Roborock's Saros 20 Flow Complete does the dirty work so you don't have to

Published Sep 4, 2026, 4:44 AM EDT Sanuj is a freelance tech journalist with over six years of experience covering smartphones, wearables, and consumer technology. He currently writes for Android Police, Tom's Guide, Android Central, Android Authority, and Pocket-lint. He has previously contributed to publications like Pocketnow and MakeUseOf. Since the start of 2025 alone, he has tested over 30 smartphones. He has also attended major global trade shows including MWC (2024, 2025, 2026) and IFA (2024, 2025), along with launch events hosted by Google, Samsung, and other leading Android brands. When he's not writing about tech, you'll find him sipping a cup of chai, scrolling Twitter, and reading updates about his favorite football club, Chelsea FC. Feel free to reach out to him via email at sanujb6 [at] gmail [dot] com. Sign in to your Android Police account IFA isn't just about weird things like Swarovski-studded Moto Razr phones or power banks with semi-solid-state batteries. There's plenty of smart home tech here as well. Roborock has been making some of the best robot vacuums for years, and at IFA 2026, the company just unveiled its latest lineup, with an even bigger focus on hands-free cleaning and maintenance. Headlining the lineup is the new top-tier Saros 20 Flow Complete. Alongside specs like 36,000Pa of suction power and LiDAR navigation, the robot vacuum comes with Reactive AI that can recognize more than 300 types of obstacles and navigate around them. It also features Roborock's AdaptiLift technology, allowing the vacuum to lift itself by up to 8.8cm to navigate different surfaces and obstacles around your home. The Saros 20 Flow Complete has a clever new mop But the more interesting upgrade is the new self-cleaning mop system. Unlike traditional robot vacuums that use spinning or flat mop pads, the Saros 20 Flow Complete uses a continuously washed roller mop. The system rinses dirt off the roller while simultaneously wetting it with fresh water, making sure only a freshly cleaned section of the mop is touching your floor. The mop can also slide outward to reach right up against walls and edges for better coverage. There's no word on U.S. pricing or availability for the Saros 20 Flow Complete just yet, but Roborock tells me we can expect it to arrive sometime this fall, likely around November. Alongside the Flow Complete, Roborock also showcased the Saros 20 Neo. It's the more affordable of the two robot vacuums, but still features the same AdaptiLift technology that lets it raise itself by up to 8.8cm. It's also noticeably slimmer at just 7.95cm tall, while still offering the same 36,000Pa of suction power. You don't get the Flow Complete's advanced self-cleaning roller mop system here, but the Saros 20 Neo does feature a retractable LiDAR sensor. That allows the vacuum to lower its overall height and get underneath furniture and other areas that would normally be difficult to reach. The Saros 20 Neo will launch as the Qrevo Edge 3 Pro in the U.S., starting at $1,500. Completing Roborock's new cleaning lineup is the F25 Ultra Steam Gen 2 wet-dry vacuum. As the name suggests, the big addition this time is an integrated steam function that applies steam before mopping, helping soften and loosen stubborn stains before the roller passes over them. Roborock says it can produce steam at up to 180 degrees Celsius within 30 seconds. I actually prefer wet-dry vacuums over robot vacuums in some situations simply because you have much more control over where and how you're cleaning, so I'm particularly interested to see how well the F25 Ultra Steam Gen 2 performs. And just like the rest of Roborock's lineup, there's a big focus on reducing maintenance. The F25 Ultra Steam Gen 2 can automatically clean and dry itself after you're finished, helping keep the roller ready for the next cleaning session while preventing odors from building up. Roborock hasn't announced U.S. pricing for the F25 Ultra Steam Gen 2 yet, but the company says it will launch in the U.S. on September 29. We'll be going hands-on with Roborock's new cleaning devices soon, so keep an eye out for more coverage soon.