Narwal has introduced three new wet and dry vacuum cleaners to the Indian market: the S20, S30, and S20 Pro. The new lineup focuses on combining hard floor vacuuming and mopping into a single device, supported by base stations that handle the washing and drying of the mop heads after use.

Narwal S20 Pro Specifications

The highest-end model in the series is the S20 Pro, which retails for Rs. 54,990. It operates with a suction power of 20,000Pa and includes a feature Narwal calls AI DirtSense. In practice, this means the vacuum uses sensors to gauge how dirty a specific section of the floor is and automatically adjusts its suction power and water output accordingly.

The S20 Pro also features an automatic detergent dispenser and a self-propelled motor to make pushing the unit across the floor less physically demanding. It runs for up to 60 minutes on a single charge. After cleaning, the base station washes the roller brush and dries it to prevent mold and odors from developing.

Narwal S30 Specifications

The mid-tier option is the S30, priced at Rs. 44,990. It shares the 20,000Pa suction motor and the dirt-sensing technology of the Pro model, but changes the physical design. The S30 is built with an 180-degree hinge, allowing the entire body of the vacuum to lie flat against the floor. This makes it possible to push the device under low furniture like sofas and beds without the cleaning head lifting off the ground.

Its base station uses hot water (176°F) to wash the roller and a built-in heat bar to dry it at 158°F. It also uses a dual-layer comb mechanism to prevent hair from tangling around the brush roll, alongside a disposable bag system to separate solid waste from the dirty water for easier disposal.

Narwal S20 Specifications

At the entry level, the S20 costs Rs. 34,990. It steps the suction power down to 18,000Pa but maintains the core wet and dry cleaning functions. It still includes a self-cleaning dock that washes and dries the mop, and it is slightly lighter than the other models at 4.13 kg (when the water tanks are empty).

All three vacuums share the same basic battery and tank capacities: a 4000mAh battery, a 790ml clean water tank, and a 670ml dirty water tank.

Availability

The S20, S30, and S20 Pro are available now on Narwal’s official website, Amazon India, and Flipkart. They are also scheduled to appear in physical retail stores, including Reliance Digital, Croma, and Vijay Sales, starting in July.

In related news, Dreame has recently introduced the L50s Pro Ultra and L50 Ultra CE robot vacuums in India.

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Narwal has officially launched the Freo 002 Max robot vacuum cleaner in China. The device features a suction power of up to 25,000Pa, an advanced self-cleaning system, and a new sterilization feature powered by dynamic electrolyzed water.

The standard model with a regular water tank is priced at 4,699 yuan ($658), while the slim version with automatic water supply and drainage is priced at 5,299 yuan ($743).

Narwal Freo 002 Max Specifications

The Freo 002 Max comes equipped with Narwal’s latest bionic AI visual system, which includes dual RGB wide-angle cameras and a 10TOPS processing chip. This system enables the robot to recognize more than 250 types of objects and map surroundings with a depth accuracy of up to 5mm. Narwal claims this approach surpasses conventional LIDAR or structured-light navigation systems in terms of recognition precision and environmental understanding.

The robot features a slim 9.5cm body that allows it to clean under low-clearance furniture and cross obstacles up to 40mm. It uses 75mm dual-sided brushes and offers three intelligent edge-tracing modes: close-follow, safe-distance, and smart detour. These features help it deliver near-complete coverage around edges and corners.

Narwal has implemented an adaptive cleaning system that adjusts suction power and mop pressure based on detected dirt type. The device uses a tread-style roller mop system with constant surface pressure up to 12N. The mop head receives a steady spray of 45°C heated water for stain removal. The robot also supports zero-tangle cleaning through redesigned anti-hair-wrapping brushes and cyclone-guided suction, certified by SGS.

Narwal has added the Pet Mode 1.0 Pro, which detects and avoids pet pads while supporting interactive voice responses that simulate the owner’s voice. The robot is powered by a 6,400mAh battery that provides up to 3.8 hours of cleaning. It carries a 475mL clean water tank and a 500mL wastewater tank onboard.

The Freo 002 Max integrates NarGPT 2.0, an upgraded AI voice assistant capable of understanding complex commands such as “clean under the sofa in the living room” or “clean the carpeted room.” This assistant supports hierarchical map awareness and flexible zone targeting.

