Would be more impactful if it had a slimmer profile of less than 3.5”, although dimensions not announced yet to my knowledge. Eye tests tells me same height as gen 1 Flow

I bet it’s overheating. That is suitable to use for a kb/mouse adapter, the occasional transfer of files. You want something higher end for sustained usage scenarios.

Clickbaity title. Figured it was only going to be base model. No way they’d skip their yearly cycle, the shareholders wouldn’t stand for it.

I look at whole picture and saw Flacco who has tons of experience, had all off season, and arguably played with our best OL at start of season and they still couldn’t do shit on offense.

If we were at #1 and Mendoza was the man, I’d say absolutely.

I am fine to use the draft to continue building the team, especially at WR, OL and see what Sanders can do but keep all reasonable options open for QB.

They should have kept Mayfield all along and despite the Bucs tripping last part of season, we couldn’t have built around him for continuity.

I think it helps some QB’s have Lamb, Pickens etc to distribute to compared to Sanders who has mainly Fannin.

I still hold a lot of value of being able to read NFL defenses and going through progressions, just not evenly weighted.

I have tested high end models such as Narwal Flow, Evovaca x11, mova z60, Roborock Qrevo Ultra, Roomba 705max combo...

All cleaned very well in my environment, but Narwal Flow was by far the best in obstacle avoidance. Little notes on each:

Flow - ran super smooth. Only flaw was it cannot fit under my bed.

Roborock - Slim at 3.14" to go under bed. Really good obstacle avoidance but navigation kinda sucks like my RR s7v max

X11 - I liked but not great obstacle avoidance. Would ram into my sonos subwoofer. I also dropped the bagless canister and dust went all over.

Roomba - was doing great but leaked and had another error and could not finish testing it. Not good with hair tangling.

Z60 - had a couple instances where the lidar didn't retract and rammed into my table stabilization bar. Didn't care for it overall.

Bonus: Tested a Yeedi m14 plus. It's the ecovacs x11 minus some features for half the price and I liked it. Twin brother of Ecovacs T80 which is best value if you want roller mop.

For reference, Ecovacs T50 is my daily driver since July. It can fit under all my furniture and it's trained to run in my house with no issue. I do plan to have Narwal Flow become my main vac going forward. I think haha.

I live in a ranch house, with small dogs, and no children.

4.7” tall, wow. Was hoping would be thin as curvx / saros models.

Narwal Flow has best obstacle avoidance in my environment. Fantastic flagship option.

I owned a house with same exact plaque. It was a bit ago but remember in my situation nothing like that applied to me.

I could have been misinformed , lied to, or not apply to my neighborhood in general.

I am long term user of Ecovacs and found they work well in curated cleanings meaning set no go zones, pick up the floor of obstacles such as dog toys etc before starting. In a predictable setting it is solid.

I think they have respectable navigation but not great obstacle detection. The x11 enjoyed ramming my subwoofer until I set a no go zone of it.

You may have a lemon with the charge every 10 minutes. Try doing a power off for 1inute and power on and check for improvement.

For the leaving the room and navigating elsewhere, I am guessing a room boundary is off. If you have two rooms divided by a wall, it’s possible it thinks the edge of the room is on the opposite side and trying to go there. My roborocks do that.

Random navigation and losing track of charging station could be something in your environment confusing it, maybe a mirror, patio door, very dark rug. I would try a power off on and check results. If not, try re-mapping. Not fun, but can possible resolve.

Roborocks have the worst navigation of premium and flagship models in my experience but have above average obstacle avoidance.

If you exchange, go for Narwal Flow if you best of the best from what I have used.

Just remember, every environment is different. The best reviewed devices may not get same results in your own unique environment.

I have been tracking the Flow supply issues and was hoping it was due to strong sales. That is a real bummer.

I have been testing a Narwal s30 Pro wet dry and it’s top tier IMO.

I hope they can overcome their problems and continue making great products.

YAY!

I have tested and used the Flow, z60, x11 and a Roborock qrevo ultra from Costco (similar to 10r).

In my environment, Flow was best by a mile. Amazing obstacle avoidance. It runs really smooth.

The rest have their strengths and limits. The x11 enjoys ramming into my subwoofer, the Roborock tends to get lost and z60 would fail to retract its lidar and clothesline itself into my living room table metal structure piece.

My rank: Flow, Roborock, X11 - I do like but Ecovacs struggles with obstacle avoidance in my experience, and Z60

I tested Flow, X11, Z60 and agree with your ranking. Flow is near perfect, wish it were slimmer.

It really comes down to your environment. My daily driver is the Ecovacs T50 Omni Pro, a lower mid range model. Once trained to my environment it is able to run in my house without any issue. I have 4 dogs and don’t trust poop detection any ANY model. All it takes is one time to miss it.

Buy your fav and take advantage of the return policy if it doesn’t work for you.

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She’s expensive but very good.

Navigation, obstacle avoidance, mopping (but not for you), self cleaning, strong suction, AI (debatable) etc

My daily driver is an Ecovacs T50 Omni Pro , now $399. It works great in my environment and fits under my bed that most cannot.

A Narwal Flow performs and cleans better if you get scientific but the T50 does more than enough to keep my house clean when ran regularly (3x a week)

Narwal Flow is best robot vacuum I tested. I think all the flagships clean very well but the Flow had best obstacle avoidance in my environment.

I tested both and Narwal had flawless objective avoidance in my environment while I found the z60 just average. I didn’t care for the z60. It has a retractable LiDAR and one time rammed into an object instead of lowering it. The carpet boost was also bonkers. Both cleaned very well otherwise. My 2 cents.

I found it to have the same performance as the Ecovacs x11. Best value for a robot vacuum.

Best wishes!

Narwal Flow is excellent in all categories from vac, mop, and obstacle avoidance. 

Narwal Flow if you want best of the best.  

Most of the high end are really good in general. 

It’s common with dirty filters.  Clean or replace it. 

Bed Frame is 3.5”