eufy E15 vs Navimow i105

What actually separates them

Neither mower has all-wheel drive, and neither needs a boundary wire. The differences are price, navigation and lawn size.

The eufy E15 uses camera vision only, so there is no RTK antenna to install. It covers up to 0.2 acres, climbs 32 % and is the quieter at 56 dB. It has an 8 in cutting width and a 93.24 Wh battery, and weighs 27.6 lb.

The Segway Navimow i105 uses RTK GPS + camera and needs an RTK antenna. It is rated for only 0.125 acres, climbs 30 % and runs at 58 dB. It mows 60 min per charge, has a 7.1 in cutting width and weighs 24 lb. It carries an IP66 rating and a 3 year warranty.

The price gap is large. As of November 8, 2026, the E15 costs $1,799.99 and the i105 costs $799, so the eufy costs more than twice as much. On robot mowers for large yards the E15 is 40th with 17 points.

Which to buy

Pick the i105 if your lawn is small and fairly flat and you want the lowest price. Spending $799 gets you a capable RTK mower with a 3 year warranty.

Pick the E15 if you cannot place an antenna with a clear sky view, or want a quieter and slightly larger-capacity machine. You pay for the convenience.