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Narwal may not be the robovac company also known as Eufy, Eureka, Dreaming and Ecovacs, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t have a compelling robovac line to show for it Cost of CES 2025. The line includes the Narwal Flow Series, Freo Z10, Freo Pro and S30, which come with what Narwal considers to be a complete cleaning solution.
Here’s what’s new with Narwal on CES.
Narwhal Flow Series
For starters, Narwhal is introducing the Flow Series, which it claims is an all-in-one cleaning solution. robovacsincluding mopping and vacuuming, among others. In terms of navigation, Narwal Flow features dual RGB cameras and an AI chip that can detect and classify over 200 objects.
The Robovac has a FlowWash mopping system and EdgeReach technology, meaning it transforms into a real self-cleaning solution. It has a mop rail and dual water tanks so it can always pour clean water and collect dirty water.
The Narwal Flow base station can go 120 days before it needs to be emptied.
On the mopping side, the robovac has a counter-clockwise movement, with an adjustable brush cover designed to remove stubborn dirt and hair from carpets. It makes perfect sense to me personally as the owner of three cats who love to shed. Narwhal claims this increases the number of dust collectors compared to other devices. There’s also an adjustable side brush that guides hair to a floating roller to help detangle and reduce up to 99.9% of tangles. To deal with corners, there is an extended brush that can change its direction.
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Finally, the Narwal Flow has an 8-in-1 multifunction base station that includes dusting, mopping, hot air drying and water tank filling. It can be up to 120 days before you need to remove anything or repair your part.
The Flow is expected to launch in mid-2025, with pricing to be announced soon.
Flow comes with FlowWash mopping and EdgeReach technology.
Narwal Freo Z10
The Freo Z10 is Narwal’s premium all-in-one robovac. Like the Flow, it does both washing and drying and comes with easy maintenance. The Robovac has a mop attachment that can use the new 8-speed mop pad, and its mop pad rotates at a speed of 180 revolutions per second. For cleaning the mop, there is an AI part to change the hot water of the mop that can change the temperature of the water from 113 degrees Fahrenheit to 167 degrees Fahrenheit.
Freo Z10 features AI adaptive hot water mopping.
This brush is also designed to protect hair like Narwal Flow. It has a 7-in-1 self-emptying base station that includes a silver ion filter and cleaning mop. It can last up to 120 days before it needs to be emptied.
The Freo Z10 will be launched in April at a price of $1,099.
The Z10 can apply a low 8 newtons to the floor with its mop pad.
Narwal Freo Pro
Freo Pro is the cheapest model in the series. Designed for silent operation, it has tangle-free technology like other models in the line and comes with 8,500 Pa of suction power. It also works mopping with 12 newtons of pressure. The 7-in-1 starter kit includes washing and spray drying and lasts up to seven weeks before being removed.
The Freo Pro will be launched in March and will cost $699.
The Freo Pro has a tangle-free roller.
Narwhal S30
The Narwal S30 is not a robovac; and a cordless stick vacuum full of clever things. As the successor to the S20, it has a 180-degree view without lying and comes with an LCD support panel and responds to voice input, allowing you to interact with it hands-free. It helps wash and dry in one pass and comes with a hair clipper and brush.
This cordless vacuum has six cleaning modes to tackle tough floors.
Self-cleaning and intelligent drying iron reaches a temperature of 194 degrees Fahrenheit, helping to prevent odors, mold and bacteria. The S30 has six cleaning modes, which allow you to adjust to different floor types and messes.
The Narwal S30 will be launched in the second quarter of this year and will cost $649.
