Saros Z70: Expensive Robovac
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Roborock Saros Z70 Review: This Robovac's Robotic Arm Is a Swing and a Miss
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Roborock Saros Z70 is the most expensive robovac on the market by about $1,000 .
With a robotic arm that emerges from the top of the vacuum, it’s supposed to sort your loose slippers over into a dedicated zone.
Unfortunately, the Z70 's performance was absolutely abysmal when it came to doing its special tricks.
The problem is in the sorting.
The Saros Z70 has a brush that is just one single roller with a smaller diameter.
In my Snack Gauntlet test, it was more prone to crushing Goldfish Crackers and Cheerios .
The Z70 also appears to have more difficulty with navigation than previous Roborocks we’ve tested.
The Saros Z70 was a huge swing, and I love it when companies do that, especially when it could represent a lot of added convenience for the consumer.
Unfortunately, Roborock’s first attempt is a swing and a miss.
There's potential there if the bot really can improve via software updates.
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