Narwal Freo X Ultra - 5 Things You Need to Know!

In this review, I'm sharing my personal experience with the Narwal Freo X Ultra, highlighting its revolutionary tangle-free design that promises to end the battle against pet hair, and giving you the lowdown on its sleek base station that caught my eye (and might just catch yours, too). I'll also be tackling how its obstacle avoidance tech stands up to real-life messes and whether it's as smart as it claims when integrating into a smart home environment. But I won't stop there; I delve into the nuances that could make or break your decision to welcome the Narwal Freo X Ultra into your home. So, if you're on the fence about this smart vacuum, or just here for the latest in tech trends, join me as I uncover everything the Narwal Freo X Ultra has to offer. Don't forget to subscribe and hit that bell icon to stay updated on all things tech. Let's get into it!

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[ModernDayTech]

Is never having hair tangles ever again enough to justify buying this? What are your thoughts?

[CuriosityCatCascade]

I really appreciate your authenticity, especially given that you received the product for free. It's refreshing to see a reviewer who isn't swayed by sponsorships, unlike many others who seem to be merely echoing the brand's messaging. Your honesty is vital in a landscape filled with paid endorsements. Keep up the excellent work!

[jigneshngadhia]

This is by far the most honest review. Other videos have only nice things to say about it. I ordered the cheaper model - Fero X plus. It’s coming soon and then I have 30 days to return it.

After using it for a week I can say you got a couple of items wrong. What I found that it does allow up to 4 maps saved at the same time. To enable this feature need to update the Narwal Freo App to v1. 00.27 or later, and then update the firmware in Narwal Freo app to v01.
The suction also increases on the carpet compared to the hardwood and the tile.

[SilviaAmeliaBianchi]

Thank you for this, I was playing with the idea of buying it but all the minus points you mentioned are relevant for me, so I will look for something else.

[LionXCRO]

Who cares about Siri this vacuum has the best mopping feature, thanks on your review.

[Dr_Cole]

This was a wonderfully well rounded review. The mix of positive and negative, not holding anything back on either side, was great. Your knowledge of the field for smart vacs comes through and helps give folks a good understanding on the extent of pros and cons vs. the market.

And major kudos for the great wig as a prop!

[BrandonDoyleMN]

You had me at the first reason!! Great review

[marthamilota]

I was trying to reach customer service number and it always says this number is not working
The other question was how to prevent mopping all my carpet and only mopping tile floor? Cannot find a way or setting which I know it has. Thank you

[skillztthemaxx]

this is exactly why i went with the uefy s1 pro

[davecook]

I’m trying to get a vacuum that will avoid puppy accidents but properly mop as well. Is this Narwal the way to go or Roomba J9 but it has a pad that just drags on the ground and doesn’t scrub. Or is there a model? I’m not even thinking of is the better way to go?

[Boots]

Do any other vacs compare to this regarding hair ? Whar would be second place ?

[evanscouponmommy]

Which is the best option you have tried at low object avoidance?

[CuriosityCatCascade]

By the way, you look great sporting a bald head and a backwards hat—it really suits you better than long hair!

[ivo]

it seems you just have to be lucky I guess. I've seen a lot of these videos, and what stands out is that the same models avoid all objects in one house, and just make a mess in an other house. I wonder if the house itself (room size or shape, the placement of furniture...) has something to do with these systems actually 'seeing' things. It shouldn't! But it's hard to deny the contradictions when you see a video of a robot avoiding everything (like I saw this one do in another YouTube video), and another of the same robot running over everything (like it did here). You can't be "best in class" and "totally useless" at the same time. But to a customer it makes it hard to trust even what you see with your own eyes. Reviewers like you can only report what they experienced, and thank you for that.