
At just 3.14 inches tall, the Roborock Saros 10R is the thinnest robot vacuum Roborock has ever made. That slim profile isn't just for show. It means the robot can slip under furniture that would stop other vacuums in their tracks.
Most robot vacuums have a spinning dome on top (the LiDAR sensor) that adds an inch or two of height. Roborock ditched that design entirely. The Saros 10R uses StarSight Autonomous Navigation 2.0, which moves all those sensors down low on the robot's body. No dome means no extra height.
If your furniture has more than 3.14 inches of ground clearance, the Saros 10R can get under it:
The robot sits at 3.14 inches during normal cleaning. When it needs to map or navigate tricky spots, it can raise its sensors up to 3.68 inches. During everyday runs, it stays flat.
Being this thin means the dustbin is smaller than bulkier robots (270ml). But with the self-emptying dock, you probably won't notice. The robot just runs back to empty itself and keeps going.
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