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.

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

I love this guy’s reviews, but I bought the Narwal Flow 2, anyway. The Roborock model he recommends will probably be best for many. However, we have a golden retriever, so the lack of hair tangling and excellent hair pickup in the Narwal were deciding factors for me. I also loved how quiet it is com

I understand completely. My Eufy S1 Pro and the Flow 2 have both gotten stuck in one of the same places, but I think it’s because they’re both fairly low profile without the LiDAR on a turret on top. On that tile in that room, there is a coffee table and the bottom is just high enough they can both

Long answer and I feel like I’m hijacking this thread. I don’t mean to. 🙈 since you asked… For me the big improvements going from the S1 Pro to the Flow 2 are: extending mop. It rides my baseboards very closely, even under my kitchen cabinets (maybe mine are slightly taller than OPs). The S1 Pro bod

Honestly I think the s1 pro that it replaced did a better job moping. While I had the s2 i also was testing the narwal flow 2. The flow 2 was better in every way - better at mopping, quieter, and it didn’t bump into anything. S2 was mechanically loud, bumped into everything and seemed like downgrade

I’ve also had both. Returned the CurvX because it failed to wet the mop pads. Returning the 10r today for the same issue. My experience with the navigation has not been good either. Both have not avoided a single cable yet. Yesterday the 10R drove onto a kids book and mopped it (about an inch thick)

I'm a beta tester. If I was in your position, it would be a very hard thing to balance. I've had the Flow 1 since August and still love it. There were issues, but Narwal have worked most of them out to the extent they could. The price on the Flow 1 is extremely attractive, and I know at that price y

I bought narwal flow 2, and its moving my doormats. Probably because of suction. But I have one small. But mopping is great, and vacuum on hardwood floor with a lot of fur and litter. They need to improve software because for example roborock is better on that.

You're mixing a few things up here. Claiming that omitting the classic floor sensor is a "grave mistake" completely misses the technical reality. This isn't a step backward; it's the exact opposite: a leap from outdated, reactive hardware to proactive AI. ​A classic underbody ultrasonic sensor only