Best for: Smaller, relatively simple lawns up to about 0.125 acre where you want reliable robotic mowing at the lowest entry price in the Navimow lineup.The i105N is a strong fit for homeowners who want to stop mowing without paying for AWD or LiDAR features they may not need. It uses EFLS 2.0 positioning, AI-assisted mapping, VisionFence obstacle avoidance, app scheduling, and multi-zone management without a buried boundary wire.Why choose the i105N? Recommended for lawns up to about 0.125 acre EFLS 2.0 centimeter-level positioning AI-assisted mapping and multi-zone management VisionFence obstacle avoidance Handles slopes up to 30% (17°) Quiet operation at 58 dB(A) Manual cutting height adjustment from 2.0–3.6 in. How it comparesChoose the i105N if your lawn is fairly straightforward and value matters most. Step up to the i206 AWD if your yard has more uneven terrain or steeper slopes. Look at the i215 LiDAR or H2 Series if trees, narrow areas, or more complex navigation are your bigger concern.Not sure? Tell TJ Aerosense your mowing acreage, slopes, obstacles, and number of mowing zones and we’ll help you choose the model that makes the most sense.

Best for: Smaller yards up to about 0.15 acre where slopes, uneven ground, or traction are a bigger concern than total mowing area.The i206 AWD is the terrain-focused choice in Navimow’s smaller-yard lineup. Its Xero-Turn™ all-wheel-drive system, off-road wheels, electronic stability control, Network RTK, and vision-based positioning give it more confidence on rougher ground while still protecting turf during turns.Why choose the i206 AWD? Recommended for lawns up to about 0.15 acre All-wheel drive with off-road wheels Antenna-free Network RTK setup Auto Mapping Electronic stability control Handles slopes up to 45% (24°) Xero-Turn steering designed to reduce turf damage How it comparesChoose the i206 AWD when your lawn is small but the terrain is not easy. Choose the i105N if your yard is flatter and price matters more. Move to the i210 AWD if you need the same AWD advantages for a larger quarter-acre lawn.Not sure if AWD is worth it? Tell TJ Aerosense about your slopes, rough spots, obstacles, and lawn size and we’ll help you decide.

Best for: Straightforward residential lawns up to about 0.25 acre where you want a proven wire-free mower without paying for AWD or LiDAR.The i110N gives you the same easy-to-use i Series experience as the i105N with more mowing capacity. It uses EFLS 2.0 positioning, AI-assisted mapping, VisionFence obstacle avoidance, app scheduling, and multi-zone management.Why choose the i110N? Recommended for lawns up to about 0.25 acre EFLS 2.0 centimeter-level positioning AI-assisted mapping and multi-zone management VisionFence obstacle avoidance Handles slopes up to 30% (17°) Manual cutting height adjustment from 2.0–3.6 in. App-based scheduling and control How it comparesChoose the i110N if you have a fairly normal quarter-acre lawn and want the best value. Choose the i210 AWD if that same-sized yard has more slope or uneven terrain. Choose the i215 LiDAR or H210 if complex navigation around trees, narrow spaces, or difficult signal conditions matters more than AWD.Need help choosing? Tell TJ Aerosense your acreage, slopes, obstacles, and mowing zones and we’ll point you toward the right mower.

Best for: Quarter-acre lawns where hills, uneven ground, traction, or rougher terrain make a standard two-wheel mower less appealing.The i210 AWD gives you the same Xero-Turn™ all-wheel-drive platform as the i206 AWD with more mowing capacity. It combines AWD, off-road wheels, electronic stability control, Network RTK, and vision-based positioning for confident mowing without a boundary wire.Why choose the i210 AWD? Recommended for lawns up to about 0.25 acre All-wheel drive with off-road wheels Antenna-free Network RTK setup Auto Mapping Electronic stability control Handles slopes up to 45% (24°) Xero-Turn steering designed to protect turf How it comparesChoose the i210 AWD if you have about a quarter-acre and terrain is the challenge. Choose the i110N if your yard is flatter and you want the lower-cost option. Choose the i215 LiDAR or H210 if complex navigation around trees or difficult signal conditions matters more than AWD.Need help choosing between AWD and LiDAR? Tell TJ Aerosense what your yard actually looks like and we’ll point you toward the better fit.

Best for: Larger or more complex residential lawns up to about 0.37 acre where trees, narrow areas, or signal challenges make easy mapping and navigation the priority.The i215 LiDAR is built around a high-precision LiDAR + Vision system, so it can map and navigate without a buried boundary wire or a separate antenna. It is especially appealing when you want fast setup and strong navigation around trees, buildings, or other areas where satellite-only positioning can be less ideal.Why choose the i215 LiDAR? Recommended for lawns up to about 0.37 acre No boundary wire and no separate antenna LiDAR + Vision navigation One-click Auto Mapping True-to-life GeoSketch™ mapping and zone editing Detects 200+ obstacle types Handles slopes up to 45% (24°) How it comparesChoose the i215 LiDAR when navigation and mapping in a more complex yard matter more than maximum traction. Navimow specifically positions it as a better fit than the i2 AWD for flatter, larger lawns. Choose the i210 AWD if steep or uneven terrain is the bigger challenge. Step up to the H2 Series if you want Navimow’s premium triple-fusion positioning with LiDAR, Network RTK, and Vision.Not sure if LiDAR or AWD is better? Tell TJ Aerosense what your yard looks like and we’ll recommend the one that fits the property rather than just the acreage.

