Booster K1 Price, Versions and Where to Buy: GEEK, EDU or Professional?

Booster K1 Price, Versions and Where to Buy: GEEK, EDU or Professional?

Booster K1 Price, Versions and Where to Buy: GEEK, EDU or Professional?

By the BotInfo.ai Research Team · Prices read in the dealer's cart, October 5, 2026

The short answer Checked Oct 5, 2026

What it costs: $7,500 for the K1 GEEK, $9,999.99 for the EDU and $12,500 for the Professional: the dealer's cart lines on October 5, 2026.

Which version: Same 95 cm, 22-DOF robot, and all three run your code. Booster's spec: the GEEK has 48 TOPS and about 30 minutes of walking; the EDU 117 TOPS and the Professional 200 TOPS, about 80 minutes each.

Where to buy: A dealer that ships worldwide; the buttons below go to it. No FCC authorization for the robot itself is on record, only for its remote.

How fast: All three were listed in stock, subject to availability; get a written ship date.

Pick your K1 version

The three versions in the dealer's cart on October 5, 2026, before tax. Order opens the dealer's listing for that version. Compute, battery and Booster's warranty are from Booster's own spec page, read the same day.

VersionCart priceOrder
Booster K1 · same 95 cm, 22-DOF body · all three run your code
K1 GEEK48 TOPS · 2 Ah battery, about 30 minutes of walking · Booster's warranty: 3 monthsLowest price$7,500Cart checkOct 5, 2026Request a quote →
K1 EDU117 TOPS · 5 Ah battery, about 80 minutes of walking · Booster's warranty: 1 year · choose the robot's language at checkoutClassroom pick$9,999.99Cart checkOct 5, 2026Request a quote →
K1 Professional200 TOPS · 5 Ah battery, about 80 minutes of walking · Booster's warranty: 1 yearMost compute$12,500Cart checkOct 5, 2026Request a quote →

The dealer's own GEEK listing gives different compute and battery figures from Booster's spec page, and it lists a 12-month warranty on all three versions where Booster's page gives 3 months for the GEEK. Get the exact configuration and the warranty term in writing before you order.

Which K1, by job

One developer, lowest costK1 GEEK · $7,500
Classroom or lab, longer sessionsK1 EDU · $9,999.99
Heavier on-board modelsK1 Professional, 200 TOPS · $12,500
RoboCup KidSize teamsK1 EDU or Professional, for the 80-minute battery

FCC status: what the public record shows

Booster Robotics holds FCC grantee code 2BVIP. On October 5, 2026 it had exactly one FCC ID under it: 2BVIP-BRRC1DMBK, a remote control, dated April 13, 2026. We find no equipment authorization for the K1 robot itself.

What that does and does not mean. It is not proof of anything unlawful: a device whose only radio is a pre-certified module can ship without a grant of its own. But the reassurance a buyer might expect, this exact robot authorized under its maker's name, is not on the record. Ask the dealer for radio-compliance papers in writing before you order. Our FCC robot rule explainer covers the 2026 rules.

Where to buy, inside or outside North America

The order buttons go to a dealer that ships worldwide. It confirms availability and shipping for your country at checkout. For a purchase order, a classroom set or a landed-cost estimate for your country, send us the version, the quantity and your deadline.

Spending US federal money, or working under a Department of War contract? Separate US rules can matter for Chinese-made robots: the FCC's 2026 robot rule and the Pentagon's 1260H list. Our dated explainers: the FCC robot rule and which humanoids you can legally buy in the US.

Comparing the K1 with the other cheap humanoids

Other walking humanoids in a dealer cart on October 5, 2026. The K1 GEEK is the cheapest one we found that runs your code; the Unitree R1 costs more to program but holds an FCC authorization.