The base station features automatic hot water rinsing of internal parts using 80°C water, electrolyzed water-based sterilization, and 45°C warm air drying for the mop, pipes, and dust box. It also includes a disposable dustbin liner system with UV sterilization. The base can handle up to 120 days of usage with a 2.5L dust bag and supports full auto-refill and drainage.

The device features clean and dirty dual water tanks and a self-agitating system inside the dirty tank to prevent sediment buildup. It also supports multi-map 3D mapping, smart scheduling, cliff and overflow detection, zigzag cleaning patterns, and consumables tracking.

The robot measures 35.12 x 36.35 x 9.5 cm, while the base station comes in two sizes: 43 x 40.2 x 46.1 cm for the water tank version, and 41 x 43.3 x 28 cm for the ultra-slim base.

In related news, LG introduces robot, stick, and wet-dry vacuums for Europe at IFA 2025, while Xiaomi debuts the Mijia 5C robot vacuum with 15,000Pa suction and its first edge-mopping feature.

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Narwal has just launched its latest flagship robot vacuum and mop, the J5 Max, in China, and it’s bringing some serious power to the table.

The standout number? A massive 18,500Pa of suction, thanks to Narwal’s custom-built cyclone dust removal system. Pricing starts at 3,599 yuan ($496) for the Water Tank version, while the fully loaded Automatic Water Supply and Drainage version goes for 4,099 yuan ($566).

Narwal J5 Max Specifications

On the hardware front, Narwal is focusing on details that matter in everyday use. The J5 Max features upgraded anti-tangle side brushes and a zero-tangle roller brush, both of which have received SGS certifications.

The side brush uses a clever movable design that naturally sheds hair and funnels debris directly into the dust inlet. The roller brush, built with aerodynamic principles and a conical shape, spirals hair inward and away from trouble. In short, less manual detangling and more set-it-and-forget-it convenience.

There’s also plenty of smart tech on board. The J5 Max comes with an AI-powered single-lens vision system capable of recognizing more than 100 household objects. That means it’s smart enough to avoid clutter and navigate even the messiest rooms with ease. Narwal’s latest Dirtsense 3.0 system also steps things up by sensing dirt levels and adjusting cleaning intensity in real-time, doubling vacuuming and mopping automatically when things get extra grimy.

For mopping duties, Narwal is leaning on its signature LeLuo triangular rotating mop and Whale Fin bionic hand-wiping system. This setup applies a consistent 12N of downward pressure to handle stubborn stains, even along tricky edges. The robot also takes care of itself, with features like automatic mop cleaning, antibacterial hot water rinsing heated between 45°C and 75°C, and dust bags that can go up to 90 days before needing replacement.

The base station is just as smart, offering automatic water exchange on the higher-end version, self-emptying, and intelligent drying. All of this runs on a 5,200mAh battery that promises up to three hours of continuous cleaning. And yes, it’s all packaged in a clean, minimal design that feels right at home in modern spaces.

In related news, Roborock recently launched the G30 Space robot vacuum in China, featuring a five-axis robotic arm to pick up objects, 22,000Pa suction, hot water mopping, and advanced AI navigation.

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We just saw a bunch of bizarre and weird tech products being unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025. Now, here’s a list of some of the best announcements during the major event. These are the top 10 coolest of the tech products that were showcased. So let’s check them out.

Honda Zero EV

First on the list, we have Honda’s 0 EV concept cars. These include two body types, namely an SUV and a saloon. While these are still concepts, their final versions are expected to hit production later this year. The lineup will also bring 30 new electric car models, which include both single and dual electric motor setups.

The former can generate around 241bhp of power, while the latter brings up to 482bhp of power. Honda is even expected to release 4 wheel drive variants as well. But one of their most notable aspects is undoubtedly the futuristic design.

Narwal Flow

During the CES 2025 event, Narval, a robotic vacuum cleaner, unveiled the new Narwal Flow series of models. The brand promises to offer a cutting edge all-in-one cleaning solution via these new robovacs. Its Flow lineup features dual RGB cameras along with an AI chip that can detect and even identify over 200 different objects.

Thanks to the new FlowWash mopping system and EdgeReach technology, users can expect consistent and effective cleaning. The new robo vacuums even adapt in self cleaning methods real time. It can go up to 120 days before needing to be emptied. Narwal’s Flow features a track mop and dual water tanks along with a dynamic side brush that directs hair to a floating roller that can prevent tangling of hair that could lead to blockages.

