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How the Narwal Flow compares

We track 98 robot vacuums. Here is where this one sits on the figures its maker publishes, computed from the sourced values in our database.

• Suction 22,000 Pa: higher than 56 and lower than 32, level with 5 of the other 93 robot vacuums that publish it (median 19,250 Pa).
• Height 95 mm (3.7 in): higher than 27 and lower than 59, level with 5 of the other 91 robot vacuums that publish it (median 97.3 mm (3.8 in)).
• Weight 4.6 kg (10 lb): higher than 36 and lower than 30 of the other 66 robot vacuums that publish it (median 4.5 kg (10 lb)).
• Mop lift height 12 mm (0.5 in): higher than 35 and lower than 16, level with 6 of the other 57 robot vacuums that publish it (median 10.5 mm (0.4 in)).
• Threshold climb 40 mm (1.6 in): higher than 38 and lower than 15, level with 11 of the other 64 robot vacuums that publish it (median 24.9 mm (1 in)).
• Drying temperature 40 °C (104 °F): the joint lowest of the 47 robot vacuums that publish it (median 50 °C (122 °F)).

Its lowest published US-dollar price, US$1,499.99, is above 71 and below 4 of the 80 robot vacuums with a published US-dollar price (median US$800).

Narwal publishes 22 of the 31 figures we track for the Narwal Flow (71%). The median across the 98 robot vacuums in our database is 72%, so it discloses more than 40 of them. Not published by the maker: runtime, noise.

Background reading: Robot vacuum and mop buying guide 2026.