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The Narwal Freo Z Ultra Debuts with Advanced Vacuum and Mop Features

Narwal has released their latest flagship offering, the Narwal Freo Z Ultra robot vacuum and mop combo. This model stands out with advanced features such as dual RGB cameras, artificial intelligence-powered obstacle avoidance, and a self-maintaining base station.

Narwal Freo Z


The Narwal Freo Z Ultra robot vacuum mop combo features advanced AI navigation and powerful cleaning. Equipped with dual HD cameras and dual-chip AI, it identifies and avoids over 120 obstacle types for safe cleaning. Its 12,000Pa suction handles dirt and pet hair; EdgeSwing cleans to walls, and a module tackles baseboard dust. Dual rotating mop heads apply 1.2 kg force at 180 RPM to remove stubborn stains. The docking station offers hands-free use, with self-cleaning and drying for mops, keeping it hygienic for up to 120 days. See additional info

$1,287.49

Price as of August 7, 2026

Auto Empty Station: Self Empties Debris | Washes Mop Pad | Washes Mop Pad with Hot Water | Dries Mop Pad | Dries Mop Pad with Heated Air| Self Cleaning | Ionized Water |

Mopping: Lifts Mop Pads on Carpets

Hardware: 30mm Threshold Crossing | Removes Hair from Brush Roll | Baseboard Cleaning

Mapping / Navigation: Multi Level Maps | Virtual Barriers and No Go Zones

Obstacle Avoidance: 120 Objects Recognized

Pet Features: Live Video Monitoring | Pet Checkup or Similar

ScoresNarwal Freo ZAverage Robot Vacuum Tested
Vacuum Wars Overall3.22

2.58

Features3.68

3.28

Mopping Performance2.84

2.39

Obstacle Avoidance4.69

3.29

Pet4.41

3.42

Navigation3.60

3.05

Battery2.59

2.17

Performance3.49

3.56

Official Battery Life: 210 MinutesNavigation Type: Spinning Lidar
Official Suction Power: 12000 PaDust Bin Size: 480ml
Obstacle Avoidance Type: Dual CamerasObjects Recognized: 120
Multi Level Maps: YVirtual Barriers: Y
Detergent Capacity: 580mlDisposable Bag: 2.5L

Key Features of the Narwal Freo Z Ultra

Dual RGB Cameras and AI-Powered Navigation

One of the main highlights of the Freo Z Ultra is its dual 1600×1200 HD cameras that provide a wide-angle view of its surroundings. Paired with dual AI chips, the Narwal states that the system can detect over 120 different objects in real time, allowing it to make precise navigation and cleaning decisions. The AI-driven obstacle avoidance system is designed to recognize hazards, including pet waste and delicate objects, and adjust the cleaning path accordingly.

Narwal Freo Z Robot Vacuum Obstacle Avoidance
Narwal Freo Z Ultra uses dual 1600×1200 HD cameras to avoid obstacles.

Real-Time Cleaning Adjustments

The Freo Z Ultra can adjust its cleaning strategy based on the type of mess it encounters. Its AI system can differentiate between dry and wet spills, using suction for dust and dirt while switching to mopping mode for liquid messes. For tougher areas, it applies a matrix cleaning pattern to ensure thoroughness.

Narwal Freo Z identifies messes

Self-Maintaining Base Station

The base station of the Freo Z automates much of the maintenance required for a robot vacuum. It handles tasks like self-emptying the dustbin, cleaning the mops with hot water (up to 167°F), and drying them to prevent odors. The 2.5L dustbag in the base station can hold up to 120 days’ worth of dirt, reducing the need for frequent manual intervention.

Narwal Freo Z Robot Vacuum Base Station
Narwal Freo Z Ultra 8-in-one Base Station

Performance and Usability

Powerful Suction and Quiet Operation

With a suction power of 12,000 Pa, the Freo Z Ultra is capable of lifting dirt and pet hair from carpets and hard floors. Despite its high suction, the vacuum operates at relatively low noise levels, with the base station reaching a maximum of 71 dB during dust collection. This makes it suitable for households looking for a quieter cleaning experience.

Narwal Freo Z Robot Vacuum with 12000Pa
Narwal Freo Z has 12000 Pa suction.

Specialized Mopping System

The dual mop heads apply 1.2 kg of pressure and rotate at 180 RPM to remove stains from floors. These mops are designed to clean right up to edges and baseboards without leaving streaks. The AI system also analyzes wastewater to ensure that floors are spotless before the robot finishes its cleaning cycle.

Narwal Freo Z Robot Vacuum Scrubbing Mop

Pet-Friendly Features

The Freo Z Ultra includes a Pet-Friendly Cleaning Mode, which allows the robot to avoid areas where pets are resting or playing. It will prioritize other areas and return to pet zones when they are unoccupied.

Narwal Freo Z Zero Tangling
Narwal Freo Z Ultra pet-friendly features include a Zero-Tangling brush roll.

See also: Narwal Freo X Review

What’s Included in the Box

  • Side brush (pair)
  • Base station power cord
  • Floor detergent
  • Extension ramp
  • Dustbin filter
  • Base station dustbag
  • Baseboard cleaning module
  • Baseboard rags (3)
  • Replaceable insert bin
  • Product manual

If Vacuum Wars reviews this product we will make our findings available in the Robot Vacuum reviews area of this website. Best rated models may also qualify for a spot in our Best Robot Vacuums list.

$1,287.49

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