What is the Roborock Saros 20's unique obstacle-climbing ability?

The Saros 20 can climb steps up to 1.77 inches high using its AdaptiLift technology.

When will the Roborock Saros 20 with auto mop swapping be available?

The automatic mop pad swapping feature is a future update and is expected soon.

How powerful is the suction on the new Roborock Saros 20?

The Saros 20 delivers an impressive 35,000Pa of suction power.

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Roborock's Robot Vacues Climb Stairs and Swap Mops

19 Jan

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Summary

New robot vacuum can climb steps up to 1.77 inches high.
Future feature allows automatic mop pad swapping for different areas.
Saros 20 boasts 35,000Pa suction power, a significant upgrade.

Roborock's Robot Vacues Climb Stairs and Swap Mops

Roborock introduced its innovative Saros 20 robot vacuum at CES 2026, building upon the success of its predecessor. A key upgrade is the enhanced AdaptiLift feature, allowing the vacuum to surmount obstacles as high as 1.77 inches. This technology also intelligently adjusts cleaning height for deep-pile carpets, adapting to piles up to 1.18 inches.

Future functionality will include an automatic mop pad swapping system. The Saros 20 will magnetically attach dual spinning mop pads, and a specialized dock will dispense the correct pads for various cleaning scenarios. This system aims to prevent cross-contamination between different home areas.

Further advancements include a significant increase in suction power to 35,000Pa, compared to 20,000Pa on the Saros 10R. The dock also features a more practical matte black, fingerprint-friendly finish. The Saros 20 is slated for an international rollout this year, with exact pricing and dates yet to be announced.