Start with the performance
A2 Lite is AGIBOT’s performance-focused full-size humanoid. The useful first decision is the show you want to run: a short greeting, a dance sequence or several robots moving together. Ask to see that routine using the package in the quotation, with the same number of robots and the intended operator controls.1
The corporate comparison lists a height of 169 cm and 23 degrees of freedom. The store’s Lite column describes soft prosthetic hands and marks perception, speech and light-duty operation unsupported. A speaker or a rehearsed gesture should not be read as the intelligent dialogue or manipulation offered by a different configuration.21
The advertised price is only part of the plan
On October 26, 2026, the English store listed A2 Lite at USD 44,560. Delivery details require customer-service confirmation, and shipping, duties and import costs add to the purchase. The listing does not establish stock or eligibility for every destination.1
AGIBOT’s FAQ says group-control software, upgraded skill packs and the VR remote-control kit cost extra. Budget for the actual show, including content, training, transport and support. The site describes deployment through AIMMASTER and calls for a suitable flat environment.1
Resolve the build and support details
The store and corporate pages disagree on mass and arm load, and the store gives differing processor and standing-endurance figures. Request one revision-matched specification before planning transport, handling or show duration. Do not size a performance around the most favorable number on the page.12
The store FAQ uses a one-year or 3,000-hour warranty limit, while a separate overseas distributor policy lists 12 months and gives special contracts precedence. Confirm which agreement covers the order, who repairs it locally and what return transport costs. For connected control software, also ask about access to operating data and remote sessions.13
