Roborock arrived at IFA 2025 in Berlin with the theme “Rocking Life, Inside and Out.” The company introduced two new vacuums that push its cleaning lineup further: the F25 Ultra, a high-temperature wet/dry vacuum, and the H60 Series, its most powerful stick vacuums to date. They also introduced Roborock’s first-ever robotic lawnmowers, extending the brand’s reach beyond the home and into the yard.
Roborock F25 Ultra: Steam Meets Suction
Roborock is adding the F25 Ultra to its F25 hard floor cleaner lineup. This is more than a minor refresh: this model improves the F25 on almost all metrics. It will be Roborock’s most advanced wet/dry vacuum yet and its first handheld model to combine steam and hot water cleaning.
- VaporFlow mode produces 150°C steam to help sanitize and break down dried-on messes — tested to remove up to 99.99% of bacteria without chemicals
- WaveFlow mode uses 86°C hot water for grease and oil, achieving a TÜV SÜD–verified 100% cooking oil removal rate.
- A three-layer anti-scale filter protects the pipes for up to three years of use.
On the performance side, the F25 Ultra delivers 22,000 Pa suction and 33N of downward cleaning pressure. It also has the FlatReach 2.0 lay-flat design, which rotates a full 180 degrees to fit under low furniture.
Its upgraded SlideTech 2.0 dual brushless motors provide power-assisted wheels, helping users push and maneuver the vacuum with less effort, even during longer cleaning sessions. The JawScrapers anti-tangle brush actively resists hair wraps.
For maintenance, the F25 Ultra is nearly hands-free. The roller cleans itself with steam and hot water, then dries in either five-minute fast mode or a quiet 30-minute cycle. A 30-day detergent dispenser, app integration, and smart voice alerts round out the convenience features.
Roborock H60 Series: Stick Vacuums with a Twist
At IFA, Roborock also showcased its new H60 series, which marks its most aggressive entry into the cordless stick vacuum market.
- The H60 Ultra delivers 210AW suction — Roborock’s most powerful stick yet.
- The H60 Pro reaches 170AW, while the standard H60 offers 115AW.
- The Ultra model provides up to 90 minutes of runtime, with swappable batteries available for extended cleaning.
However, the standout feature is a bendable wand that flexes up to 90°, allowing the H60 to reach under furniture as low as 5.6 cm.
Advanced cleaning systems include:
- A five-stage filtration system that captures 99.95% of particles down to 0.3 microns.
- A 9-cyclone dust separator that reduces filter clogging.
- A wide-angle green LED dust detection that highlights otherwise invisible dirt.
All models ship with an anti-tangle brush and crevice tool, while the Pro and Ultra include an additional motorized mini-brush for upholstery and pet hair. Pricing and global rollout will vary by region in the coming months.
Qrevo Curv 2 Pro: Europe Only
Roborock also introduced the Qrevo Curv 2 Pro. It’s a premium robot vacuum with 25,000 Pa suction, an AdaptiLift chassis that adjusts height for thick carpets, and a retractable LiDAR system for under-furniture navigation. At 7.98 cm tall (the same as the Saros 10R), it’s one of Roborock’s slimmest LiDAR-equipped robots.
However, the Qrevo Curv 2 Pro will be available only in European markets. For U.S. customers, Roborock points to the Qrevo CurvX as the premium option and the Q7 M5+ as the entry-level model. The latter has already been reviewed here at Vacuum Wars.
Roborock Saros Z70 Updates
Roborock also announced new software features for the Saros Z70 at IFA 2025, the first robot vacuum with an Omnigrip that we’ve covered extensively at Vacuum Wars.
The Z70 gains AI object recognition, allowing users to add and label up to 50 custom items beyond the 108 pre-programmed ones. A new Programming Mode in the app introduces a drag-and-drop interface that lets owners design sequences of movements and actions. It’s more of an exploratory feature than a cleaning upgrade, but one that expands the Z70’s unique customization potential.
Beyond Vacuums: Roborock Expands into Lawnmowers
Roborock used IFA 2025 to highlight a broader smart-home vision.
Roborock Zeo X Washer-Dryer: A slim, 594mm-deep unit that fits tight spaces while offering 11kg wash / 6kg dry capacity. Uses Zeo-cycle low-heat drying and FineFoam technology for gentler, more efficient fabric care.
Roborock Lawn Robots: The company’s first robotic mowers — RockMow Z1, RockMow S1, and RockNeo Q1 — bring features like independent all-wheel drive, AI-powered obstacle handling, and slope coverage up to 80%. They use RTK and VSLAM for obstacle avoidance and navigation.
These releases are debuting in Europe first, and Roborock has told Vacuum Wars that US models are expected in the coming year. The US models will have slightly different specs and features to better meet North American lawn care needs.
Roborock’s Momentum
Alongside its product launches, Roborock reported strong business growth: 78.96% year-over-year revenue increase in mid-2025, reaching 7.9 billion RMB, and #1 sales rankings in multiple markets according to IDC.
The company’s theme this year, “Rocking Life, Inside and Out,” reflects its ambitions to extend from robotic vacuums into every corner of the smart home — and now, into the yard.
For the latest announcements and product launches from Berlin, explore our complete IFA 2025 coverage.
Roborock Robot Vacuum Buyer’s Guide 2025
If you’re overwhelmed by Roborock’s sprawling lineup, you’re not alone. This guide distills the key differences among each series—Q, S, Qrevo, and Saros—so you can decide which features are worth paying extra for and which you can skip. From budget-friendly models to premium robots with cutting-edge capabilities, we’ll help you focus on the must-know points and find a Roborock that fits both your home and your wallet. See the Guide
