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Saros 20

Flagship robot vacuum that climbed a 57 mm threshold in testing; two-step sills up to 8.8 cm.

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What it can do

  • Can a robot vacuum get over high door thresholds?Yes

    The Saros 20 lifts its body to climb a single threshold of 57 mm in Vacuum Wars' test, and two-step sills up to 8.8 cm per Roborock.

    Good to know: The 8.8 cm figure only applies to two steps (4.5 + 4.3 cm). Around €1,499 in Europe.

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How we know (2 sources)
  1. NotebookcheckIndependent

    Review of the Roborock Saros 20 (MSRP €1,499): its AdaptiLift Chassis 3.0 climbs steps up to 8.8 cm, but only as two steps of 4.5 and 4.3 cm, more than double the Saros 10R's 4 cm. Reliable obstacle detection, under 8 cm tall, average battery life.

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  2. undated, read Vacuum WarsIndependent

    Review of the Saros 20 Sonic (last updated Aug 28, 2026): it cleared a 57 mm single threshold, above Roborock's 45 mm rating and tied with the standard Saros 20 for the best result Vacuum Wars has recorded. Strong vacuuming; mopping below expectations for the price.

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