Flow

If you need the best mopping performance from a robot, you'll have to go for the robots with the round circular rotating mops, such as ecovacs x11 or narwal flow. It will easily cost you around 1.25 to 1.5 Lakhs. I own a Dreame L10s Pro Ultra which costed my 50k, the vacuum is great and mopping is d

You raise the very reason I appreciate Reddit. Most of us aren’t sponsored and really just have opinions based on our experiences. There is no single perfect bot as no two situations are identical and we all have different expectations. I was trading comments with someone regarding the Narwal app as

You have 7 posts about how bad the Narwal Flow is. Can you just return it? It seems it’s not the right device for your home.

I purchased the Flow 2 about a month ago. Upgrading from the Dreame L40 Ultra, and the difference has been night and day. My floors actually squeak when you walk on them after the Flow 2 has cleaned. The obstacle avoidance is spot on, app has plenty of configurable options, and dock maintenance is s

I’m actually going to answer in reverse. Long answer, but I want to make sure I don’t miss anything you asked. 😅 Matter Support: yes. 👍🏻 I successfully added it to my Apple Home app via the Matter tab in the Narwal app. It was smooth. I was surprised by the amount of control it offered in Apple Home.

I mop every day, and somehow the Matic mop never develops that musty smell. My Narwal Flow, on the other hand, starts smelling pretty bad after just a few days of use.Another thing that has impressed me is how clean the Matic mop stays. Even though it doesn’t have a self cleaning dock, whenever I ri

Not sure I agree with that. The newest gen of flagship robot vaca do a pretty good job of mopping. I couldn't be happier with my narwal flow 2.

Oh boy, where to begin. Having done the exact same upgrade(X10 -> Flow), the Flow is miles ahead of the X10 and imo a better choice than the Z60 and Aqua10. Let me break down some of your observations to see if I can help: ⁠The unit doesn’t periodically return to the dock to empty its onboard debris

Two thoughts: If you're within 30 days (purchased in December), you can return the Flow for a refund. If you bought in November like I did, then the Flow 2 release date (April) is about 5 months after purchase. That's seems pretty much status quo in the robot vacuum world where they like to release

I’ve owned GSDs for almost 25 years, and robot vacuums for almost as long. They’re a life (and relationship) saver. My most recent purchase also mops the floors, which sent “wife approval factor” even higher. I’m already looking for a replacement. My current robot vac has a base station where it emp