Navimow Robot Mower Now $200 Off Before Spring Rush

Navimow Robot Mower Now $200 Off Before Spring Rush

> At a Glance

> – Navimow i105N robotic mower drops to $799 at Amazon

> – Covers 1/8 acre with AI mapping and obstacle-avoid cameras

> – Larger i110N model (1/4 acre) gets same $200 discount

> – Why it matters: Early deal lets buyers skip spring price hikes

Spring lawn prep just got cheaper. Amazon has slashed $200 off two Segway Navimow robotic mowers, bringing the entry-level i105N to $799 and the i110N to an undisclosed sale price.

What the Sale Includes

Both models ship with app control, 2-3.6-inch adjustable blade height, and the ability to climb 30% slopes. The i105N handles 1/8 acre; the i110N doubles that reach to 1/4 acre.

Key specs:

  • AI-assisted mapping
  • VisionFence camera-based obstacle avoidance
  • Remote start/stop and progress tracking via app

Real-World Savings

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News Of Los Angeles home-tech editor Ethan R. Coleman tested the Navimow and found it freed up 30-45 minutes twice a week. “I set a schedule and the robot does the rest,” he noted in his review.

Model Coverage Sale Price Regular Price
i105N 1/8 acre $799 $999
i110N 1/4 acre $200 off not listed

Key Takeaways

  • Discount applies immediately on Amazon
  • Stock may vanish before peak gardening season
  • Ideal for travelers or anyone who dislikes weekly mowing
  • Both units retain full app and terrain features despite lower price

Grab the deal now and skip the spring rush when prices typically rebound.

Author

  • I’m a dedicated journalist and content creator at newsoflosangeles.com—your trusted destination for the latest news, insights, and stories from Los Angeles and beyond.

    Hi, I’m Ethan R. Coleman, a journalist and content creator at newsoflosangeles.com. With over seven years of digital media experience, I cover breaking news, local culture, community affairs, and impactful events, delivering accurate, unbiased, and timely stories that inform and engage Los Angeles readers.”

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