Flow 2

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.

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 have the Flow 2 and have considerable faith that the remaining bugs will be worked out. The mopping has been fantastic and the vacuuming solid generally. I’ve never had a Eufy so I can’t compare. I’ve tried the Ecovacs T90 and Roborock Curve 2 Flow and the Narwal cleans the best, although its App

So far I’m blown away by it. And this is coming from a guy who’s admittedly obsessed with these things. I’ve had so many robot vacuums from so many brands over the years (actually own 3 other ones besides the new Flow 2 presently). I’ll be posting a full review but for now I’ll say it’s the smartest

The thing that makes no sense is that the Narwal Flow 1 mopping rating is much higher but I believe they are essentially the same mechanism for that part.

Meiner ging jetzt zurück, ich habe auch Probleme an Stellen wo andere Hersteller keine Probleme haben, die Navigation war an sich echt super aber verwinkelte Stellen mag der einfach garnicht. Dazu kommt das der Flow 2 mit den specs her eigentlich schon 2 Jahre zu spät ist. Das gleiche war auch beim

I have the narwal flow 2, mova z60, mova v50, ecovacs x11, and roborock saros 10r.The flow two is the best robot I’ve ever used, especially after I learned how to use it correctly in my household, which in my case is vacuuming first mopping after especially since I have five dogs, my floor plan is m

Ok, take this with a grain of salt bc I'm an ignoramus when it comes to these things. Nine years ago I got a Roomba 960. She was awesome and did a pretty good job vacuuming. I replaced her battery in 2021 and various other parts. After a couple more years, I got tired of emptying out her bin and upg

It's not clear from the articles I've read. According to a Vacuum Wars article, "The track roller runs in reverse to create friction and uses 140°F water for mopping, an upgrade from the original Flow’s 113°F." But it's not clear if that includes onboard heating or if they just increased the dock he

I bought the Flow One with the water line connection, but it flooded multiple times, so I returned it. Narwal needs to figure out a better system for direct connect water lines. It was a great mopping/vacuum robot, and I was disappointed to send it back. This time, I got the Flow 2 without the water