Brand guide · Robot vacuums
Every Narwal robot vacuum we list, ranked: the Freo pad machines, the Flow and Freo 20 roller mops, and which docks wash, dry and refill.
9 models evaluated · best Verdict Score 84/100 · Updated
Narwal sells three kinds of mop. The Freo Z10 family spins two pads and lifts them 12 mm over carpet: the Freo Z10 Ultra with 18,000 Pa, LiDAR with a camera and twin-camera obstacle recognition, the Freo Z10 Pro with 18,500 Pa and structured-light obstacle sensing, and the Freo Z10 Turbo with 25,000 Pa, whose dock empties, washes and dries but does not refill the water. The Flow family washes a roller instead and climbs 40 mm thresholds: the Flow 2 with 31,000 Pa and the roller lifted 10 mm, the Flow with 22,000 Pa and the Freo 20 with 31,000 Pa, all three navigating by camera rather than a LiDAR turret and standing 95 mm tall. The Freo 20 Edge is the Freo 20 without cameras: 31,000 Pa, a roller that lifts 12 mm, LiDAR and structured light for obstacles, and a dock that washes and dries but does not refill. The Freo X10 Pro is the entry model with a full dock: 11,000 Pa, pads that lift 12 mm, LiDAR and structured light for obstacles. Below it the Freo S has no washing dock: 8,000 Pa, a static pad pressed at 8 N, LiDAR and structured light, a 20 mm threshold rating and a dock that only empties, into a bag Narwal rates for 180 days.
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Narwal's LiDAR flagship of the pad generation: 18,000 Pa, triangular mops that extend to the edge and lift 12 mm, a dirt sensor that mops until clean, two cameras and a quiet all-in-one dock.
Narwal's entry-level robot with a full dock: 11,000 Pa, LiDAR navigation, twin mops that reach into corners, a dock that empties, washes and dries for 120 days, and anti-tangle brushes.
A Narwal below the flagships: 18,500 Pa, Reuleaux mops at 12 N that swing to edges and lift 12 mm, LiDAR with two structured-light sensors, and a dock that washes, dries and doses detergent.
Narwal's mid-range robot for the American shop: 25,000 Pa, twin spinning mops that reach edges and lift 12 mm, LiDAR mapping with 100 object types, and a dock that washes, dries and empties.
Narwal's roller-mop robot below the Flow 2: 22,000 Pa, a track mop scraped and rinsed 110 times a minute, 45 °C water at 1.22 kg of pressure, 120 days of dust storage, two cameras and no turret.
Narwal's flagship: 31,000 Pa, a track mop rinsed with fresh water as it works and washed at 100 °C in the dock, a carpet pressure plate, two 1080p cameras and no LiDAR turret.
Narwal's roller with no camera: 31,000 Pa, a TrackMop at 12 N rinsed by 16 nozzles and swung to the edge, LiDAR and structured light, a dock that washes, dries at 45 °C and stores dust 120 days.
Narwal's mid-range roller-mop robot: 31,000 Pa, a track mop seven times wider than a pad, 60 °C water, a dock that washes at 100 °C and dries at 60 °C, and cameras that tell a spill from crumbs.
Narwal's entry-level robot: 8,000 Pa, a pressed mop pad at 8 N with no washing dock, LiDAR mapping and structured light with no camera, 20 mm thresholds and a 3.5 l bag good for 180 days.