Saros Z70

TechRadar could control the arm successfully through the app but could not make it reliably tidy objects automatically during its two-week test. Supported items and successful positioning were restrictive. That review reflects the tested software at the time; promised updates should not be treated as demonstrated improvements without a fresh test.

TechRadar praised vacuuming and the extending mop’s edge coverage. RTINGS also found excellent hard-floor pickup and strong mopping. The useful distinction is that these cleaning strengths do not depend on the arm turning into a dependable household helper. Buyers should decide whether object handling itself justifies the premium.

RTINGS found the side brush retracted on carpet, leaving edges and corners less thoroughly cleaned. Hair pickup was good, but longer hair could wind around the main roller. A robot that collects fur effectively may still need manual brush cleaning, and that should be part of the expected routine.

Both tests supported good navigation and access beneath low furniture. TechRadar reported a rattle on its sample and noticeable dock noise, while RTINGS found ordinary running quiet. These observations concern different sounds, rather than proving a contradiction. Overall, the evidence is stronger for useful floor cleaning than for paying extra to avoid picking things up yourself.