Roborock has unveiled a sizeable lineup of new cleaning gadgets at IFA 2026, including several robotic vacuums, a steam cleaner, a robot lawnmower and even a robotic pool cleaner. The standout is arguably the unusual Saros Rover, which uses extendable wheel-legs to help it tackle obstacles and even climb stairs.
The Saros Rover first appeared at CES, and its unusual design is intended to help it move beyond the limitations of conventional robot vacuums. Its extendable wheels can lift the robot over small obstacles and help it traverse stairs, potentially making it better suited to homes with more complicated layouts.
Roborock also introduced two additions to its Saros range: the Saros 20 Flow Complete and Saros 20 Neo. Both combine vacuuming and mopping, while featuring technology designed to make navigating double-layer floor thresholds easier.
Roborock is also taking steam cleaning to the next level
For those who prefer a more traditional approach, the company showed off the F25 Ultra Steam Gen 2. This upright cleaner preheats its water tank when cleaning begins, then can produce steam at a stable 180°C in around 30 seconds.
It can also automatically adjust its cleaning approach depending on the type of floor, meaning users don’t need to manually change settings as they move around the home.
The F25 Pro Turbo Combo is another more flexible option, featuring a detachable drive module and multiple brush heads for tackling different cleaning jobs.
There’s a robot lawnmower and pool cleaner, too
Roborock’s ambitions clearly extend beyond the house. The RockNeo Q2 LiDAR is a robotic lawnmower with an IPX6 water-resistance rating and support for Amazon Alexa and Google Home. It can handle slopes of up to a 45% incline and passages as narrow as 60cm.
Pool owners aren’t being left out either. The RockAqua P1 is a robotic pool cleaner with a claimed 3.5-hour effective runtime and a smart motor that adjusts its operation to optimise energy use depending on pool and debris conditions.
Roborock hasn’t announced pricing for any of these products yet, and US availability remains to be confirmed for the RockNeo Q2 and RockAqua P1. The Saros 20 Neo will launch in the US as the Qrevo Edge 3 Pro, while the Saros 20 Flow Complete is expected to arrive in October.
For now, IFA 2026 has made one thing clear: Roborock isn’t content with simply making better robot vacuums. It’s building out a much broader range of automated cleaning and outdoor-maintenance gadgets for the smart home.
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