Best for: Complex quarter-acre lawns where trees, narrow passages, changing signal conditions, or tricky yard geometry make navigation quality the top priority.The H210 is the premium quarter-acre option in the Navimow lineup. Its AI triple-fusion positioning combines LiDAR, Network RTK, and Vision so it can keep a reliable sense of position even when one source of positioning is less ideal. It is designed for a true drop-and-mow experience with no buried wire and no separate antenna required.Why choose the H210? Recommended for lawns up to about 0.25 acre AI triple-fusion positioning: LiDAR + Network RTK + Vision No boundary wire or separate antenna required One-click Auto Mapping GeoSketch™ real-scene map editing Built for complex yards and changing signal conditions App-based control and multi-zone management How it comparesChoose the H210 if you want the most navigation technology available for a quarter-acre property. Choose the i110N if your yard is straightforward and you want to spend less. Choose the i210 AWD if traction, hills, and uneven ground are the bigger issue. Choose the i215 LiDAR if you want LiDAR-based mapping for a larger lawn without stepping all the way into the H2 Series.Not sure which technology matters for your yard? Tell TJ Aerosense what is around the house—trees, hills, fences, separate zones, narrow areas—and we’ll help you sort it out.

Best for: Complex residential properties up to about 0.5 acre where trees, multiple zones, narrow passages, or changing signal conditions make navigation quality the priority.The H220 is the larger-capacity H2 model. Its AI triple-fusion positioning combines LiDAR, Network RTK, and Vision for precise navigation with no buried boundary wire and no separate antenna required. It is the premium residential choice when your lawn is more complicated than simply large.Why choose the H220? Recommended for lawns up to about 0.5 acre AI triple-fusion positioning: LiDAR + Network RTK + Vision No boundary wire or separate antenna required One-click Auto Mapping GeoSketch™ real-scene map editing Designed for complex yards and changing signal conditions App-based control and multi-zone management How it comparesChoose the H220 if your half-acre yard is complex and navigation is the problem to solve. Choose the i215 LiDAR if your lawn is smaller and you want a lower-cost LiDAR option. Step up to the X430 if the property is larger, much steeper, or rough enough that four-wheel drive and heavy-duty terrain capability matter more.Not sure if H2 or X4 is right? Tell TJ Aerosense your acreage, slopes, trees, obstacles, and mowing zones and we’ll help you choose based on the property.

Best for: Large residential properties up to about 1 acre where steep slopes, rougher ground, obstacles, or mowing speed make a heavier-duty mower worth it.The X430 is built for terrain that would be asking too much of the smaller residential models. Its Xero-Turn™ four-wheel drive, dual suspension, wide dual-disc cutting system, Network RTK, and 360° AI vision give it the traction, stability, and output for large or demanding lawns.Why choose the X430? Recommended for lawns up to about 1 acre Xero-Turn™ four-wheel drive with dual suspension Handles slopes up to 84% (40°) Crosses vertical obstacles up to 2.8 in. 430 mm dual-disc cutting system Antenna-free Network RTK positioning 360° AI VisionFence™ obstacle avoidance One-tap Auto Mapping and real-scene map editing How it comparesChoose the X430 when the property is large, steep, rough, or simply needs more mower than the H2 Series. Choose the H220 if your lawn is smaller and complexity around trees or navigation is the bigger issue. Move to the X450 if you need the same X4 capability for a larger property up to about 1.5 acres.Have a big yard and not sure where the line is between H2 and X4? Tell TJ Aerosense your acreage, slopes, obstacles, and mowing zones and we’ll size it correctly.

Best for: Commercial and multi-acre turf applications up to about 3 acres where labor savings, consistent mowing, and remote management matter more than residential convenience features.The Terranox CM120M1 is built for professional mowing. It combines AWD terrain capability, Network RTK navigation, 360° vision and VIO, obstacle avoidance, a 17 in. cutting width, and NavimowFleet™ app and web management so one operator can manage larger mowing areas more efficiently.Why choose the CM120M1? Maximum mowing area: 12,000 m², about 3 acres Up to 145 minutes runtime Mowing speed up to 0.9 m/s EFLS™ Network RTK navigation with 360° vision and VIO VisionFence obstacle avoidance with 360° RGB cameras + ToF AWD system handles slopes up to 84% (40°) 17 in. cutting width 0.75–4 in. cutting height range NavimowFleet™ app and web fleet management How it comparesChoose the CM120M1 when your mowing job has outgrown a residential X4 and you want commercial fleet tools without paying for more capacity than you need. Choose the CM240M1 if the property is substantially larger, you need longer runtime, or you want more capacity per mower.Planning a commercial or multi-acre setup? Tell TJ Aerosense the total turf area, number of sites, slopes, obstacles, and mowing schedule and we’ll help you determine how many machines and which Terranox model make sense.

Best for: Large commercial turf areas up to about 6 acres where maximizing mowing capacity, runtime, and fleet efficiency matters.The Terranox CM240M1 is the higher-capacity commercial model. It combines AWD terrain capability, Network RTK navigation, 360° vision and VIO, obstacle avoidance, a 17 in. cutting width, and NavimowFleet™ app and web management for large-scale autonomous mowing.Why choose the CM240M1? Maximum mowing area: 24,000 m², about 6 acres Up to 180 minutes runtime Mowing speed up to 1.0 m/s EFLS™ Network RTK navigation with 360° vision and VIO VisionFence obstacle avoidance with 360° RGB cameras + ToF AWD system handles slopes up to 84% (40°) 17 in. cutting width 0.75–4 in. cutting height range NavimowFleet™ app and web fleet management How it comparesChoose the CM240M1 when you want the most acreage capacity and runtime in the Terranox lineup. Choose the CM120M1 if your site is closer to 3 acres and the additional capacity is not necessary. For residential properties around 1–1.5 acres, the X4 Series may be the more appropriate fit.Need help sizing a commercial mowing setup? Tell TJ Aerosense the total turf area, number of sites, slopes, obstacles, and expected mowing schedule and we’ll help you build the right system.