Roborock had an exciting announcement at IFA 2026 as well. The company announced its most advanced robot vacuum yet. Its name is the Roborock Saros 20 Flow Complete. It’s an odd name, but the product itself seems to be great. We’ve decided to give Roborock one of our IFA 2026 awards. This robot is far more than just a vacuum, and you’ll find out why in a minute. Let’s talk about its vacuuming capabilities first.
The Roborock Saros 20 Flow is a dual-purpose cleaning robot
The Roborock Saros 20 Flow Complete has a powerful 36,000 Pa of suction power. It can tackle dirt, debris, and dust without a problem. It also comes equipped with the RetractSense LiDAR Navigation for detailed mapping. The Reactive AI is able ot recognize over 300 types of obstacles. Those range from tangled cords to shoes and pet toys. If the light isn’t on, that’s not really a problem for this robot.
Now, in addition to being a vacuum, the Saros 20 Flow Complete also includes the SpiraFlow 2.0 Self-Cleaning Mop system. Its roller mop applies 15 N of downward pressure, rotates at 240 r/min, and employs 16 pressurized water outlets to scrub away stains. The Dual Lifting Arc Side Brushes are also included for precise edge-sweeping coverage. In addition to being a vacuum, this robot is also a very capable mopping machine.
It comes with a fully automated home base
Thanks to Roborock’s AdaptiLift Traverse 3.0 tech, it is able to cross thresholds up to 3.46 inches. It can also squeeze into tight spaces due ot its thin profile. To top it all off, it comes with a fully automated home base. It can even wash the mop with 212 °F pressurized water and dispense detergent to do so. It does almost everything on its own and serves as a dual-purpose cleaning machine.
The Roborock Saros 20 Flow Complete is a comprehensive cleaning machine and the robot vacuum that impressed us most at IFA 2026 in Berlin. Thus, handing out one of our IFA awards to Roborock was not something we had to think much about.
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