Roborock unveiled products for garden and pool maintenance as well as home cleaning at IFA 2026. A highlight of the event, Saros Rover can overcome high thresholds and stairs with its extendable wheel and leg mechanism. Saros 20 Flow Complete and Saros 20 Neo combine vacuuming and mopping features with advanced navigation.
The company also showcased the F25 Ultra Steam Gen 2 upright vacuum, which reaches 180°C in approximately 30 seconds, the RockNeo Q2 LiDAR robotic lawn mower, and the RockAqua P1 smart pool-cleaning robot. While product prices were not announced, Saros 20 Flow Complete is expected to go on sale in the US in October, while Saros 20 Neo is expected to be launched under the name “Qrevo Edge 3 Pro.”
Why it matters
The products unveiled show that Roborock is not focusing solely on indoor floor cleaning but is also seeking to bring different maintenance areas, such as gardens and pools, together in the same product portfolio. Although the design capable of navigating stairs and high thresholds aims to expand the use of robot vacuums in multilevel homes, the mechanism’s real-world performance on different surfaces remains unclear. The addition of lawn-mowing and pool-cleaning devices demonstrates the brand’s approach to automating maintenance tasks around the home as well. However, the lack of pricing information makes it difficult for now to assess the products’ affordability compared with similar solutions and determine which user groups they will appeal to. The naming difference for the models whose US launch plans have been announced also remains a separate detail to watch.