Segway Navimow i110N vs Ecovacs GOAT O1000 RTK

Quick take: The Segway Navimow i110N costs $70 less; the Segway Navimow i110N is rated for a larger lawn (10,890 sq ft); the Ecovacs GOAT O1000 RTK is rated for steeper ground (45%); the Segway Navimow i110N cuts taller (up to 3.6"), which matters for fescue and warm-season grasses.

SpecSegway Navimow i110NEcovacs GOAT O1000 RTK
Price~$929~$999
Rating
NavigationRTK + VisionRTK + Vision
Max Lawn Size10,890 sq ft (10,890 sq ft)8,600 sq ft (8,600 sq ft)
Max Slope30% (17°)45% (24°)
Cutting Width7.1"8.66"
Cut Height2"–3.6"1.2"–3.2"
DriveRWDRWD
Runtime120 min65 min
Charge Time120 min100 min
Noise58 dB57 dB
Weight24 lb24.3 lb
Obstacle DetectionVisionFence 140-degree RGB camera plus bumper; identifies 150+ object types and maps trees and planters automatically, but cannot see curbs or drop-offs.AIVI 3D: AI camera + 3D ToF, 200+ object types; reliably rounds trees, toys, hoses and pets, less sure on very low-lying items.
Edge CuttingNoYes
Rain SensorNoYes
CellularNoNo
Anti-TheftPIN lock and lift alarm; GPS tracking and geofence alerts only with the optional Access+ 4G modulePIN lock + lift alarm; geofence Distance Alarm needs the optional 4G module
Warranty3-year limited1-year limited (Ecovacs US standard policy)

Pros & cons

Segway Navimow i110N

  • Tom's Guide Editor's Choice for even, complete coverage with no missed strips
  • Double the runtime of the i105N for only a little more money
  • Vision fallback keeps it inside the boundary when RTK signal dips under trees
  • 58 dB lets it run at night without complaints
  • Repeatedly discounted below $800 in 2026
  • Slow: expect several hours of mowing per week for a full quarter acre
  • Front-wheel drive and 30% slope limit struggle on real hills
  • No drop-off detection; PCWorld's unit drove off curbs
  • Cannot chew through leaves or twigs, so fall cleanup is still on you
  • Discontinued on Segway's own store; retailer stock only

Ecovacs GOAT O1000 RTK

  • $999.99 for a mapped, multi-zone RTK mower is the best price in its class
  • Slim 1.31 ft body squeezes through 2.3 ft side-yard gaps
  • TruEdge pass gets close enough to fences that owners retire the string trimmer in most spots
  • Owners report it copes with rough, unmanicured lawns and routes around trees on its own
  • Quietest GOAT at 57 dBA
  • Small 4 Ah battery: about 65 minutes mowing, then 100 minutes charging
  • RTK antenna needs open sky; rural owners report signal drops
  • Thin manual and app onboarding trip up first-time owners
  • No string trimmer and only 45% slope rating versus the LiDAR Pro models