the inability to split a zone into two parts or have connected zones.”