Roborock made waves at CES in Las Vegas in January by debuting the world’s first mass-produced robot vacuum with a robotic arm. Now they’re releasing the flagship models of their new Saros series, named after the cycle used to forecast eclipses.
The Roborock Saros 10 and Saros 10R, both a super-slim 7.98 centimeters, feature a main brush and a flexible side brush to sweep away the hair on your floors, and Roborock’s AdaptiLift Chassis, which raises the devices’ wheels and frame by 10 millimeters to navigate over doorways and shaggy carpets. They can be fully charged in only two and a half hours. This all means that your cleaning routine won’t be interrupted because your vacuum runs out of juice or gets stuck.
But what makes these robots special is their intelligence. They collect data to create 3D models of your space so they can respond to real-time challenges when you’re not home. Efficient and thorough, the Saros series blends intuitive function with continual optimization through self-learning.
With its suction power of 22,000Ps, the Roborock Saros 10 is ideal for big homes that need to be deep-cleaned. The Saros 10 improves on Roborock’s popular S8 MaxV Ultra by using the RetractSense Navigation System.
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