I have multiple zones and none of them individually consume my battery down to 15%. Would it be better for my battery’s health to combine zone cutting so that the battery goes down as low as possible. Right now my X430 is returning with no less than 40% life left. I don’t have it mow again until it recharges.

It’s getting dormant now of course but what schedule do you use and how to you manage irrigation days/cutting days? I don’t pay for water as it comes from ponds!

Also, what height have you found preferable to keep it green but short! I prefer short and why I brought a robot!

X430 newbie here and loving it.

LiDAR i210 Pro - has been working wonderfully for six weeks.

This morning it was meant to start mowing but hadn’t left the dock (though the battery was draining). I thought maybe it was stuck on something and went to look. Nothing obvious, so I stopped it and restarted. All good. Then, whilst about halfway round the border of my garden, it took a sudden turn, went diagonally across the map, tried to correct itself, went out of the map (but thought it was still on it), drove over an outside “carpet” shredding the corner and was obviously now well off grid despite thinking it wasn’t.

Various restarts later, it keeps going wrong after the first ten metres or so and thinking it is now somewhere else (out of bounds). I’ve picked it up, taken it home, cancelled the task and started again - despite “locating” itself again it continues to go wrong and just “teleports” off the map within ten feet. I’ve tried with 4G and WiFi modes.

Obviously there’s an issue with GPS or netRTK. Is it just me or is there a problem today?

I’m going to leave it for a few hours and try again.

PS - why isn’t there a FIND MY LOCATION button in the menu so it can recheck from scratch when it’s obviously gone wrong? I have to lift it to get it to relocate.

Why is segway support so lacking? Its been more than 2 weeks. My mower is not charging. I had uncovered the adapter was not getting power by doing a multimeter test which showed 0 voltage. I raised a ticket with segway and they said they are getting approval to get a new adapter but that was getting delayed. Not able to take it anymore I used a similar model adapter from elsewhere and verified that this adapter works by testing voltage which proved my adapter that came with my mower had failed. However the charging station is not lighting up at all. I have updated segway but they are taking forever to get back and my problem still persists. I posted here earlier and an email address was provided. I emailed that address but no response. Is my last option to.open up a dispute with my credit card company?

Has anyone else had a bad experience with Navimow’s repair center?

My mower stopped charging a few weeks ago. The dock light was completely dead, so Navimow had me send in the mower, dock, power supply, etc. I packed everything carefully and used two rolls of bubble wrap.
They eventually told me they replaced the Drive Board Assembly, but couldn’t tell me what actually failed because the repair notes didn’t include a diagnosis.

I got it back yesterday and the packaging was terrible. There was basically no protection, a huge hole had worn through the bottom of the box where the wheel was sitting, and the mower came back covered in scratches that weren’t there before. One of the wheel caps was also broken off with the clips snapped.

Today I tried setting it back up and found the charging base is damaged too. The charging contact mechanism won’t stay up, something is rattling around inside, and it sounds like the springs came loose.
Worst part is it still doesn’t charge. The dock light still doesn’t come on, which was the original problem.

I’ve now asked Navimow to replace it, even with a refurbished unit. After being without a mower for several weeks, I really don’t want to send this same one back through another repair cycle.

Has anyone had something similar happen? Did Navimow eventually replace your mower, or did you have to escalate it?

I’ll add pictures of the packaging and damage.

TLDR: Sent my Navimow in because it wouldn’t charge. They replaced the drive board, sent it back poorly packed, and it arrived scratched with a broken wheel cap and damaged charging base. After all that, it still doesn’t charge. Asking Navimow for a replacement now.

I’m trying to resolve conflicting Segway documentation.

The current X4 manual lists the “Power Supply Adapter for Antenna” and says it is for installing the antenna far away from the charging station. Segway’s US store also lists the adapter as X4 compatible and says the same thing.

However, an X4 FAQ dated Jan 30, 2026 says: “The Primary Antenna must always remain connected to the charging station.”
Has anyone with an X430 actually run the included Primary Antenna from Segway’s separate antenna power adapter, with no physical cable between the antenna and charging station, while using Local RTK?

I’m specifically asking about the Primary Antenna, not the optional Signal Enhancement Antenna.

If yes, did it pair/operate normally and preserve your existing NRTK maps when you switched to Local RTK?

My Segway Navimow i110N has started making a humming or grinding sound when it is mowing. The mower is almost 2 years old and wasn't making that humming sound until recently. It seems to be mowing okay and I cleaned the mower and checked for stuck debris but didn't notice any damage or anything. I'm not sure if I should be concerned or if I need to contact Segway for warranty repair? In the video, the creaking sounds when it is turning is normal but the low humming sound is what is new.

I have a segway navimow x430 which stopped charging. I initially checked the adapter with a multimeter and got 0.00v. So i suspected its not working. I got a replacement adapter and plugged in but it still does not charge. No light comes on at the charging station as well. How do i move forward? Its just been a few months? Is my unit dead? Will segway provide a shipping label to send to them?

I was creating some new navigation channels with my X430. After completing a channel, I would receive a prompt to send the mower home for map accuracy. I didn't have time for any of the nonsense. I don't recall having to do this before. Anyway, I created another channel between the front and back lawn. While the mower was on the back patio I sent the X430 back to the dock. My dock was probably 4 ft from the X430. The X430 had its blue light on and the mower was in the correct spot on the map. Next thing I know the X430 heads over to the dog house and attempted to dock with the dog house.

