NARWAL T10 SELF Cleaning Robot Mop & Vacuum - FULL TEST & Review 

Every robot should have its own house which is why I built a garage for my vac robot. I uploaded a video of it on my channel.

You can adjust the water humidity on the APP, the robot will return to the station whenever is dried.

@@NarwalRobotics It's not the same as the pads won't have consistent humidity but that's good to know either way - it means I could use the robot on my hardwood floors and not ruin them. Thank you for the info.

The second generation model came out in China , it hooks up to a water source and will automatically fill and drain water for you

funny ... i just said same thing b4 seeing ur comment :o). Keep'm seperate - and make the WORK like CHAMPS !! I'm in for that.

@@estherchen7921 Maybe i can get it from china directly? Not availble in Australia yet.

Agree

link gives a 404 not found error, damn i really like this robot

@@MissyDevily i fixed it thanks

Thank you

Maybe someday but I doubt it.

I bought it and do not regret any $ spend. This vacuum is a game changer. I even stopped using my spinwave mop

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At first I thought that too but it’s all about keeping the mops clean. If you clean that whole area by the end your just pushing around dirty mopping pads

​@@AdamsReviews Well that is an awesome well thought out feature. That’s why I sometimes need to changes out the mop one my Deebot T8 halfway thru its mopping job. If the mops don’t dry to fast I guess it’s okay

He needed to use a barrier because the robot didn't learn the whole floor plan, so he couldn't do that

I would definitely stick to the roborock s7. I have it myself and think over the years it only got better. Since there was over 7 generation worth of experience from the company. The mop on the s7 is really good, took me by surprise.

It's not good on carpet. Its more of a mopping robor first then a vacuum...on hard floors its great

@@AdamsReviews have you reviewed and tested the Braava m6?

@@iamdenislara Yes check out some of my earlier videos

I do not think the roborock will clean as good even the new s7 will not mop as good...by the time it's done with a job its dragging around all that dirt.. This Narwal cleans itself every time it needs more water so when it gets to the new area its cleaning with a clean pad.

@@AdamsReviews Valid point. But the price range is out of control. I've been following this since their crowdfunding. Started at $550 on kickstarter (is still $580 in China) but $1,100 in US. MSRP according to them was supposed to be $800. If it worked well (including the app), maybe $800, but certainly not worth over a grand, and neither of those if it can't get up the tough stuff. I miss the scooba. It was finicky and therefore not the best for the normal consumer I guess, but damn that thing cleaned well!

@@adntigger71015 ahha should make a petition to bring it back! I always see people saying they miss the scooba 😂 love a good deep clean

Pretty cool looking. I wish it was smart though.

Diego!

@@NarwalRobotics Sorry😅 but I just told the truth ... at least until there is a new software update ... anyway the hardware is great and the overall mopping it's very good compared to the other brands!

@@Diego-1 Don't worry, I'm just saying hi~

@@NarwalRobotics ok

I have not had any weird noises yet.

Yes... irobot (roomba) has one *EDIT “Shark IQ”…. Not the “Roomba”

@@SuaSponteSteve awesome which model? :)

@@Honest-joe i apologize…. I meant the “Shark IQ XL RV101AE,” Not the roomba.

@@SuaSponteSteve No worries! Thank you so much :)

Yes I will do that

I would think so as long as the slope isnt big.

which ones do you want to see again?

@@AdamsReviews all the robots that make a map really

Supposed to be this June. I will add some links later today thanks.

It’s out now

if it is sitting in the base charging there is no reason for the lidar to be spinning.

I would assume so if you just add a little

Thank you

*DON'T DO IT!* I have been following this since their crowdfunding 2 yrs ago, and this was a major complaint the early birds have had...no cleaning solution options. They invented their own, and for a reason. Regular cleaners break the machine. The complaint then became that people couldn't clean properly without the proprietary solution and they kept running out of stock. It poses a huge issue. They actually vaguely reference this in the description of their cleaning solution: shop.narwal.com/collections/accessories/products/overseas-solid-floor-cleaning-piece . If you don't want to buy this solution, next best option is super low foam cleaner at low concentrations -- but this still voids your warranty apparently (they call it "human damage"). Slippery slope, as I saw a few people note that they used only the narwal cleaner yet the company accused them of using a different cleaner and voiding the warranty, so this is a huge red flag to me, especially with a unit that costs people over $1k.

If you need just a mopping robot and not a vacuum then this one is the best. If you need both then the Deebot t8+ with the pro mopping head is next.

FYI. This one actually fits under my couch and my roborock does not...however the roborock has a pressure sensor on the lidar so it if hits the couch at all it will back away. This Narwal does not so it will almost force itself under but is able to get back out.

@@AdamsReviews yes i did notice this has much lower profile than other lidar machines as for roborock if it can't fit under your couch what good is it and what other furniture will not fit under. Fast and accurate map isn't going to keep your house clean. This would be better if the come up with more abrasive pad design

it did the area twice and says 58m2 66 minutes and went back with 88% battery left...the battery is fantastic.

Thank you! Just pre ordered one using the link.

@@danielrosas8839 Cool. I hope you like it!

I have not heard of any type of shampooing robot.

I believe only 2.4

I wouldnt, seems better to wait 2 - 3 years for a better company to tackle this. The software on this thing seems wonky (although yes they could potentially fix it but I wouldnt bet my wallet on it)

It is expensive. If your house is 75+% hard floor then it would for sure be worth it. If you only have a few rooms like me then I dont know.

No, because you need to use their proprietary cleaning sheets. And they don’t clean well with out it, and using anything else will most likely break it. Add in its shortcomings with mapping and lidar (robots in lower price tiers do better) and it’s high price, unless you’re an early adopter who buys gadgets constantly id avoid it.