Flow 2

Ich habe den Narwal Flow 2 jetzt circa 6 Wochen in Betrieb. wir waren davor eher 3i und Roborock, aber der Flow 2 hat den vorgänger zu recht beerbt. Wir haben die große Docking-Station. Es gab bisher 2 firmware updates aber auch keine größeren Probleme. Statt der Tröpfelchen Lösung vom Reinigungsmit

You must be new around here, I've tested every flagship available and wrote extensively about my experiences with each of them. No, I dont work for narwal, or any company for that matter, believe it or not some companies just put out shit products and over-promise like Dreame. Some actually land a g

Flow 2 connected to my Apple Home using Matter with no issues whatsoever. It functions and even has options for cleaning by specific rooms, selecting suction strength, and vacuum only, mop only, or both simultaneously. Now, disclaimer, I am not a Matter user, so I don’t know the finer details. Howev

Dude you comment this on every single post lol. My T90 has been literally flawless on all my floral patterned rugs. Honestly, it’s done better than 95% of all flagship robots I’ve tested. I hated EcoVacs for the same reason as you - my X8 and T50 were a busy. X8 left streaks and water all over the f

Yikes, that’s too bad. I’ll keep my order still and hope for the best. It was this or the Narwal Flow 2 and since I was happy with my S1, I’m hopeful for the S2!

It’s comical how these companies lose us back and forth. I’ve had the S1 Pro since launch and the robot is unusable. Navigation is complete garbage. Eufy is losing me to Narwal for the Flow 2 immediately on early launch signup.

Not sure how you got your conclusion in your first sentence. From my experience, the Flow 1 has been very reliable. My comment that anything is a leap of faith, with 3 to 5 years out, is due to the complexity of these machines. It's bad business not to build the machines as robust as possible, with