Hisense 116UX TriChroma LED TV

Hisense had a couple of notable announcements during CES 2025, but the Hisense 116UX TriChroma LED TV was definitely a highlight. It utilized what the brand calls RGB Local Dimming technology, which is basically a new backlight system. Rather than a traditional white or blue light, each lens now has a dedicate red, blue, and green LEDs.

It is the first of its kind and brings a jaw dropping peak brightness of 10,000 nits. Thanks to the Hi-View AI Engine X chipset, the TV promises to be fast and efficient. As the name suggests, the Hisense 116UX TriChroma LED TV sports a massive 116-inch panel, which can hit 97% of the BT.2020 color space.

Lenovo Legion Go S

Lenovo expanded its handheld gaming console lineup with the new Legion Go S. It brings capable performance in a portable form factor with a great 8-inch 120Hz LCD display. It is powered by the AMD Ryzen Z1 extreme chip and Radeon 700M series GPU.

But the part that makes it unique is the software front. It is available in two OS variants, which include a Windows option and a SteamOS variant. This makes the Legion Go S the only other handheld console outside of the Steam Deck with this operating system. Unlike Windows, SteamOS is designed for gaming and brings a seamless console like experience and optimizations.

Timekettle W4 Pro

Timekettle, a known figure in AI powered communication, has just introduced the W4 Pro earbuds for $449. These are a pair of truly wireless earbuds that feature bidirectional call functionality. It features Babel OS and offers seamless two way real time translation during phone and video calls on any communication platform.

Timekettle launched the W4 Pro with an elegant design but the AI powered translation is by far one if its highlighting features. The earbuds support over 40 languages and can understand 93 accents as well. There is only a 3 to 5 second delay between the original speech and translation. One can simply put them on their ear and have a face-to-face conversation with someone, listen to an audio and have it translated, or speak into the earbud and have it broadcast through their smartphone’s speaker.

Lenovo ARM Mini PCs

Taking on Apple, Lenovo announced a bunch of new ARM Mini PCs. The brand-new lineup of tiny PCs include the ThinkCentre Neo 50q and IdeaCentre Mini x. Both models are powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X series processors that aim to offer performance on a portable and price effective budget.

The IdeaCentre Mini x is a 1 liter sized desktop, which is designed for creatives who need a PC that is quiet for productive tasks. On the other hand, the ThinkCentre neo 50q was made for small and medium businesses, although it still offers similar specsas the IdeaCentre. These start from $659 and are a great alternative to the Apple Mac mini.

Lenovo’s Rollable Laptop

Pushing the innovation in laptops was Lenovo with its ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 Rollable. It features a flexible display that rolls to extend the total screen real estate. The futuristic laptop can basically extends its display from a common 14-inch to a taller 16.7-inch panel.

This makes it more practical than some foldable laptops that we saw last year. It is still a concept model, but we can expect such technologies to make it to their notebook lineup in the near future. Another announcement that showcased a unique design was the Yoga Book 9i with a dual display setup.

ASUS Zenbook A14

We may finally have a Macbook Air killer from ASUS. The brand unveiled the Zenbook A14, which positions itself as a great ultrabook that blends a premium light design with good performance. The Zenbook A14 measures just under 1 kilogram (0.98 kg), making it lighter than the MacBook Air.

But that’s not all, it is equipped with the Snapdragon X series processors as well, which offer great power efficiency without compromising on performance. Thanks to its 70Wh battery pack, ASUS claims that you can get up to 32 hours of video playback or 19.5 hours of web browsing on a single full charge.

ASUS ROG XG Mobile eGPU

Another ASUS product that made the list has been getting added to many gamers’ wishlists. The 2025 ROG XG Mobile eGPU was announced at CES 2025 that offers next-gen performance via an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 laptop GPU and Thunderbolt 5 connectivity.

This external graphics card brings performance in a portable form factor. Thanks to the redesigned vapor chamber, the 2025 ROG XG Mobile has 150 percent more cooling surface area, ensuring efficient thermal management. So it is great for both gamers and people that need the extra horsepower.

