Roborock's First Robotic Pool Cleaner Makes a Splash at IFA 2026
The RockAqua P1 cleans pool floors, walls and waterlines with 6,800 gallons per hour of suction, Roborock said.
- Roborock introduced a suite of new robotic products at IFA 2026, marking the Beijing-based brand's entry into the pool-care market with its first-ever autonomous underwater vacuum, the Roborock RockAqua.
- The Roborock RockAqua delivers a suction rate of 6,800 gallons per hour and features an effective run time of 3.5 hours, with intelligent design that rests on the water's surface after cleaning for easier retrieval.
- Expanding its portfolio, Roborock introduced the Saros Flow Complete and Saros Neo vacuums, the F25 Ultra Steam Gen cleaner, and the RockNeo LiDAR lawnmower featuring IPX6 water resistance.
- Roborock noted it traditionally staggers product releases, while the Roborock RockAqua is set for the European market; US availability for the RockNeo and Roborock RockAqua remains "to be confirmed" amid FCC regulations.
- The Roborock Saros Rover, which debuted at CES, utilizes extendable wheels to traverse stairs and obstacles, while new vacuum models automatically adjust to different floor types without requiring user input.
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