Narwal Opens Early Access for V50 Cube Cordless Vacuum With Compact Self-Emptying Dock

Narwal has opened early-access registration for the V50 Cube ahead of its U.S. launch. The V50 series was introduced at CES 2026.

The cordless stick vacuum features a compact self-emptying dock, automatic suction adjustment and removable batteries.

Compact Dock Handles Emptying and Hair Removal

The V50 Cube’s dock automatically transfers debris from the vacuum’s dust cup into a bag. During emptying, the brush reverses direction to help release trapped hair, while a mechanical scraping ring clears debris from the dust cup’s filter grille.

The vacuum slides into the station without needing to be lifted. The dock stores accessories and charges a spare battery, while a ring-shaped indicator displays emptying, UV-C sanitizing and bag replacement status. The station measures approximately 10.7 inches wide, 7.6 inches deep and 24.8 inches tall.

Narwal says the V50 Cube has dual H13 HEPA filtration and can go up to 100 days between dust bag changes. The replacement interval depends on how much debris is collected.

Suction and Carpet Cleaning

Narwal rates the V50 Cube at up to 210 air watts of suction. Its handheld unit weighs approximately 3.1 pounds, excluding the extension wand and floor head.

The V50 Cube brings cleaning features from Narwal’s robot vacuums to its cordless lineup.

DirtSense, first introduced on the Freo series, detects dirt and automatically adjusts suction. CarpetFocus, also found on the Flow series, lowers the brush plate to create a tighter seal against carpet, which Narwal says helps remove embedded dust.

A 145-degree aqua-colored light makes fine debris easier to see ahead of the brush.

The vacuum also lies flat to reach beneath furniture. Attachments listed on the U.S. page include an extension wand, a motorized hand tool and a narrow nozzle for cleaning furniture, elevated surfaces and vehicle interiors.

Two Batteries Provide Up to 180 Minutes of Runtime

The V50 Cube package includes two removable 3,000-mAh batteries. Narwal advertises up to 90 minutes per battery, or 180 minutes combined, in Eco mode with the crevice tool.

Runtime is shorter with the powered floor head or at higher suction settings.

The Cube differs from the standard V50, which includes one battery and a storage stand. The Cube adds the second battery and the dock’s automatic emptying, brush detangling, dust scraping and integrated accessory storage.

Price and Availability

Early-access registration is available through Narwal’s U.S. website. As of Oct. 27, the launch page did not list a U.S. retail price or a specific release date.

The V50 Cube has already reached international markets, with retail listings in Germany, France and Australia.

Narwal’s French store lists the dock-equipped Cube at €499, while its Australian store lists it at AU$999 before discounts.