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Narwal V50 Cube review: a self-emptying stick vacuum with brilliant smart features

Narwal's ever stick vacuum boasts a headlight to magnify dust, AI dirt detection, and a truly impressive auto-emptying dock.

Narwal V50 Cube review: a self-emptying stick vacuum with brilliant smart features

The Narwal V50 Cube is a self-emptying stick vacuum that impressed me with its smart features and performance. Launched in November 2026, it quickly became the brand's first stick vacuum in the US market, priced at $649.99 (roughly £480 or AU$930). Despite its high price, the vacuum's advanced features, such as floor type and dirt detection sensors, justify the cost.

It comes with a charging base that auto-empties the dust cup and includes an extra battery for extended use. The vacuum's design is sleek and compact, with an aqua headlight that magnifies dust and dirt for better visibility. Its AI technology automatically adjusts suction power based on the floor type and detected debris, making cleaning tasks more efficient.

Although the vacuum has some minor drawbacks, like occasionally sticky buttons or a crevice tool that can detach, its overall value and smart capabilities make it a worthwhile investment. The Narwal V50 Cube is currently available in the US, Canada, China, and various European countries, with potential discounts during sales events.

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