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

We switched from a Roborock to the Narwal Flow last year as we needed the better wet cleaning. For us the Flow is a great product. Main troubles we see is coming from the software side. There Roborock is much better. But then also our thinking is that if we need after-sales support, we bought the sr

The Flow is top tier.. a superb robot vacuum. Narwal hits a home run year after year, launch after launch. the trajectory never had an issue with its path choice but that could be because I'm enjoying life and not micro managing the vacuum black carpets want an issue in the past. Don't have black an

We've had both. We started with a Narwal Flow and now only have a Matic. In my experience you're mostly right. The Narwal appeared to do a much better job mopping. The mop would get extremely clean and it would clean the floor exceptionally well. The dirt you see in that dirty water tank picture abo

Get the Flow. The track mop is excellent for high-traffic areas. It also has the strongest suction of all the current Narwal models. There are 2 minor issues with it: If you have a low-lying area where it has marginal clearance, it will try to wedge itself under there. But it also does a good job of

Ecovacs->roborock->Ecovacs&iLife->Dreame->Narwall and so far the Flow compact is my fav. For me it has the best mopping performance, vacuum is great especially with their brush design and a Lab. Carpet detection is a bit lacking and navigation can be fun to watch with a rear mounted lidar causing it

Both robots would be a great choice, based on your floor plan I dont foresee having any trouble splitting as you have pictured. The main thing with the Flow's mapping is you have to "slice" using a main wall to main wall, it won't let you slice off of a slice. As long as the mapping considers the ou

I can tell that over the past months there have been significant improvements, and I’ve started using the robot again. I even replaced my second-floor Narwal Flow with the Matic, as it handles that area better. However, on my first floor, which is mostly hardwood, it still doesn’t perform well. Clea

If you can plumb it in, go for the Compact version of the Flow or Z Ultra.. both have great nav, do well with vacuum and mop. Read the comparison charts that i shared and what the manufacturer posts on each.. figure out which is best for your individual need. I run both in my multiple pomeranian hom

Comparison charts My choice is the Flow. And if you can plumb it in, snag the compact version. Highest suction. Roller never clogs from long hair or pet fur. Always clean mopping cloth. Schedule ability if preferred. Connects with Smart Home. Voice control in the works (or working, various by countr