HumanoidCart priceOrder
Noetix Bumi PRO CompactAbout 94 cm · cheaper, but no FCC filing under the Noetix name found$4,995Cart checkOct 5, 2026Request a quote →
Unitree R1 AirAbout 123 cm · demonstration unit, no SDK$6,870Cart checkOct 5, 2026Request a quote →
Unitree R1 EDU StandardAbout 123 cm · programmable · ships from a US dealer within North America$15,950Cart checkOct 5, 2026Affiliate links: we may earn a referral fee. Disclosure Order
Unitree G1 Basic127 cm · demonstration unit, no SDK · ships from a US dealer within North America$17,990Cart checkOct 5, 2026Order

The Unitree R1 holds an FCC equipment authorization on the public record (FCC ID 2A5PE-YUSHU010, checked October 5, 2026). The R1 Air and the Bumi come from the same dealer as the K1; the R1 EDU and G1 come from a US dealer that ships within North America. Every R1 build: the R1 guide.

Frequently asked questions

How much does the Booster K1 cost?
$7,500 for the K1 GEEK, $9,999.99 for the K1 EDU and $12,500 for the K1 Professional: the dealer's cart lines on October 5, 2026, before tax. Order your version.
What is the difference between the K1 GEEK, EDU and Professional?
The body is the same: 95 cm, 19.5 kg, 22 DOF. Booster's spec page gives the GEEK 48 TOPS and about 30 minutes of walking, the EDU 117 TOPS and the Professional 200 TOPS, each about 80 minutes. The full comparison.
Where can I buy a Booster K1?
The order buttons on this page go to a dealer that ships worldwide and had all three versions in its cart on October 5, 2026. For a purchase order, request a formal quote.
Is the Booster K1 FCC authorized?
Not as a robot, on the public record. The only FCC grant under Booster's grantee code is for the K1's remote control (checked October 5, 2026). What that does and does not mean.
Can you program the Booster K1?
Yes. Booster lists secondary development on all three versions, and the dealer's listing describes low-level joint access, ROS 2 and simulation models. What you program against.
How fast can I get a Booster K1?
All three were listed in stock on October 5, 2026, subject to availability. Get the ship date in writing through a quote before you commit a budget deadline.
Did the Booster K1 win RoboCup?
Booster says the K1 was the 2025 RoboCup KidSize champion and runner-up, with Germany's HTWK team as the champion. More below.
Booster K1 or Unitree R1?
The K1 GEEK at $7,500 is the cheapest programmable humanoid we found in a cart; the cheapest programmable R1 is $15,950, but the R1 holds an FCC equipment authorization on the public record. Compare them.

K1 specs, version by version

GEEKEDUProfessional
AI compute48 TOPS (dense)117 TOPS200 TOPS
Battery2 Ah5 Ah5 Ah
Walking timeAbout 30 minAbout 80 minAbout 80 min
Wi-FiWi-FiWi-Fi 6Wi-Fi 6
Booster's warranty3 months1 year1 year
Secondary developmentYesYesYes

All three: about 95 cm and 19.5 kg; 22 DOF (6 per leg, 4 per arm, 2 in the head); dual-encoder joints with 60 N·m peak torque; a stereo depth camera, a 9-axis IMU, a three-microphone array and a speaker; Bluetooth 5.2 and Gigabit Ethernet. Booster's spec page, read October 5, 2026, with walking times measured at 0.4 m/s.

What you program against

Booster lists secondary development on every version. The dealer's listing describes low-level joint and sensor interfaces, high-level motion interfaces, ROS 2 communication, simulation models for Isaac Sim and a mobile app for setup and remote control. Booster's spec page adds a Doubao language model, free for six months.

RoboCup

Booster presents the K1 as the 2025 RoboCup KidSize champion and runner-up, and names Germany's HTWK team as the champion. For KidSize teams, the EDU and Professional run about 80 minutes per charge; the GEEK about 30.

Booster K1 or Unitree G1?

Booster K1Unitree G1
Price in the cart, Oct 5$7,500 to $12,500$17,990 (Basic, no SDK); EDU from $43,900
Runs your codeEvery versionEDU builds only
Height and weightAbout 95 cm, 19.5 kg127 cm, 35 kg
Runtime per chargeAbout 30 to 80 min walkingAbout 2 hours standing

The G1 is bigger and runs longer per charge; the K1 runs your code for a fraction of the price. Every G1 build: which G1 to buy.

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