NVIDIA Project DIGITS

NVIDIA is changing the game once again with the new Project DIGITS. For those of you who missed the announcement, the renowned chipmaker is literally bringing a Grace Blackwell AI Supercomputer to your desktop.

It is powered by the NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip, which delivers a petaflop of AI performance in a power-efficient, portable form factor. You get 128GB of LPDDR5X memory 20 Arm cores, 4TB SSD, and support for WiFi, Bluetooth USB, and more.

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Narwal, a renowned name in home robotics, has unveiled a new range of robot vacuum cleaners at CES 2024, consisting of the Narwal Freo X Ultra, Narwal Freo X Plus, and Narwal S10 Pro. These innovative cleaners are designed to enhance home cleaning with advanced technology and features.

The Narwal Freo X Ultra, priced at $1,499, stands out as the flagship model. It is equipped with a unique U-shaped air duct for sustained, high-speed airflow, preventing debris accumulation. This model achieves remarkable fan speeds of up to 60,000 RPM, considerably higher than the industry standard, and delivers a powerful suction of 8,200 Pa. Its floating brush, designed to avoid hair tangles, is tilted at 50 degrees with cone-shaped rubber strips that direct air to the sides, efficiently moving hair into the dust bag.

The Freo X Ultra also boasts triangular mops for effective wet cleaning, applying 12N of downward pressure and rotating at 180 RPM. For enhanced cleaning, it includes EdgeSwing technology for reaching corners and DirtSense technology for targeting dirtier floors. Control options include the Narwal app and voice commands through Alexa, Google Assistant, or Siri, with a touchscreen on its base station for added convenience.

The Narwal Freo X Plus, offered at $469, shares many features with the Freo X Ultra, including the same suction power and cleaning technologies, but lacks the self-cleaning station. Both models can compact and store dust for up to 60 days.

Additionally, Narwal introduced the S10 Pro, a versatile handheld wet-dry vacuum priced at $449. It features a dual-function design with 32 running water streams for mopping and a 76AW suction efficiency for vacuuming. This model also boasts a 99.99% disinfection rate and an automatic cleaning system for its roller brush, pipes, and filters.

All models utilize tri-laser obstacle avoidance with LiDAR SLAM 4.0 Integration for navigation. The Narwal Freo X Ultra and Freo X Plus are set to release in March, while the S10 Pro will be available in April, offering a comprehensive suite of cleaning solutions for modern homes.

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The biggest challenge of maintaining a home or office space is keeping it neat and clean. Cleaning up does take a lot of time and energy, which is unfortunately not something most of us have in abundance in our busy daily lives.

Using a robot vacuum and mop machine is the best way to ensure that your office or living space stays clean all the time, without having to spend much time or effort.

If you’re in search of a robot vacuum/mop machine, then today we’re here with a detailed review of one of the most popular options out there, the Narwal Freo Robot Vacuum and Mop.

Narwal Freo Review

Design and Build

The Narwal Freo Robot Vacuum and Mop’s design is very traditional and works similarly to most other robot vacuum/mop machines out there.

For starters, there’s the actual robot vacuum/mop unit and the base for the robot to dock and charge itself. Measuring 17.1 x 14.6 x 16.3 inches, the base unit is on the larger side, which means it’s not easy to hide away the base unit in your living space; you’ll need to “dedicate” some space for it.

Despite its size, the base station does look sleek and modern, thanks to its curvy design and quality-inspiring build/paint finishing. There’s also a speaker built into the base, with voice guidance for when the robot is stuck somewhere or in case the base needs to be refilled with clean water.

Apart from working as a charging station for your robot, the base unit also has two removable containers: a 4.5 liter one for clean water and a 4 liter for dirty water. Once the robot finishes cleaning, it can dock itself, remove the dirty water, and fill itself with clean water for the next cleaning cycle.

The dock station features an LED touchscreen display for easy operation and status updates. The display provides real-time information about the robot’s cleaning progress, water tank levels, and any maintenance alerts. The station also has two grips on both sides to pick it up when needed.

There’s also a slot in the clean water tank where you can add the floor cleaner of your choice. There’s a 31-ounce detergent included in the initial retail packaging, and you can opt to purchase further replacements from Narwal’s official site or Amazon for $40.

