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Roborock has come a long way from its first generation of clunky robot vacuums that got stuck in corners or blindly bumped into furniture. One of their latest innovations is the Saros Z70, which CNET calls it an “AI-powered housekeeper.” It has a robotic arm that allows the device to be adjusted while cleaning, picking up items like socks and slippers and moving them to designated areas. Currently, the Roborock Saros Z70 Robot Vacuum and Mop Half off the all-time low price of $999.99 (originally $1,999).
While the star of the show is the robotic appendage on this AI-powered robot vacuum-and-mop hybrid, it also offers a range of other features, including 3D navigation, self-emptying bins, automatic mop washing and drying, and built-in voice control. The Omnigrip arm detects, marks and removes obstacles to clear once blocked areas: first, it clears the rest of the room, then moves back to move the obstacles and clear the now open space. Plus, it has a weight limit, so it won’t accidentally try to pick up pets or heavy, permanently placed items.
Saros Z70 has 22,000Pa suction power and hot-water mopping and 30 adjustable water flow levels. It has dual cameras to enhance navigation and precision sensors for self (climbing thresholds of about 1.5 inches). Its 3.14-inch profile helps it fit under low-profile furniture. Battery life is around two hours and 15 minutes hands-free; Roborock says it can clean around 150 square meters with hands-on capability, moving up to 10 objects.
What do you think so far?
This Roborock Saros Z70 Robot Vacuum and Mop With a robust feature set and the added novelty of a robot arm (which can double as a futuristic party trick), it’s a reliable option for mixing floor types. At 50% off, it’s a more attractive purchase than ever.
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