What you can expect from the Narwal Freo 20
What testers say about the Narwal Freo 20
For anyone with a large ground floor to do in one go, the Narwal Freo 20 is unlikely to need a stop at the station halfway.
Every score Vacuum Wars gave the Narwal Freo 20 sits above that lab's median, navigation furthest of all at 4.44 of a possible 5, with the lab's midpoint down at 3.1. It cleaned 8.7 square feet each minute, with 7.6 square feet the lab's average, and it used its battery so sparingly that the lab expects far more floor from one charge than the average robot manages.
On the obstacle course it steered around 23 of 24 objects, about 7 more than the average robot. Vacuuming came in well over the lab's median, pet hair reached 4.63, nearly a point over the lab's 3.7 midpoint, and long hair left the brush without a tangle. It does all this at 56.9 dB, about 8 dB quieter than rivals with the same kind of station.
The reservation Vacuum Wars kept is the app, whose many modes and settings proved hard to find and understand, so setting it up the way a household wants takes patience.






