DJI Redefines the Premium Smart Cleaning Experience with Global Launch of ROMO 2 Series
The new ROMO P2 and A2 add millimeter-level obstacle detection and a Local Data Mode that cuts internet access to protect home data.
- DJI launched its new Romo 2 robot vacuum series at IFA 2026, introducing the translucent P2 and white A2 models with advanced self-cleaning base stations and improved navigation capabilities.
- The Romo 2 utilizes a LiDAR-guided 123-degree swing arm to reach under furniture, delivering up to 36,000 Pa of suction and achieving up to 85% noise reduction during quiet mopping operations.
- To address security concerns, DJI introduced 'Local Data Mode,' which severs the device's internet connection to prevent syncing of photos or camera feeds with external servers.
- European customers can order the P2 for £1,299 and the A2 for £1,199 starting in September, though U.S. availability remains unlikely due to regulatory restrictions on foreign-made robots.
- In Q4 2026, DJI will extend Local Data Mode to its first-generation Romo models, aiming to rebuild consumer trust following security vulnerabilities discovered in the original product line.
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DJI's second-gen Romo robot vacuum looks like the lovechild of an HR Giger drawing and an iMac G3 — and boasts some robust new privacy measures following the first-gen model's hacking embarrassment
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DJI has announced a second generation of its Romo robovac. The Romo 2 series is quieter, more powerful, and better at climbing over small steps and other obstacles. But more importantly for DJI, a new local-only data mode should go some way to reassuring anyone concerned by the first Romo's serious security flaws. There are […]
The DJI ROMO 2 vacuum robot puts everything on a "local mode" supposed to keep your data safe. An argument that falls to peak, six months after the fault that had exposed 7,000 users.
The new vacuum cleaner range responds to a concern revealed in its first version.
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