Since all different modes rely on the same motor, you might expect them all to offer the same level of suction, but that's not quite the case. In robot vacuum mode, the E20 offers 8,000 Pa of suction power, but switch it over to stick mode, and you'll get a massive 30,000 Pa.

There is also a company called SwitchBot which showed off a new robovac concept that features two unusual mechanical arms, a torso, and a display with its eyes, touting a multi-tasking experience but was only shown on video. That being said, these machines are still prototypes, and not yet commercially available as of this writing.

Narwal showcased a series of new robot vacuums and handhelds at CES 2025, including its latest flagship, the Narwal Flow.

SwitchBot is showing off robot vacuums that can zoom around with air purifiers, tablet stands, security cameras, tabletops and other objects on top.

The robot in question is Roborock's shiny new Saros Z70, a new model we watched pick up socks for hours here at CES 2025 to demonstrate the next phase in mechanized cleaning. It's the first-ever mass produced robovac to have this particular skill.

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It turns out that Roborock isn’t the only company that brought a robot vacuum with a mechanical arm to CES 2025. Rival company Dreame, which unveiled its stair-climbing robot vacuum earlier in the week,

Here's a look at most innovative robot vacuums we saw at CES 2025. Our favorites can pick up your stuff, climb stairs, and even clean the air.