Race two robot vacuums through the same 3D home before you buy.
The maps show both floors side by side: the bedrooms are upstairs, cleaned as if the robot were carried up.
This home
Mess layout 1
On the map
Run log
The two robots racing above, A then B.
Put a second robot in the race as B, or add one here, to see two side by side.
Three simulated cleaning matches within your budget.
Robots within your budget that pass your measured gaps and raised strips each clean your home once, simulated; the best cleaners rank first. Only a C or better makes it; a mop that cannot lift counts vacuum-only.
Ranked by how each robot cleans your home in the simulation, so it can differ from the general picks below, which rank by review scores.
An illustration from 621 named reviewers' results, not a lab test. Names and buy buttons usually open Amazon, which pays us a commission. How this works
Every robot we compare: the general picks first, then the full list to sort and narrow. Race as A or B puts a robot in the race above.
Overall is the average of the six stats the simulator plays, counting only stats scored by two or more reviewers, with at least three of them. A score from one reviewer shows in a robot's Details, drawn apart, and stays out of the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter.
A need narrows the list by the rule it shows once pressed. Sorting by a score puts the highest first, ties to the score more reviewers stand behind, then the lower price; a robot with too few reviews of that score goes last.
Each price is the one read at the store named beside it, on the day its Details give. An illustration driven by review results, not a lab test: how this works.
Names usually open Amazon, which pays us a commission that never changes a pick; a price shown may be the maker's.
Other options by need, from review scores.
One robot per need, ranked by review scores across homes, so they can differ from Best for your home, which ranks by how each cleans yours. Reviews read on October 20, 2026.
A pick rests only on stats scored by two or more reviewers, is on sale today, and each robot is picked once. Each need has its rule:
Ties go to the score more reviewers stand behind, then to the lower price. A robot with no US price today, or out of stock, is not picked. Every score is Nameryn's own, from named reviewers' results; a robot's Details names them and links each review.
DEEBOT X12S PRO OMNIAmazon ↗Ecovacs
Strong on carpet, mopping and hard floors.
Drawback Only fine at creating an initial map; combined rooms, struggled with mirrors
$999 at Ecovacs
Its review scores average 8.3 out of 10 on carpet, navigation and mopping.
Backed by 3 reviewers: BGR, Tech Guide and TechRadar (NL).
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Tapo RV30 MaxAmazon ↗TP-Link Tapo
Strong on cleaning along walls.
Drawback Weak on pet hair
$159.99 at TP-Link Tapo
Its review scores average 6 out of 10 on hard floors, carpet and mopping.
Backed by 3 reviewers: Basic Tutorials, PCMag and TechGearLab.
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Strong on pet hair, also strong on hard floors and carpet. A dock that empties the bin and washes the mop.
Drawback Avoided 15 of 24 obstacles, slightly below the 15.7 average
$799.99 at eufy
Pet hair review score 9 out of 10, and a dock that empties the bin and washes the mop.
Backed by 4 reviewers: Basic Tutorials, Expert Reviews, Tom's Guide and Vacuum Wars.
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Roborock Saros 20Amazon ↗Roborock
Strong on hard floors, carpet and pet hair. Mop pads it drops before carpet.
Drawback Relatively small dustbin that may fill quickly in pet-heavy homes
$1,599.99 at Roborock
Carpet review score 8 out of 10, and mop pads it drops before carpet.
Backed by 4 reviewers: RTINGS, TechRadar, Tom's Guide and Vacuum Wars.
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Shark Matrix Plus 2-in-1Amazon ↗Shark
Good on pet hair, also strong on hard floors and navigation. A dock that empties the bin.
Drawback Weak on obstacles
$299.99 on Amazon
Pet hair review score 7 out of 10, and a dock that empties the bin.
Backed by 4 reviewers: Expert Reviews, Modern Castle, TechGearLab and TechRadar.
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No robot under $700 earns it: none that keeps rugs dry scores 8 or more on carpet from two or more reviewers.
Narwal Freo 20 EdgeAmazon ↗Narwal
Strong on carpet, cleaning along walls and mopping. A roller mop.
Drawback Ran over the fake pet mess in a reviewer's test (avoided the other 3 items)
$699.99 at Narwal
Mopping review score 9 out of 10, with a roller mop.
