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The $2,499 Segway Navimow X430 topped a five-bot summer field test on a three-quarter-acre coastal South Carolina property, the only unit that did not get stuck once across the entire trial.
The test, run by The Verge's Jennifer Pattison Tuohy across machines from Segway, Husqvarna, Dreame, Mammotion, and Roborock, found that advances in real-time kinematic positioning and all-wheel drive represented a material improvement over prior-year results.
Existing models, including all five reviewed, remain cleared for U.S. sale and support under the new FCC robot ban; the fate of new model launches is a separate question.
Segway takes the field on navigation and speed The Navimow X430 weighs 60 pounds and combines RTK, vSLAM, and vision-based navigation.
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