The Narwal Flow weighs 4600 g and has a compact profile, measuring 351.2 mm in width, 95 mm in height, and 363.5 mm in depth, with an overall volume of 12127.814 cm³. Its docking station occupies 84893.2942 cm³, and the robot operates at an audible noise level of 57 dB. Both a HEPA filter and an allergy filter are included for improved air quality during cleaning. The unit is compatible with Google Assistant and Alexa, allowing for straightforward voice control. An estimated empty time of 120 days reflects how infrequently the dustbin requires manual attention, and the product comes with a 1-year warranty.
The Narwal Flow offers a thorough set of navigation and automation features, including mapping, route mapping, obstacle sensing, an anti-fall sensor, and anti-stuck technology to keep cleaning sessions running without interruption. Users can define no-go zones and virtual barriers to restrict access to specific areas, while carpet detection and problem area cleaning allow the robot to adapt its approach based on floor conditions. Scheduling and smartphone control are both supported over Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n), and the robot provides voice prompts for status updates; however, it does not include a physical remote control. The unit is self-emptying and returns to its dock automatically when a session is complete. For mopping, it supports water level adjustment and handles mop raising, cleaning, and drying automatically, making the full mopping cycle largely hands-free.
The Narwal Flow has a 0.8-litre dustbin that operates without bags, and the robot will indicate when it is full so users know when attention is needed. Filtration is handled by washable filters that are included in the box, removing the ongoing cost of replacements. Twin side brushes help direct debris toward the suction path, and the unit automatically adjusts its height to maintain consistent contact across different floor surfaces. There is no built-in display on the robot itself.
The Narwal Flow delivers 22000 Pa of suction power and is capable of cleaning all floor types, handling both vacuuming and mopping in a single unit. It offers five cleaning modes, giving users some flexibility in how each session is carried out. A built-in dirt sensor allows the robot to detect and respond to areas with higher levels of debris. UV light is not included as part of its cleaning setup.
The Narwal Flow is powered by a 6400 mAh battery that supports up to 190 minutes of runtime per charge, with a full recharge taking approximately 3.5 hours. The battery is removable, which can be convenient for servicing or replacement over time. An auto-off function is also included, allowing the robot to power down automatically when appropriate.