Hand record · China (Shanghai)
AGIBOT OmniHand 2025
The clearest example of the hand-to-robot price constraint: a 500 g, 10-DOF hand at 14,800 RMB domestic, where the Pro variant alone equals two thirds of a whole humanoid.
- Actuated DOF
- 10all active
- Mass
- ~500 g
- Price observed
- 14,800 RMB / $5,999
- Evidence tier
- A
AGIBOT launched the OmniHand entry model in August 2025 at a recommended 14,800 RMB, and it is one of the few Chinese hands with a domestic price that can be cited to a self-operated storefront rather than to a press survey. The listing describes 10 active degrees of freedom, no tactile sensing, a right-hand configuration, and a box containing the hand plus CANFD, RS485 and USB cables.
The storefront's own price history is the useful part: a recorded historical low of 14,060 RMB and a 30-day low of 14,400 RMB. That is a price that moves in small increments and holds, which is a different pattern from the collapse narrative that dominates coverage of this market.
The ratio that caps the market
A hand at 14,800 RMB is cheap. A hand at $19,999 is not, when the humanoid it attaches to is being sold as a volume product. An August 2026 pricing analysis makes the constraint explicit: the OmniHand Pro at $19,999 equals 66.7% of an AGIBOT X2 robot, and a pair of Unitree Dex5-1P hands at $47,000 equals 217.6% of a G1 Basic at $21,600. The X2 figure is derived from an implied robot price, so treat the ratio as an estimate rather than a vendor statement.
That is why AGIBOT sells a $999 OmniPicker gripper next to a five-finger hand. For a large class of tasks, a two-finger gripper is the correct engineering choice, and the hand is the expensive option that has to justify itself. Our buying guide opens with that question rather than with a ranking.
Domestic and export prices differ by three times
The same 2025 hand is listed at 14,800 RMB in China and from $5,999 on a US channel. At prevailing rates that is roughly three times the domestic price. It is not a currency effect: it is margin, import handling, warranty and bundled cabling. The domestic price table keeps the two observations in separate rows.
Who should not buy it
Do not buy it if you need tactile sensing, which this variant does not have, or if you need a published force specification, which AGIBOT does not provide. Do not buy it for a two-handed setup without checking whether two of these cost more than the robot they are attached to.
Specification
The right-hand column records where each field comes from: vendor documentation, a dealer page, or a conflict between sources. Fields marked unverified have no attributable public value.
Price observations
| Item | Channel | Price | Date | Includes | Tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OmniHand 2025, non-tactile, right | China self-operated store | 14,800 RMB | 2026 | Hand plus three cables | A |
| Same listing | China store price history | 14,060 RMB low | 2026 | Recorded historical low | A |
| OmniHand 2025 standard | US storefront snapshot | $5,999 | 2026-08-11 | Export channel | C |
| OmniHand 2025 tactile | US storefront snapshot | $7,499 | 2026-08-11 | Tactile variant | C |
| OmniHand Pro 2025 | US storefront snapshot | $19,999 | 2026-08-11 | Pro variant | C |
Tier A: documented list price. B: sources disagree by more than 15%. C: estimate or press figure. D: quote only. See methodology.
What is not verified
- The AGIBOT X2 whole-robot price behind the 66.7% ratio is not published on a vendor page.
- Fingertip force and transmission are not published for this variant.
- The $4,999 dealer "from" price has not been confirmed as the same configuration as the 14,800 RMB listing.
Questions buyers ask
What does the OmniHand 2025 cost?
14,800 RMB on the Chinese self-operated storefront for the non-tactile right hand, with a recorded low of 14,060 RMB. US channels list it from $5,999.
Why is there a three-times gap between markets?
Channel margin, import handling, warranty and bundled cables. It is not an exchange-rate effect.
Does it have tactile sensing?
Not on the 2025 standard variant. A tactile version is listed separately at $7,499 in the US snapshot.
Sources
- JD self-operated storefront. OmniHand 2025 listing and price history. 2026
- US storefront pricing snapshot. Export prices. 2026-08-11
- Pricing analysis. Hand-to-robot price ratios. 2026-08
- US dealer playbook. Mass and interfaces. 2026
Record log
- Record created with storefront price history.