Published price Full-size humanoid

Unitree H2-X — specifications, versions and availability

H2-X is Unitree’s new full-size humanoid, unveiled in October 2026. It has 31 joints and two hot-swappable batteries. Unitree lists it at USD 25,400 excluding tax and shipping; EDU provides development access.

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Monitoring started on 9 September 2026. Future changes will appear here after editorial review.

01 Announced
02 Demonstrated
03 On the market
04 Available in Europe
05 Local support
Standing size 1,725 × 455 × 245 mm; over 65 kg with battery
Joints 31: 6 per leg, 7 per arm, 3 at the waist, 2 in the head; hands optional on EDU
Arm payload About 7 kg rated, 15 kg peak, depending on posture
Battery / runtime Two hot-swappable batteries, 20 Ah (1.152 kWh); about 4 h of continuous walking, 8 h standing
Onboard compute 8-core processor; EDU: Intel Core i7 or Orin NX development PC, optional Thor T5000 or Orin AGX
Secondary development H2-X EDU only
Advertised warranty 8 months; EDU: 12 months
Price excluding tax and shipping H2-X: USD 25,400; EDU: on quote
European availability Delivery and local support to confirm

Sources

Information from the sources below, checked on 14 November 2026. We have not tested this robot.

H2-X or H2-X EDU?

The standard version is mainly for demonstrations: Unitree reserves secondary development, hands and the extra computer for EDU. The launch videos show guarding and rescue scenes; Unitree states that some features are still under development and will arrive gradually.

Availability

  • Unitree publishes a price and a specification sheet, but H2-X is not yet offered in its online store and no delivery is known. Ask about lead time, delivery to Europe and after-sales service.

Before ordering

  • Is the robot available now, and with what delivery lead time?
  • Which features work on delivery, and which will come through updates?
  • Are the hands and EDU computer included in the quote?

Things to know

  • Unitree states that some features are still under development.
  • A robot of over 65 kg: Unitree asks users to keep a sufficient safety distance from people.
  • Demonstration videos do not describe the capabilities supplied with the robot.

Warranty and repairs

Who provides after-sales service?

Check with the seller

Before ordering, ask who will repair the robot, where parts should be sent and how long repairs take. Clarify the warranty and available training.

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