Backed by 3 reviewers: EFTM (Australian tech magazine), Gadget Flow and Technobezz.
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Dreame X60 MaxAmazon ↗Dreame
Strong on pet hair, carpet and obstacles. It stands 8 cm tall.
Drawback Often found stranded at night, unable to get back to its dock
$1,699.99 at Dreame
It stands 8 cm tall, and its review scores average 7.5 out of 10 on hard floors, carpet, obstacles and mopping.
Backed by 5 reviewers: Gizmodo, Just A Dad Approved, RTINGS, Vacuum Chef and Vacuum Wars.
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Every pick here costs under $300.
Roborock Q7 M5+Amazon ↗Roborock
Strong on hard floors.
Drawback Weak on obstacles
$249.99 at Roborock
Its review scores average 7 out of 10 on hard floors, carpet, pet hair, navigation and mopping.
Backed by 6 reviewers: RTINGS, TechGearLab, TechRadar, Tom's Guide, Vacuum Wars and Yahoo.
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Tapo RV30 MaxAmazon ↗TP-Link Tapo
Strong on cleaning along walls.
Drawback Weak on pet hair
$159.99 at TP-Link Tapo
Its review scores average 6 out of 10 on hard floors, carpet and mopping.
Backed by 3 reviewers: Basic Tutorials, PCMag and TechGearLab.
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Shark Matrix Plus 2-in-1Amazon ↗Shark
Good on pet hair, also strong on hard floors and navigation. A dock that empties the bin.
Drawback Weak on obstacles
$299.99 on Amazon
Pet hair review score 7 out of 10, and a dock that empties the bin.
Backed by 4 reviewers: Expert Reviews, Modern Castle, TechGearLab and TechRadar.
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No robot under $300 earns it: none that keeps rugs dry scores 8 or more on carpet from two or more reviewers.
Roomba Plus 405 ComboAmazon ↗iRobot
No standout score. A mop that lifts on carpet.
Drawback Weak on obstacles
$299.99 on Amazon
Mopping review score 6 out of 10, with a mop that lifts on carpet.
Backed by 3 reviewers: BestReviews, Vacuum Chef and Vacuum Wars.
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Every pick here costs under $700.
Narwal Freo 20 EdgeAmazon ↗Narwal
Strong on carpet, cleaning along walls and mopping.
Drawback Ran over the fake pet mess in a reviewer's test (avoided the other 3 items)
$699.99 at Narwal
Its review scores average 8 out of 10 on hard floors, navigation, obstacles and mopping.
Backed by 3 reviewers: EFTM (Australian tech magazine), Gadget Flow and Technobezz.
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Tapo RV30 MaxAmazon ↗TP-Link Tapo
Strong on cleaning along walls.
Drawback Weak on pet hair
$159.99 at TP-Link Tapo
Its review scores average 6 out of 10 on hard floors, carpet and mopping.
Backed by 3 reviewers: Basic Tutorials, PCMag and TechGearLab.
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Shark Matrix Plus 2-in-1Amazon ↗Shark
Good on pet hair, also strong on hard floors and navigation. A dock that empties the bin.
Drawback Weak on obstacles
$299.99 on Amazon
Pet hair review score 7 out of 10, and a dock that empties the bin.
Backed by 4 reviewers: Expert Reviews, Modern Castle, TechGearLab and TechRadar.
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No robot under $700 earns it: none that keeps rugs dry scores 8 or more on carpet from two or more reviewers.
Roborock Q7 M5+Amazon ↗Roborock
Good on pet hair, also strong on hard floors. A dock that empties the bin.
Drawback Weak on obstacles
$249.99 at Roborock
Pet hair review score 7 out of 10, and a dock that empties the bin.
Backed by 3 reviewers: RTINGS, Tom's Guide and Vacuum Wars.
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Roborock Qrevo 2 ProAmazon ↗Roborock
Strong on navigation and mopping. Mop pads it drops before carpet.
Drawback Fixed lidar makes it too tall to clean under low furniture
$549.99 at Roborock
Mopping review score 8 out of 10, with mop pads it drops before carpet.
Backed by 4 reviewers: Basic Tutorials, Gizmodo, TechRadar and Tom's Guide.
