Unitree H2 Plus is on the official store at $100,000, but you can't add it to a cart
For months the top of the Unitree H2 range was a number quoted in press coverage. It is now a number on Unitree’s own international store: the H2 Plus is listed at $100,000, more than three times the $29,900 base H2.
That is where the good news ends for anyone with a purchase order. The page’s structured data marks the item out of stock, the variant selector reads “Sold out”, and the only action is a “Contact Sales” button. So this is a published list price, not an open checkout.
What the extra $70,000 buys, per the listing:
- 75 total body-and-hand degrees of freedom, including 22 active DoF in the hands, aimed at dexterous manipulation
- Rated arm payload of 7 kg, with a peak of 15 kg
- Wrist cameras and a wide-field stereo camera
The listing doesn’t give a delivery date, and we won’t guess one. Several US resellers also list “H2 Plus” variants at quote-based prices; those are distributor listings, not Unitree’s price, and we don’t treat them as the benchmark.
Our read: $100,000 puts the H2 Plus in the same bracket the retired H1-2 occupied (see how the H2 replaced the H1), but with far more hand articulation. The useful price signal is the gap. The base H2 is the one most buyers should compare against the G1 and other Unitree models; the Plus is a research-lab purchase negotiated through sales.
We have updated the H2 entry to say the $100,000 upper bound is Unitree’s own store price, with the sold-out status noted. The lower bound is unchanged.
Sources
Primary sources referenced in this article. Prices in the tables come from the live index and carry their own as-of dates.
- Unitree Robotics: H2 Plus — official store page (shop.unitree.com)