Unitree H2 price: $29,900 listed, but you can't order it yet

Unitree lists its H2 humanoid robot at $29,900, but you can’t order it yet. The price, before tax and shipping, is on Unitree’s H2 spec page and its official shop, and the shop lists the H2 as unavailable as of Oct. 14, 2026. The H2 EDU goes through Unitree’s sales team, and the H2 Plus has no public price.

How much does the Unitree H2 cost?

Unitree’s H2 spec page lists the H2 at $29,900, with tax and shipping excluded, and ¥199,000 in China. Its official shop shows the same $29,900, but the H2 is marked as unavailable there, so there’s no way to buy it online right now. For the H2 EDU, the spec page says to contact sales.

The H2 Plus has its own page on Unitree’s site, with no price. Unitree hasn’t said when the H2 will be available to order on its shop.

The H2 Plus: Nvidia Jetson Thor inside

The H2 Plus keeps the H2’s body and adds an Nvidia Jetson T5000 computer, from the Jetson Thor family. Unitree lists up to 2,070 FP4 TFLOPS, a 2,560-core Blackwell GPU, a 14-core Arm Neoverse CPU at 2.6GHz and 128GB of LPDDR5X memory. It says the H2 Plus can be built on Nvidia’s Isaac GR00T robot models, and it adds extra ports for connecting equipment.

Specs: 180 cm, 31 joints and about 3 hours of battery

The H2 is 180 cm tall and weighs about 70 kg, with an aluminum and titanium frame. It has 31 degrees of freedom: 6 in each leg, 7 in each arm, 3 in the waist and 2 in the head, which has a face. Its leg joints deliver up to 360 N·m of torque, and each arm has a rated load of about 7 kg and a peak load of about 15 kg.

Unitree says some of the H2’s functions are still in development, the specs can vary by configuration and the final appearance may change. It also asks buyers to understand the robot’s limits before buying and to keep a safe distance when it’s running.

H2 vs. H2 EDU: what the extra money buys

The H2 EDU has the same body, joints and battery. It adds a second onboard computer with an Intel Core i7, an optional high-performance computing module, a choice of dexterous hands and support for secondary development, meaning you can run your own software on it. The standard H2 doesn’t support secondary development. The warranty is 12 months on the EDU, compared with 8 months on the H2.

H2 vs. G1 and R1: Unitree’s other humanoids

The H2 is much bigger than the humanoids Unitree sells online today. The G1 is 132 cm and costs $13,500, and the R1 is 123 cm and starts at $4,900. Both are listed as available on Unitree’s shop. Unitree’s other full-size humanoid, the H1, has no public price, and the shop asks buyers to contact Unitree.

For the full price list of Unitree’s smaller robots, see our page on the Unitree G1 and R1 price.

This page is updated as soon as Unitree opens H2 orders, publishes prices for the H2 EDU or H2 Plus, or changes the H2 price.