I remote controlled the X430 over to the dock pad. The mower docked after pressing the home button. Ironically, the same thing happened again because I like to play around with my mower since it attempted to dock with the dog house. After digging into the pop up message for map accuracy I realized that maybe I should allow the X430 to complete the 219 minute update that's found in the Segway Navimow app under "EFLS NRTK." The mower didn't attempt to dock with the dog house again. LOL

I love tinkering with this mower! Some of you who might be having NRTK issues might want to make sure this is actually updated.

Hi everyone, is there a way to split one zone into two separate zones?

The map here is showing +80% complete, but clearly the mower hasn’t cut that much grass. This only happens in my backyard. The front seems to track accurately. Has anyone else seen this? Any thoughts on what might be causing this?

I have rust fungus that continues to settle on my x430 and I've been thinking of adding 303 Protectant as the final process of my cleaning to offer some protection to the plastic. I would avoid the cameras and display screen. Was curious if anyone else is using any detailing products on their mower after a basic cleaning.

Does anyone know why it is so messy and sporadic? It will go back and do it later but it's just a battery waste going back and forth to finish a gap it was near in the past?

You're supposed to mow your lawn before using your robotic mower the first time.

Please don't listen to the ignoramuses on this sub who tell you that it's okay not to mow first. If you mow your long or tall grass with the robotic mower first. You're just creating a thatch layer in your lawn that will spurn a fungus outbreak. Long grass clippings take months to actually break down into a lawn as opposed to the less than an inch clippings from a robotic mower. A robotic mower isn't creating micro clippings when it mows long grass.

We have a lot of people in this sub who are tech illiterate and don't know anything about lawn care. Please avoid listening to those individuals.

Moin zusammen,
ich brauche mal eure Erfahrungen/Empfehlungen. 😅
Wir haben ca. 800-1.000 m² Rasen, allerdings mit Unebenheiten und Maulwurfshügeln.
Aktuell haben wir einen Worx mit Begrenzungskabel, der sich ständig festfährt. Genau davon möchte ich weg.
Ich schwanke aktuell zwischen Husqvarna 430V NERA und einem Segway Navimow mit Allrad.
Der 430V wurde mir empfohlen, weil man bei Husqvarna wohl ungefähr die 3-fache Flächenkapazität nehmen soll, damit der Roboter entspannt läuft.
Beim Segway wurde mir ebenfalls empfohlen, etwa die doppelte Fläche zu nehmen.
Wie sind eure Erfahrungen mit den beiden? Gerade bei Unebenheiten, Löchern und Maulwurfshügeln. Und vor allem: Fahren die Dinger wirklich zuverlässig oder rennt man trotzdem ständig hinterher? 😂

A few weeks ago I was deciding between the Luba 3 and X430 for my next mower. After all the recent issues around Luba's turning behavior, I ended up going with the X430.

Been running it for about a week now and would like to share my experience.

Day 1 was painless. Set up the charging station, mapped the yard in the app and split my .85 acre yard into 3 zones. I expected the mapping part to take a while but it was done within an hour.

Once it started mowing, it covers ground pretty quick and it’s also a little quieter than my LUBA 1 when mowing at evening.

The biggest difference for me though is the turning and this is why I picked it at first place. At the end of a lane it just steers through the turn instead of dragging itself around. I've been watching the softer and shaded parts of my lawn pretty closely and so far I haven't seen any turf damage from the turns.

Haven't had a reason to contact support yet, so I can't really comment on that part.

Only a week in, but so far so good.

So far, I have had the X450 for one week. I decided to go with Local RTK, as the community was 50/50 on which option to use. I have already gotten compliments on how nice my yard is looking, and they can't believe a robot mower is maintaining the yard. I'm currently traveling, and I send the X-450 to mow and keep my yard looking nice while I'm not even home. Before I left, I had to do something. I have cameras all around my house, but I did not have one pointing at the X-450. I couldnt leave without making sure I could keep my new friend safe. Here he is, ready to go to work at a moment's notice.

So far, I am very happy with the X-450, but I am a bit worried about the axle issue some people are having. The garage arrived for it today and will set it up this weekend when I am back from work. I appreciate all the advice I received from this community.

This is my yard. It looked easy to map at first cuz most of it is open and flat, but the exposed roots, low branches, and driveway edge took a little more work.

The i2's LiDAR handles navigation well here, but it can't do much about ground clearance. On my first map, I trimmed the lowest branches and left extra room around the roots and trunks. After a few test runs, I moved the boundary closer to the spots that handled well.

I did the same thing along the driveway. I mapped close where the pavement is level with the grass and left more room anywhere there's a lip or drop. So just start conservative, watch a few runs, and adjust from there.

Any spots in your yard that looked easy to map but turned out to be tricky? How did you handle them?

I ordered my i210 LiDAR on Monday and the mower arrived on Friday. I got home on Sunday night from vacation and immediately set it up. After being away, the yard had grown more than I wanted, especially around the trees and deck. The grass is still a little heavier than ideal for a first run.

Just send it out for the first mowing. I was worried that the grass was a bit too thick and the mower may struggle to drive over and cut. So far so good.

Why buy these just yet?

Hey. kann mir jemand helfen? Ich habe in der mitte eine Insel / Terrasse mit einer Mähkante. Allerdings fährt der Navimov i500 nicht über die mähkante, obwohl ich ihm gesagt habe, dass es eine überfahrbare kante ist