Now, talking about the actual robot, the bottom of the robot features a pair of triangle-shaped mops that rotate to clean the surface, a vacuum port to suck in the dust and other tiny particles, a 480ml dustbin, as well as the sensors needed to map/navigate through the surrounding area. The robot’s body is made from impact-resistant plastic, while its internal components are well-protected from dust and debris.

Measuring just 3.1 inches in height, it effortlessly glides beneath furniture and into tight spaces, ensuring thorough cleaning throughout your home.

The dual-brush vacuum system effectively tackles stubborn messes. The brushes are strategically positioned to maximize dirt pickup, ensuring that even the most embedded debris is removed from your floors. The vacuum system is equipped with a powerful suction motor that has a maximum suction power of 3000Pa and delivers impressive cleaning performance.

Setup and Functionality

When it comes to setting up the Narwal Freo, you can either use it only with the base station or have the robot/base station pair with your smartphone and control the options from there as well.

You are supposed to have the robot unit docked at the base station while using the Freo for the first time. On the first boot, you’ll be prompted with a QR code that needs to be scanned using your phone to launch an authorization URL. Within the URL, you will get a code, which then has to be entered on the base unit using the touchscreen to complete the setup process.

Once the initial setup is completed, you can then use the base unit’s touchscreen to select cleaning modes, play around with the settings, schedule cleaning jobs, etc.

In case you wish to have the controls on your smartphone, then you can utilize the Freo mobile application. Apart from offering the features as seen on the base’s touchscreen, you also get options to enable target areas for cleaning using the mobile app.

To use the mobile app, you’ll first have to create a user account and make sure that the robot and your device are connected to the same WiFi network. Moreover, do keep in mind that the robot unit only supports 2.4GHz WiFi.

When you use the Narwal Freo with the mobile application for the first time, it automatically maps the surroundings and creates rooms. Once the auto-generated mapping is completed, you can then edit it to merge/split rooms to be more accurate.

With rooms being mapped, it becomes quite easy for you to identify rooms/areas that require frequent cleaning instead of having the robot clean the entire area at all times. Moreover, you can also set no-go zones for the robot to avoid cleaning those areas. The mobile application also lets you select the floor types, which helps the robot modify its settings for maximum efficiency/power.

The Freo mobile app does make it convenient to operate the robot. However, mapping the rooms or modifying the path can become a bit cumbersome at times, which is largely due to the app optimization and can be improved in the future.

Features

The Narwal Freo Robot Vacuum is packed with features and a suite of advanced sensors. Below is a quick rundown of all the features of the machine.

Auto Mop Washing/Drying: The Narwal Freo Robot Vacuum has an auto-clean function for the mop. This means that you do not have to go through the hassle of removing the mop to clean/dry them. After every use, both the mops are spun and washed inside the robot module. Moreover, the mops are also dried at varying temperatures up to 40 degrees Celsius, thus avoiding any foul smell or bacteria growth.

LiDAR-based navigation: The Freo robot uses LiDAR sensors for navigation, which makes it easier to map and move around your home/office space even in pitch-dark conditions.

Auto Solution Dispensing: You can add cleaning solution/detergent to the clean water container, which is then mixed with the clean water at an optimal rate for the best efficiency.

Cliff Sensors: Cliff sensors prevent the robot from falling down stairs or over ledges. These sensors detect drops in elevation and trigger the robot to change direction accordingly.

Auto Docking Station Cleaning: Once docked, the robot unit cleans itself and then cleans the docking station as well. Thus, you do not have to worry about the daily cleaning of the robot or the station.

Various Cleaning Modes: The Narwal Freo Robot has five different cleaning modes to choose from, namely: Freo Mode, Vacuum While Mopping, Vacuum then Mop, Vacuum-only, and Mop-only.

DirtSense Technology: When using the “Freo Mode” for cleaning, the robot intelligently analyzes the robot itself and the surface it’s working on. It periodically checks if the mops are dirty and cleans itself when necessary. Moreover, it also analyzes the surface it’s on to tweak the power output and lift its vacuum brush or mop for the most effective cleaning. It can also sense if the surface is still dirty after cleaning once, and if required, repeat the process as well.

