Robot vacuums have reached a strange point. The flagships now pack more computing power, more sensors, and more nozzles than some small cars, and the price tags have followed accordingly. With pioneers such as Roomba and Neato having given way, newcomers have pushed the technology forward by leaps and bounds.
The Flow 2 sits firmly at that premium end, pitched as Narwal’s 2026 flagship with a Vision Language Model, a heated track mop, and a dock that does everything short of making you a cup of tea. After properly living with it for a few weeks, I can tell you it mostly earns its keep.
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Design and dock
Peter Holden/TalkAndroidThe redesign is the first thing you notice. Narwal has leaned into a cleaner, more minimal look than previous generations, and the dock in particular feels less like an industrial kit
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