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DEEBOT X12S PRO OMNIAmazon ↗$999 at Ecovacs
Ecovacs
Good for Our pick: best overall. Strong on carpet, mopping and hard floors
Drawback Only fine at creating an initial map; combined rooms, struggled with mirrors
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Roborock S5 MaxRoborock ↗Not sold new in the US
Roborock
Good for Strong on hard floors, pet hair and cleaning along walls
Drawback No hazard avoidance; tasseled rugs tangle in it, shag-pile is hard to climb
Out of stockOwner reports not reviewed yet
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Narwal Freo 20 EdgeAmazon ↗$699.99 at Narwal
Narwal
Good for Our pick: best mopper. Strong on carpet, cleaning along walls and mopping
Drawback Ran over the fake pet mess in a reviewer's test (avoided the other 3 items)
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MOVA P70 Pro UltraAmazon ↗$799 at MOVA
MOVA
Good for Strong on hard floors, obstacles and carpet
Drawback Weak on pet hair
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eufy Omni C28Amazon ↗$799.99 at eufy
eufy
Good for Our pick: best for pets. Strong on hard floors, pet hair and carpet
Drawback Avoided 15 of 24 obstacles, slightly below the 15.7 average
2 owner issues
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eufy Omni S2Amazon ↗$1,599.99 at eufy
eufy
Good for Strong on carpet, hard floors and pet hair
Drawback Robot and dock lost connection after a month; unit replaced
2 owner issues
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DEEBOT T90S PRO OMNIAmazon ↗$899.99 at Ecovacs
Ecovacs
Good for Strong on hard floors, navigation and carpet
Drawback Side brush occasionally flings coarse debris out of small cleaning zones
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Roborock Saros 10RAmazon ↗$1,099.99 at Roborock
Roborock
Good for Strong on hard floors and pet hair
Drawback Split brushroll does poorly picking up pet hair from carpet
Out of stock6 owner issues
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Dreame X60 MaxAmazon ↗$1,699.99 at Dreame
Dreame
Good for Our pick: fits under low sofas. Strong on pet hair, carpet and obstacles
Drawback Often found stranded at night, unable to get back to its dock
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Dreame X50 UltraAmazon ↗$999.99 at Dreame
Dreame
Good for Strong on pet hair, carpet and navigation
Drawback Struggles to clean at the edges of rooms and furniture
3 owner issues
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eufy Omni E25Amazon ↗$999.99 at eufy
eufy
Good for Strong on pet hair and mopping
Drawback Occasionally skipped corners and edges; chewed the edges of thin rugs
5 owner issues
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MOVA MOBIUS 60Amazon ↗$1,299 at MOVA
MOVA
Good for Strong on obstacles
Drawback Battery life significantly below average; navigation slightly slower than average
2 owner issues
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Roborock Saros 20Amazon ↗$1,599.99 at Roborock
Roborock
Good for Our pick: best on rugs and carpet. Strong on hard floors, carpet and pet hair
Drawback Relatively small dustbin that may fill quickly in pet-heavy homes
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Narwal Flow 2Amazon ↗$1,299.99 at Narwal
Narwal
Good for Strong on hard floors, pet hair and mopping
Drawback Edge and corner cleaning could be better
5 owner issues
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Roborock Q7 M5+Amazon ↗$249.99 at Roborock
Roborock
Good for Strong on hard floors
Drawback Weak on obstacles
3 owner issues
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YEEDI M14 PLUSAmazon ↗$499.99 at yeedi
yeedi
Good for Strong on carpet and pet hair
Drawback Battery efficiency 1.40 minutes per percent, below the 1.56 average
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Roborock Qrevo 2 ProAmazon ↗$549.99 at Roborock
Roborock
Good for Strong on navigation and mopping
Drawback Fixed lidar makes it too tall to clean under low furniture
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Shark Matrix Plus 2-in-1Amazon ↗$299.99 on Amazon
Shark
Good for Our pick: best for pets under $500. Strong on hard floors and navigation
Drawback Weak on obstacles
Owner reports not reviewed yet
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MaticMatic ↗$1,495 at Matic
Matic
Good for Strong on obstacles
Drawback Weak on navigation
4 owner issues
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Roomba Max 775 ComboAmazon ↗$999.99 at iRobot
iRobot
