"An exercise in spec-sheet inflation with a price tag to match its claims."
The '36,000 Pa' suction figure likely represents theoretical motor performance under zero-load lab conditions, not the actual cleaning force delivered to your floor, making it a poor metric for comparison.
This is for early adopters with a very large budget who trust the Roborock brand name over its spec sheet. Its slim profile is a genuine benefit for getting under low furniture, and the navigation hardware is proven technology.
Anyone for whom $1600 is a significant investment should avoid this model. The unbelievable performance claims are serious red flags, and established alternatives from Roborock and its competitors offer similar core features for less money with more transparent data.