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Unitree Robotics G1
ChinaUsed $4,374–$5,346 est.
Official base-store offer of $13,500, before freight and duties. The base does not support secondary development; EDU is a separate purchase. Delivery details are available on request. Rechecked 2026-09-30. · source
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Check Amazon price for Base →Link checked 2026-08-23A compact humanoid about 132 cm tall with a 23-DoF base. EDU and upgraded configurations expand to as many as 43 degrees of freedom; Unitree specifies EDU for secondary development.
The official store offers G1 checkout; delivery details require confirmation. Unitree states that the base does not support secondary development and directs developers to the EDU edition. Checked 2026-09-30.
Published prices & purchase options
List prices are separate from stock and delivery evidence. Check the dated source for your region before ordering.
Base
$13,500 list price
Online checkout · US · Check current stock (Sep 30, 2026)
Official base-store offer of $13,500, before freight and duties. The base does not support secondary development; EDU is a separate purchase. Delivery details are available on request. Rechecked 2026-09-30.
Official price source ↗Estimated value & depreciation
Modeled estimate — based on how robots in this category typically depreciate, not on real G1 resales (there aren't enough yet). As actual sales get tracked, this becomes a real market number.
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Depreciation curve
value vs. age · ≈40%/yrOur tracking record
What we've checked on this robot, when we last looked, and where the number came from. Nothing here is estimated.
- Tracking since
- Last checked
- reviewed by hand
- Price on record
- $13,500
- Where it comes from
- Unitree Robotics
- Checks logged
- 10 automated checks
Prices are read from the seller's own page, not estimated. When one moves, the change is logged in our record. Follow verified changes in market updates.
US availability & the FCC Covered List
Built in China, which puts it in the FCC's "foreign-produced" bucket. New models need a US Department of War sign-off before they can be sold here.
Built in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province (Binjiang District) source.
This model is already shipping, so it keeps the FCC approval it has — the rule gates new models rather than ones already on sale.
Frequently asked
How much does the Unitree Robotics G1 cost?
$13,500 new (Official base-store offer of $13,500, before freight and duties. The base does not support secondary development; EDU is a separate purchase. Delivery details are available on request. Rechecked 2026-09-30.).
What is the Unitree Robotics G1’s estimated used value?
A 2-year-old unit in good condition is modeled at about $4,860 (range $4,374–$5,346), retaining ≈36% of MSRP. This is a modeled estimate with low confidence — there are no resale transactions yet.
Is the Unitree Robotics G1 available to buy?
Check current stock through an online checkout path for US. The official store lists the base G1 at $13,500 with checkout, but delivery details are available on request. The base does not support secondary development; that requires an EDU configuration.
What are the Unitree Robotics G1’s specifications?
It is a bipedal humanoid robot, debuting 2024: 4'4" (1.32 m) tall, 77 lb (35 kg), 23 degrees of freedom.
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