Narwal is launching the Flow 2 White, a new color variant of its 2026 flagship robot vacuum, on the German market. Starting August 3, 2026, the device will be available for €1,299 via the official Narwal website and Amazon, featuring the same technology as the black original but with a design that’s intentionally tailored to light, minimalist interiors.
Anyone who’s ever been frustrated that their new robot vacuum just doesn’t match their light oak floors or beige couch should take note. With the Flow 2 White, Narwal is embracing the “Quiet Luxury” trend in interior design: understated, high-quality, and unobtrusive.
In short:
- New white color variant of the Narwal Flow 2, featuring the same technology as the original black model
- Base station front panel with a frosted glass look, resistant to dirt and fingerprints
- 31,000 Pa suction power, FlowWash™ mopping system with 60 °C hot water and 12 N contact pressure
- NarMind™ Pro AI system with Cloud-VLM for improved object and dirt detection
- Price: €1,299 MSRP, available starting August 3 at Narwal and Amazon; installment purchases available via Klarna
Design: When the base station becomes a piece of furniture
The most striking difference from the familiar black Flow 2 lies in the details. The base station’s front panel features a frosted-glass finish that diffuses light rather than reflecting it. According to Narwal, a special coating keeps the surface permanently free of fingerprints and grease stains. A narrow LED light strip on the front indicates the device’s status without looking like a blinking tech gadget. The station’s silhouette has also been redesigned: a semi-open housing is intended to make the robot and station appear as a single unit rather than two separate boxes in the living room.
Whether this actually looks the same in your own hallway as it does in the press photos remains to be seen in everyday use, but the design direction makes sense. Scandinavian minimalism, light-colored floors, and open-concept layouts have been trending for several years now, and a black box with flashing lights rarely fits into that picture. Other manufacturers have recognized this as well: The Yeedi S14 Plus also features a more understated housing for its charging station instead of the classic black tower.
Technology: Same cleaning performance as the original
Beneath the new design lies exactly the same technology that has already made the Narwal Flow 2 one of the highest-rated models in its class. At its heart is still the Track Mop from the FlowWash™ system: The mopping roller continuously cleans itself throughout the entire cleaning process using up to 12 N of contact pressure and water heated to 60 °C—similar to a treadmill that constantly washes itself, rather than simply spreading dirt across the floor.
The Flow 2 White is powered by the NarMind™ Pro Autonomous System, which combines an integrated AI processor with a cloud-based VLM (Vision Language Model). According to the manufacturer, this improves edge cleaning by 15 percent and cleaning efficiency by 20 percent, because the robot detects obstacles and types of dirt more reliably and adjusts its strategy accordingly.
| Specifications | Narwal Flow 2 White |
|---|---|
| Suction Power | 31,000 Pa with CarpetFocus technology |
| Mopping System | FlowWash™ Track Mop, 12 N contact pressure, 60 °C hot water |
| AI System | NarMind™ Pro with Cloud-VLM (OmniVision) |
| Noise level (Baby Mode) | 56.48 dB |
| Detangling | Certified system, 0% hair entanglement according to the manufacturer |
| Maintenance Interval | Up to 120 days without manual intervention |
| Color | White, frosted glass front panel |
| Price (MSRP) | €1,299 |
Pet Mode, Baby Mode, and More: The Smart Cleaning Modes
Handy for households with pets: The Pet Care mode automatically detects areas with increased pet activity and cleans them more thoroughly. A pet search function is also designed to help the robot locate your cat or dog if they’ve hidden away somewhere again.
For families with small children, there’s the Baby Care Mode: At just 56.48 dB, the Flow 2 White operates so quietly that it shouldn’t disturb sleep even when placed near a baby’s crib. Integrated toy detection is also designed to prevent it from getting stuck on scattered building blocks or stuffed animals. The package is rounded out by 3D color mapping for clearer navigation within the app.
Price and Availability in Germany
The Narwal Flow 2 White will be available starting August 3, 2026, via the official Narwal website and on Amazon. The manufacturer’s suggested retail price is €1,299. Those who order directly from Narwal can also pay the amount in three monthly installments of €433 each via Klarna.
If you’re still unsure whether upgrading to a new model is worth it, or if you’d simply like to get the basics straight first, our buying guide for robot vacuums explains what really matters when it comes to suction power, mopping systems, and charging stations. Our in-depth review of the Narwal Flow 2 shows how the Flow 2’s technology performs in everyday use. Technically, the white version is no different.
Conclusion
The Narwal Flow 2 White isn’t a new device in a technical sense, but rather a deliberate design choice: same suction power, same FlowWash system, same AI—just in a color that blends into bright living spaces instead of standing out as a black block of technology. Whether the €1,299 price tag is worth it ultimately depends less on the technology—which you’re already familiar with from the original—and more on how important it is to you that the robot vacuum’s charging station doesn’t look like a foreign object in your living room. For anyone who values this aspect highly, the Flow 2 White is likely one of the most seamless solutions currently available on the market.
