At IFA 2026 Roborock announced multiple new devices extending beyond its core robot vacuum business. The lineup includes a pool cleaner, upgraded robot vacuums with improved obstacle navigation, wet/dry floor systems, and a boundary-free robotic lawn mower. Below are the technical specifications and release details.
Roborock RockAqua P1 (Pool Cleaner)
This marks Roborock’s first entry into pool cleaning with the RockAqua P1. The unit delivers 6,800 GPH of suction through a 4L debris basket equipped with dual-filtration mesh rated at 180+70 μm to capture fine and coarse particles. Runtime reaches 3.5 hours per charge with matching recharge time. Navigation combines a monocular camera for obstacle detection with dynamic dirt sensing to autonomously identify contaminated zones. Coverage extends across pool floors, vertical walls, and waterlines, plus shallow platforms as low as 15cm depth. An Auto Waterline Parking feature positions the unit at the surface for simplified retrieval after cleaning cycles complete.
Roborock Saros 20 Flow & Qrevo Edge 3 Pro
Both flagship models share a 36,000 Pa HyperForce suction motor and the AdaptiLift Chassis 3.0 system, which raises the chassis to clear double-layer thresholds up to 8.8cm without losing traction. Navigation uses Retract Sense LiDAR for map generation paired with 3D obstacle recognition to detect furniture, cables, and small objects. The Saros 20 Flow uses a roller mop system to perform continuous floor mopping during vacuum passes. The Qrevo Edge 3 Pro prioritises low-profile access, measuring just 7.95cm tall to slide under standard sofas and bed frames. Both robots received ECARF (European Centre for Allergy Research Foundation) certification, indicating tested performance in allergen reduction for households with sensitive members.
Roborock F25 Ultra Steam Gen 2
A wet/dry vacuum designed for deep floor restoration using high-temperature steam combined with hot-water cleaning to dissolve stubborn dried stains. The unit detects floor types automatically and adjusts suction and steam power accordingly to prevent damage on sensitive surfaces. This eliminates manual mode switching during mixed-floor cleaning runs through a single integrated cleaning head.
Roborock F25 Pro Turbo
A 5-in-1 modular system centred on a detachable drive unit with swappable cleaning heads. In base configuration, it functions as a wet/dry floor vacuum. When fitted with handheld attachments, it converts to a cordless vacuum capable of reaching upholstery, stairs, ceiling corners, and tight crevices.
Roborock RockNeo Q2 LiDAR (Lawn Mower)
Designed for residential lawns covering up to 800 m², this robotic mower replaces traditional boundary wire setups. It employs Sentisphere LiDAR for full environmental mapping and ReactiVision Fusion algorithms to identify and navigate around garden obstacles. The floating cutting deck maintains consistent ground clearance over uneven terrain, while the PreciEdge cutting module trims grass within 3cm of walls and borders. Initial setup requires minimal calibration compared to cable-dependent systems.
Pricing and Availability
- RockAqua P1 – Price undisclosed – January 2027 (Australia first market)
- Qrevo Edge 3 Pro – $2,799 – Mid-to-late September 2026
- Saros 20 Flow – $2,799 – Late September/Early October 2026
- F25 Ultra Steam Gen 2 – $1,599 – October 2026
- F25 Pro Turbo (Australia) – $1,099 – Mid-September 2026 (Combo version excluded from AU)
- RockNeo Q2 LiDAR – Price undisclosed – Details pending
Conclusion
Roborock’s IFA 2026 announcements signal expansion beyond indoor floor cleaning into pools, outdoor lawns, and multi-function systems. Key technical upgrades include higher suction pressure (36,000 Pa), improved chassis height adjustment (8.8cm thresholds), LiDAR-based navigation across all new models, and camera-enhanced obstacle detection. The ECARF certification adds allergy-reduction claims for the premium vacuum lines. Availability stretches from mid-September 2026 through January 2027, with Australia receiving several products ahead of other markets.
