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Humanoid platformMaker: Unitree RoboticsCountry: China

Unitree H1-2

Height
≈ 178 cm
Weight
≈ 70 kg
Price · Reseller price
EUR 131,890
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About

The H1-2 is the revised version of the H1, Unitree's full-size humanoid, and sits well above the G1 in size. Unitree's spec sheet gives about 1.78 m and about 70 kg, against about 1.80 m and 47 kg for the original H1, so the H1-2 is much heavier. The main change is the arms: 7 joints each instead of 4, plus a second ankle joint per leg, for 27 joints in all, with optional dexterous hands. Leg torque is unchanged at 360 N·m, but Unitree lists a top speed under 2 m/s, where the H1 page claims a 3.3 m/s record. It is sold through resellers, for more than EUR 130,000 in Europe.

Spec sheet

Height≈ 178 cm[1]H1: about 180 cm. RobotShop lists the H1-2 at about 180 cm and Top3DShop at 176 cm including the head.
Weight≈ 70 kg[1]not verifiedUnitree's page says about 70 kg; RobotShop and Top3DShop say about 73 kg. H1: about 47 kg.
Degrees of freedom (body)27 (6 per leg, 7 per arm), hands excluded[1]H1: 5 per leg and 4 per arm. RobotShop's comparison also lists the waist joints.
HandsOptional: Unitree Dex5-1 or other dexterous hands[1]Not included in RobotShop's EU listing; Inspire hand-and-wrist units sold as add-ons.
Peak joint torque360 N·m (legs), 120 N·m (arms)[1]maker claimPeak joint torque: knee 360, hip and waist 220, shoulder and elbow 120 N·m. H1: 360 N·m maximum.
Payload≈ 7 kg rated, ≈ 21 kg peak[1]maker claimArm payload.
Top speed< 2 m/s[1]maker claimRobotShop gives 1.5 m/s walking. The original H1 is credited with 3.3 m/s on the same Unitree page.
Battery15 Ah (0.864 kWh), 67.2 V max[1]Same as the H1. Resellers say two quick-swap packs are included.
Charging0.8 h standard, 1.5 h long-range[3]not verifiedCharging time listed by Top3DShop only.
Sensors3D LiDAR and depth camera, 360° depth sensing[1]
Onboard computerIntel Core i5 (platform) and Intel Core i7 (user development); optional i7 or NVIDIA Orin NX[1]Top3DShop instead lists two Intel Core i7-1265U boards.

“Maker claim”: figure stated by the maker only. “Not verified”: single secondary source, or sources disagree. Figures no source gives are left out. Prices are those published at the date shown and may have changed.

Variants and special editions

EditionWhat changes
H1Variant · On sale · 2023The original model the H1-2 revises: about 1.80 m and 47 kg, 4 joints per arm and a single ankle joint per leg, no hands. Unitree's page credits it with a 3.3 m/s speed record.[1]3D: no model yet
H1-2Edition · On saleRevised version: about 1.78 m and 70 kg, 7 joints per arm, a second ankle joint per leg (27 joints), optional dexterous hands.[1]3D: shown by our model

Prices

VersionAmountType
H1-2EUR 131,890[2]RobotShop Europe, tax included, made to order. Hands extra.Reseller price
H1-2USD 122,455[3]Top3DShop sale price (from USD 128,900); the listing asks buyers to request a quote.Reseller price

In the ring

No fight involving an H1-2, or an original H1, has been documented yet. The fight nights we checked use other platforms: REK in San Francisco fields modified Unitree G1s and has staged an EngineAI T800, and coverage of Unitree's 2026 combat teaser names no H1-series robot. At about 70 kg, the H1-2 would sit in the same weight range as the T800 if it ever enters a ring.

KLVSH fighters on this platform

No KLVSH fighter profile uses this platform yet.

Sources

  1. Unitree, H1 / H1-2 product page
  2. RobotShop Europe, Unitree H1-2 (EU)
  3. Top3DShop, Unitree H1-2
  4. RobotShop Community, H2 vs H1 and H1-2, 24 Oct 2025
  5. Rest of World, 13 Feb 2026 (REK)
  6. ZeroHedge, REK human-vs-robot cage fight
  7. eWeek, 13 Jul 2026 (Unitree combat teaser)

Figures checked on 21 October 2026.

KLVSH is independent and not affiliated with Unitree Robotics. Names are used to identify the products. Figures from the sources listed; maker claims are marked.