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FF Master Review: Price, Specs & What You Need to Know [2026]

May 13, 2026
By
Dean Fankhauser
FF Master Review: Price, Specs & What You Need to Know [2026]

This review covers the full specs, real-world capabilities, pricing breakdown, and whether the FF Master is worth your money given its origins.

Key Takeaways

Important Disclosure: White-Label Origins

Before diving into specs, you need to understand what you're actually buying.

, also known as the Lingxi. AgiBot is one of China's largest humanoid robot manufacturers, having shipped over 5,000 robots by early 2026. When Faraday Future launched its robotics division at the NADA Show in Las Vegas (March 2026), industry observers immediately recognized the hardware.

According to Humanoids Daily:

"Despite FF's branding, the hardware appears to be white-labeled versions of the A2 and X2 models developed by Shanghai-based AgiBot."

a "reliance on a single OEM for robotics products" and "tariff uncertainty for products imported... particularly China."

What This Means for Buyers:

This isn't necessarily bad—it's how many tech products work (see: most Android phones). But transparency matters when you're spending $20,000+.

FF Master Specifications

SpecificationFF MasterPrice$19,990 base / $22,990 with packageHeight131 cm (4'3" / 51.6")Weight39 kg (86 lbs)Degrees of Freedom30 DOF (X2 Ultra model)Motors30Peak Torque120 NmMax Walking Speed2 m/s max (lab); ~0.8 m/s typicalMotion Precision5 mm positioning accuracyBattery Life~2 hours continuous walkingChargingDirect charging + battery swap optionComputingNVIDIA Jetson Orin NX (157 TOPS)Sensors3D LiDAR, stereo RGB cameras, RGB-D camera, rear cameraConnectivityWiFi, Bluetooth, 4G, 5GRemote ControlMobile app, VR teleoperationLanguages50+Facial Expressions30+Preset Motions20+HandsExpandable dexterous hands (optional)ManufacturerAgiBot (China), branded by Faraday Future (USA)AvailabilityDeliveries planned late March 2026

Joint Configuration (30 DOF)

FF Master Pricing Breakdown

ComponentPriceFF Master (base robot)$19,990Ecosystem Skill Package (optional)$3,000Total with package$22,990

The Ecosystem Skill Package includes additional software capabilities, though FF hasn't fully detailed what's included vs. base functionality.

Price Comparison: FF Master vs. Alternatives

RobotPriceHeightOriginFF Master$22,990 (with package)131 cmAgiBot X2 (China) via FFAgiBot X2~$15,000-18,000 (est., unverified)130 cmDirect from AgiBotUnitree G1$16,000127 cmDirect from UnitreeUnitree H1$90,000180 cmDirect from Unitree1X NEO~$20,000167 cmNorway/USA

The FF Master sits between the budget Unitree G1 and premium options. However, you may be able to source the underlying AgiBot X2 for less through other channels—worth investigating if price is your primary concern.

Performance: What Can the FF Master Actually Do?

Locomotion

The FF Master walks at up to 2 m/s (4.5 mph)—faster than average human walking speed. With 30 DOF and 5mm motion precision, it handles:

The AgiBot X2 platform has demonstrated backflips and dynamic acrobatics in controlled settings, though it's unclear if FF enables these capabilities out of the box.

Manipulation

The standard configuration doesn't include dexterous hands—these are an "expandable" option. Without hands, manipulation is limited. This is a key consideration if you need the robot to handle objects.

AI & Interaction

FF's main value-add is the "FF Embodied Intelligence" software layer:

The NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX (157 TOPS) provides solid on-device AI compute, enabling real-time vision processing and decision-making.

Sensors

The sensor suite is comprehensive:

Who Is the FF Master For?

Good Fit:

Not Ideal For:

Faraday Future: Company Risk Factors

Full disclosure requires acknowledging FF's history:

This doesn't mean the FF Master is a bad product—the underlying AgiBot X2 is proven hardware. But buying from FF carries company risk that buying directly from AgiBot or Unitree wouldn't.

FF Master vs. FF Futurist vs. FX Aegis

FF launched three robots simultaneously:

ModelTypeHeightPriceOEM HardwareFF MasterHumanoid131 cm$22,990AgiBot X2FF FuturistHumanoid169 cm$39,990AgiBot A2FX AegisQuadruped—$3,499Unknown

If you need full human-scale, consider the FF Futurist (or go direct to AgiBot A2).

Pros and Cons

Pros

Cons

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the FF Master cost?

The FF Master costs $19,990 base or $22,990 with the optional Ecosystem Skill Package. This positions it as a mid-range humanoid robot—cheaper than the Unitree H1 ($90,000) but more expensive than the Unitree G1 ($16,000).

Is the FF Master made by Faraday Future?

No. The FF Master hardware is manufactured by AgiBot in Shanghai, China. It's a white-labeled version of the AgiBot X2 (Lingxi). Faraday Future provides the software layer, branding, and U.S. sales/support. FF's SEC filings acknowledge "reliance on a single OEM for robotics products."

How tall is the FF Master?

The FF Master stands 131 cm (4'3" or 51.6 inches) tall and weighs 39 kg. It's a compact, child-sized humanoid—not full human scale. For a taller option, consider the FF Futurist (169 cm) or Unitree H1 (180 cm).

Can the FF Master pick up objects?

The base FF Master configuration does not include dexterous hands—these are an optional upgrade. Without hands, the robot cannot manipulate objects. If manipulation is important for your use case, factor in the additional cost of hand upgrades.

When will the FF Master be available?

Faraday Future announced deliveries would begin by end of March 2026. However, given FF's history of delayed deliveries in their EV business, buyers should maintain realistic expectations and confirm actual delivery timelines before committing funds.

Is the FF Master worth buying?

The FF Master offers legitimate value as a mid-priced humanoid robot with proven AgiBot X2 hardware. However, buyers should consider: (1) whether the FF branding premium over direct AgiBot purchase is worth it, (2) comfort with FF's company risk, and (3) whether alternatives like the Unitree G1 might better suit their needs at a lower price.

Final Verdict

The FF Master is a capable, mid-range humanoid robot built on proven AgiBot X2 hardware. At $22,990, it offers competitive specs: 30 DOF, 2 m/s speed, comprehensive sensors, and solid AI compute. The "FF Embodied Intelligence" software and U.S.-based support could provide value over direct China imports.

However, transparency requires acknowledging the full picture:

If you want this hardware, compare pricing between FF and direct AgiBot X2 sources. If FF's U.S. support and software justify the premium for your use case, the FF Master is a legitimate option. If you're purely price-sensitive, explore alternatives.

3.5/5 — Good hardware, uncertain company

*Last updated: March 2026. This review reflects information available at publication. Specs sourced from FF official announcements and cross-referenced with AgiBot X2 specifications. Robozaps is a humanoid robot marketplace committed to transparent, accurate product information.*


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