Roborock’s IFA 2026 lineup spanned three distinct environments: pool, home and garden. The company presented the RockAqua P1, Saros 20 Flow Complete and RockNeo Q2 LiDAR. Roborock’s IFA announcement and Engadget’s event coverage provide details on the lineup.
Pool: RockAqua P1
Roborock’s first pool-cleaner line is designed to tackle the floor, walls and waterline. Automatic waterline parking is a practical ownership detail: retrieval should be as straightforward as deployment.
Home: Saros 20 Flow Complete
The roller-mop system and threshold-crossing chassis address two everyday challenges — cleaning the floor and moving between rooms. The relevant question is how the robot handles the home, not simply another suction figure.
Garden: RockNeo Q2 LiDAR
Roborock rates the mower for lawns up to 800 m². It uses LiDAR and vision-based navigation without boundary wires or an external antenna, making simpler installation part of the proposition alongside the mowing itself.
Tekpoint distributes Roborock in Germany, Austria and BeNeLux. As the range broadens, the role is to explain each category clearly: where it fits, what setup it needs and what support ownership involves. A product presentation at IFA should not be confused with confirmed local availability.
The opportunity is not simply more robots. It is less routine work — inside the home, on the lawn and in the pool. Explore Tekpoint’s brand portfolio for more about the brands we distribute.