Segway's Ultimate New Robotic Lawnmower - i110N Review 

I'll have to do a follow up when we have more leaves in the fall. It did chop up some of the leaves, but you are correct some were just moved since they aren't attached to the ground like blades of grass. Im sure it would cut them up if I lowered the blade and increased the speed. I'll do a follow up video during the fall.

This. They probably sent them all included in the boxes to reviewers but he probably didn’t realise that!

Thanks. You are correct, they are an additional cost now. At the time of filming, those were included gifts for individuals who purchased early.

@@ChrisLoh yeah makes total sense! Wish the off road wheels came as stock! I’ve bought one since the vid and it’s amazing!

The Dry summer heat here in Texas isn't helping much and I will admit I havent watered much lately. Is there a benefit from letting it grow 2" more?

Yea. Unfortunately they were only gifted at launch.

​@@ChrisLoh Nice review BTW also - thanks! Support is good as well, but pretty much exclusive to the app (using the included Chat feature or FAQ), so a phone call to Customer Support (at least in the US) to discuss problems or features is not possible (at least that I've discovered), and the online site is limited to email. Leading to another thing that might be mentioned, which was only discoverable by user report, in that the 1/8 acre model (the i105N in the US) will ONLY mow 1/8 acre. In other words, if your yard is over 1/8 acre, the app won't even save the map (this again by report), so the mower can't be used. This could change with software updates (and may have), but AFAIK that's the current status, important tor prospective buyers to know - if your yard is on the edge of being larger than 1/8 acre, get the larger model. The i110N model on the other hand will map and mow yards over 1/4 acre - I'm currently using one on a 12,000 sq ft plus yard (1/4 acre is 10,890 sq ft) and it works great, just takes a little longer. It's also good to re-emphasize the importance of clear sky GPS access to BOTH the mower in the station and the antenna for it to work well - if the mower doesn't have good or at least fair satellite visibility when docked, it will never leave the station, hence never mow. I have a yard with substantial tree cover, but managed to place the antenna in the one small open area, and the mower station just on the fringe of the tree line - the camera compensates for weak GPS coverage elsewhere once the yard is mapped. Small things, but a lot of research prior to buying will save time and effort, and your video is certainly helpful, although - 1) square, flat yard, 2) few or no obstacles, and 3) no tree cover and open sky, make your test ideal, and others can expect some challenges the farther they get from that ideal - trees, slopes, obstacles and contours.