The Roborock Saros Z70 robot vacuum, showcased at CES 2025, introduced a new robotic arm intended to enhance cleaning efficiency by handling everyday clutter. However, the execution of this feature was disappointing, as it often failed to perform effectively. While the vacuum does offer exceptional specifications, including strong suction and advanced mopping capabilities, its high price point of $2,600 may not justify its limited operational success. Overall, the Saros Z70 illustrates the challenges in integrating innovative features into practical, functional designs for consumers.
The Roborock Saros Z70, despite its innovative features like a robotic arm, struggles with essential cleaning tasks and falls short of expectations for a high-priced robovac.
While the Saros Z70 boasts impressive specs such as 22,000 Pa suction power, its promise of eliminating pre-cleaning chores with its robotic arm is not realized.
Just like its predecessors, the Saros Z70 includes advanced cleaning capabilities with mopping and corner sweeping, yet the robotic arm undermines its overall functionality.
At $2,600, the Saros Z70 faces serious shortcomings in actual cleaning performance, raising concerns about the viability of mixing innovation with operational failure.
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