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Husqvarna vs Navimow

Husqvarna vs Navimow compared on price, navigation, slope rating, area and warranty, using makers' specs and list prices as of November 9, 2026.

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SpecHusqvarnaSegway Navimow
Models59
Price range$2,599.99–$4,999.99$799–$4,499
Max lawn size0.5–2 acres0.125–2.5 acres
Max slope45–70 %30–50 %
NavigationBoundary wire, RTK GPSLiDAR, RTK GPS + LiDAR, RTK GPS + camera
No boundary wireYes on 4 of 5Yes on 9 of 9
Needs RTK antennaYes on 4 of 5Yes on 4 of 9
Cutting width8.7–9.4 in7.1–9.3 in (data for 7 of 9)
Cutting height2.8–4 in3.6–4 in (data for 6 of 9)
All-wheel driveYes on 2 of 2 (data for 2 of 5)Yes on 2 of 8 (data for 8 of 9)
Noise60–62 dB58–60 dB
Water ratingIPX4, IPX5IP66
Weight38–39.9 lb24–43.9 lb (data for 6 of 9)
Warranty4 years (data for 4 of 5)3 years

Lineup and price range

Husqvarna has five Automower models in our data: the 410 iQ at $2,599.99, 435X AWD at $2,999.99, 420 iQ at $3,299.99, 440 iQ at $4,299.99 and 435 iQ AWD at $4,999.99. These are list prices from husqvarna.com. Segway Navimow has nine, from the i105 at $799 to the X390 at $4,499. Seven of the nine cost less than Husqvarna's cheapest, including the i206 AWD at $899, i215 LiDAR at $1,399 and X330 at $2,299. Only the Navimow X350 at $2,799 and X390 sit in Husqvarna's price range.

Navigation

Husqvarna's 410 iQ, 420 iQ, 440 iQ and 435 iQ AWD use RTK GPS and need an antenna. The 435X AWD uses a boundary wire, while every Navimow is wire-free. Most Navimow models use RTK GPS with a camera. The i215 uses LiDAR, and the H210 and H220 pair RTK GPS with LiDAR. The i105, X330, X350 and X390 need an antenna. The other five are listed without that need. Our guide to RTK vs LiDAR vs camera explains the difference.

Slope, area and drive

Husqvarna's two 435 models are all-wheel drive at 70 percent, and the 410, 420 and 440 iQ are rated for 45 percent. Navimow has all-wheel drive only on the i206 and i210, both rated for 45 percent. Its X-series is not all-wheel drive and is rated for 50 percent. For steep ground the Husqvarna 435 models have the edge.

On area, compare like with like. The Navimow X330 and Husqvarna 420 iQ are both rated for 1 acre, at $2,299 and $3,299.99. The Husqvarna 440 iQ covers 2 acres at $4,299.99, while the Navimow X390 covers 2.5 acres at $4,499. In the large yards list the X390 ranks fourth and the 440 iQ ties for seventh.

Warranty, noise and water rating

Husqvarna states 4 years on its four iQ models and none for the 435X AWD. Navimow states 3 years on every model. Navimow is quieter at 58 to 60 dB, against 60 to 62 dB for Husqvarna. Navimow models are rated IP66. Husqvarna is IPX5 on the 410, 420 and 440 iQ and IPX4 on the two 435 models.

Which fits which buyer

Choose Navimow for most buyers. It costs less at every size, runs quieter, and has the stronger water rating. Choose Husqvarna if you want the 4 year warranty or a 70 percent all-wheel drive mower. See the AWD list, robot mower warranties compared, or the Husqvarna and Navimow brand pages.

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