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Roborock Dazzles IFA With Blistering 36,000Pa Suction
3 Sep
Summary
- New robot vacuums boast 36,000Pa suction, shattering previous records.
- Models confirmed FCC clearance, easing concerns over US ban.
- Roborock introduces roller mop and spinning pad mopping technologies.
Roborock has set a new benchmark in robotic cleaning at IFA with its latest flagship models, the Saros 20 Flow Complete and Qrevo Edge 3 Pro. These devices boast an industry-shattering 36,000 Pascals of suction power, dwarfing previous top-tier machines and competitors. Both models are equipped with an upgraded AdaptiLift Chassis 3.0, enhancing their ability to traverse floor thresholds.
Crucially, Roborock has secured FCC clearance for these new robots, mitigating immediate concerns regarding potential foreign robot vacuum bans in the United States. A company spokesperson confirmed that sales and support will continue uninterrupted, with active monitoring of regulatory developments.
The Saros 20 Flow Complete distinguishes itself with a self-cleaning roller mop, designed to tackle sticky messes effectively. This innovative mop exerts 15N of downward pressure and cleans itself with 16 pressurized water outlets. It is tentatively expected to launch in North America before October.
In contrast, the Qrevo Edge 3 Pro utilizes dual spinning mop pads and is already available in the US for $1,499.99. Standing just 3.13 inches tall, it is Roborock's shortest model, capable of cleaning under furniture. It features advanced StarSight Autonomous System 2.0 navigation for improved obstacle avoidance.