Cleaning Performance

The Narwal Freo’s vacuuming performance is generally good, but it is not the best on the market. On hard floors, the Freo does a good job of picking up dust and debris. However, on carpet, it can struggle to pick up larger pieces of debris, such as pet hair. Sometimes the robot gets stuck in the carpet too, and you have to pick it up from there and place it at the base station. The Freo has two suction modes, which is helpful for adjusting its performance based on the type of floor you are cleaning.

But when it comes to mopping it works great. It has a dual mop system that rotates to scrub the floor effectively. The Freo also has a self-cleaning mop, which means that you don’t have to worry about washing the mop pads after each use. However, with mopping, I felt it takes quite a bit of time and could be faster.

The Narwal Freo uses a LiDar sensor to navigate your home. The LiDar sensor is very accurate, and the Freo does a good job of avoiding obstacles. The Freo also has a mapping feature, which allows you to create custom cleaning zones and set no-go zones. The robot was also capable of working without any hiccups in dark conditions. While the Narwal Freo’s LiDAR sensor and obstacle sensors generally provide accurate navigation, there have been instances where the robot has gotten stuck or lost its way. This may require occasional user intervention to correct its path.

The robot has a battery life of up to 120 minutes. This is enough time to clean most homes in one go. The Freo will also automatically return to its base station to recharge when it is running low on battery.

It is a relatively quiet robot vacuum. It is quieter than many other robot vacuums on the market. This makes it a good choice for people who live in apartments or who have pets.

One issue I had with the robot is that if you relocate the docking station once the robot is out of it, then the robot doesn’t seem to detect the new location of the station. The mobile app and the docking station will warn you that the docking station cannot be found.

The only solution to this problem is to remap the entire room again if you relocate the dock.

Final Verdict

The Narwal Freo Robot Vacuum is one of the best vacuum robots you can get for your home/office daily cleaning requirements.

The 3000Pa suction motor, LiDar sensor, intelligent features, etc. make it a great product as a robot cleaner.

However, it’s not a flawless product.

For starters, the mobile application could be way better. Features such as mapping of rooms as well as 2D/3D view of the rooms could be improved. There’s also fine-tuning needed for the overall app’s performance and responsiveness.

Also, the AI features supported by the robot can be improved for better room mapping, faster cleaning, and to auto-analyze the docking station location.

While it might not be the absolute leader in vacuuming performance, especially considering its relatively higher price, the Narwal Freo still stands out as a top pick for those looking for a versatile robot cleaner that excels in both vacuuming and mopping tasks. In my view, I definitely recommend it, but I do feel that a more competitive pricing would make it an even more attractive choice.

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this Narwal Freo review are solely mine, reflecting my personal experiences. There has been no editorial input from Narwal.

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Narwal has introduced two robot vacuum and mop models, the J4 and J4 Lite. The J4 is the flagship model, priced at 4299 yuan ($589), while the J4 Lite is more affordable at 3299 yuan ($452). The Narwal J4 robot is available in two versions: a manual water tank version and an automatic water supply version.

Narwal J4 and J4 Lite Robot Vacuum key features:

One problem many users have with robot vacuums is the struggle with hair getting tangled. The J4 has tackled this by using a strong suction of 7800Pa and a special U-pipe air system. Its roller brush can easily remove hair, making it great for households with pets or long-haired members. It has passed tests showing it can pick up almost all the hair and leaves no hair behind on the brush.

Mopping is another key feature of the J4. It can adjust its pressure based on the floor type to clean well without harming the floor. If the mop pad gets very dirty, the robot can clean it by itself. It has a unique dirt detection system to ensure thorough cleaning. The J4 also introduces a new kind of dustbin which combines with the filter. This helps dry out the waste quickly and reduces bacteria growth. Plus, there’s no need to transfer trash, which avoids extra mess.

The base station of the J4 vacuum cleaner is loaded with features. It can wash the mop cloth, refill water, add detergent, and dry the cloth with hot air. It can even clean itself. The robot can be controlled through an app where you can specify rooms and add furniture details.

Mapping is crucial for these robots. The J4 uses the IPS4.0 Whale Sense Perception System with three lasers to measure space and avoid obstacles efficiently. It also can remember dirty areas and clean them multiple times if needed. Edges and corners get special attention too. For carpets, the J4 can adjust its suction and avoid long carpets.

The J4 Lite, though cheaper, still has a strong 6800Pa suction and can handle hair well. Its dustbin can hold up to 1L and has an integrated filter.

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