H2

Unitree's full-size humanoid: 182 cm, 70 kg, $29,900 before shipping. Built for industry and research, not a home helper.

To own$29,900Monthly—DeliveriesListed at $29,900; stock and lead time not shown on Unitree's page

Official page

Ships toUnitree's store (country list not published)

Height182 cm · 6.0 ft

Weight70 kg · 154 lb

Carries7 kg

Battery3 h

Remote operatorNo remote-operator service is listed by Unitree; secondary development is available only on the EDU model

What it cannot do yet

Be treated as a home helper: Unitree aims it at industrial work scenarios
Be used casually near people: Unitree's page advises keeping a safe distance because of its strength

The H2 is Unitree’s full-size humanoid, a step up from the small G1 and R1. At 182 cm and about 70 kg it is closer to an adult in size, and it is priced and described for organizations, not families.

Price

Unitree’s shop lists the H2 at $29,900 excluding tax and shipping and customs duties. The H2 EDU, the version that supports secondary development, is “Contact Sales.” On the same shop, the H2 Plus is $100,000 and the older H1 is $90,000 with a note to “contact us for the real price.” The H2 page does not state whether it is in stock, and We found no lead time. Buyers pay import duties under local customs rules. For comparison with the rest of the field, see the price guide.

Specs from Unitree

Height 1,820 mm standing; weight about 70 kg with battery.
31 degrees of freedom: 6 per leg, 7 per arm, 3 in the waist, 2 in the head.
Quick-release 15 Ah (0.972 kWh) battery, max 75.6 V; runtime about 3 hours.
Arm payload: peak about 15 kg, rated about 7 kg.
Warranty 8 months (12 months for EDU).

What it is for

Unitree says the H2 is intended for industrial work scenarios that support diverse intelligent models, and the EDU adds secondary development. The Construct’s July 2026 guide frames it as aimed at organizations building real-world applications: warehouse automation, industrial manipulation, logistics and embodied-AI research. Neither source claims household chores.

Safety

The product page says the H2 is a civilian robot and advises keeping a safe distance because of its strength. That is a maker warning worth taking literally at 70 kg. Anyone with children or pets should read are humanoid robots safe around kids and pets before letting a legged robot of this size near them.

Imports

Because the H2 is foreign-produced, the FCC’s July 28, 2026 Covered List action matters for US buyers of new models. Per K&L Gates, previously granted authorizations are not revoked. Read can you buy a humanoid robot today.

Who it is for

Research labs and companies. A household gets better value, and more safety, from waiting for a purpose-built home robot such as 1X NEO, or from a robot vacuum today; see humanoid robot vs robot vacuum.

Sources

Last checked November 1, 2026. Prices and dates change often; spotted something out of date? Tell us.