Good for No standout score
Drawback Weak on cleaning along walls
Owner reports not reviewed yet
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MOVA P10 Pro UltraAmazon ↗$499 at MOVA
MOVA
Good for Strong on hard floors, cleaning along walls and navigation
Drawback Weak on pet hair
4 owner issues
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Roborock Q10 S5+Amazon ↗$549.99 at Roborock
Roborock
Good for Strong on carpet, cleaning along walls and navigation
Drawback Weak on obstacles
Owner reports not reviewed yet
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Shark PowerDetect NeverTouch ProAmazon ↗$999.99 at Shark
Shark
Good for Strong on hard floors
Drawback Poor pet hair pickup on carpet
Owner reports not reviewed yet
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Dyson Spot+Scrub AiAmazon ↗$1,199.99 at Dyson
Dyson
Good for Strong on hard floors
Drawback Struggles significantly on carpets, especially low-pile surfaces
3 owner issues
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iRobot Roomba Plus 415X ComboAmazon ↗$799.99 at iRobot
iRobot
Good for Strong on cleaning along walls and mopping
Drawback Object avoidance is poor, on cables in particular
Owner reports not reviewed yet
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Tapo RV30 MaxAmazon ↗$159.99 at TP-Link Tapo
TP-Link Tapo
Good for Our pick: best under $200. Strong on cleaning along walls
Drawback Weak on pet hair
1 owner issue
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Shark AI Ultra AV2501SAmazon ↗$279.99 on Amazon
Shark
Good for No standout score
Drawback Weak on pet hair
Owner reports not reviewed yet
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Shark AI Ultra AV2511AEAmazon ↗$413.53 on Amazon
Shark
Good for No standout score
Drawback Weak on pet hair
Owner reports not reviewed yet
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Shark AI Ultra AV2501AEAmazon ↗$439 on Amazon
Shark
Good for Strong on hard floors
Drawback Weak on cleaning along walls
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eufy Auto-Empty C10Amazon ↗$479.99 at eufy
eufy
Good for Strong on hard floors
Drawback Weak on obstacles
Out of stockOwner reports not reviewed yet
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ILIFE A30 ProAmazon ↗$249.99 at ILIFE
ILIFE
Good for Strong on pet hair
Drawback Weak on mopping
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Shark MatrixAmazon ↗$499.99 at Shark
Shark
Good for No standout score
Drawback Weak on obstacles
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Tikom G8000 MaxAmazon ↗$109.99 on Amazon
Tikom
Good for No standout score
Drawback Weak on mopping
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Roborock Q7 L5Amazon ↗$159.99 at Roborock
Roborock
Good for No standout score
Drawback Weak on pet hair
3 owner issues
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Eureka E20 Evo PlusAmazon ↗$189.99 at Eureka
Eureka
Good for Strong on navigation
Drawback Weak on mopping
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iRobot Roomba 105X VaciRobot ↗$249.99 at iRobot
iRobot
Good for No standout score
Drawback Weak on pet hair
Out of stockOwner reports not reviewed yet
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Dreame D20 Air PlusAmazon ↗$269.99 at Dreame
Dreame
Good for No standout score
Drawback Can struggle with lightweight rugs and mats
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eufy 11S MAXAmazon ↗$279.99 at eufy
eufy
Good for Strong on hard floors
Drawback Bounce navigation means it tends to miss spots during a run
Out of stock1 owner issue
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Roomba Plus 405 ComboAmazon ↗$299.99 on Amazon
iRobot
Good for No standout score
Drawback Weak on obstacles
4 owner issues
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DEEBOT N30 PRO OMNIAmazon ↗$315 at Ecovacs
Ecovacs
Good for Strong on pet hair and cleaning along walls
Drawback Navigation and obstacle detection are not on par with the best
1 owner issue
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Roomba 105 ComboAmazon ↗$319.99 at iRobot
iRobot
Good for Strong on pet hair and cleaning along walls
Drawback Weak on obstacles
2 owner issues
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Narwal Freo SAmazon ↗$349.99 at Narwal
Narwal
Good for Not enough reviews to say
Drawback Pressure mop pad could not fully remove a dried coffee stain (translated)
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Roomba 105 Combo + AutoEmptyAmazon ↗$469.99 at iRobot
iRobot
Good for Strong on pet hair and cleaning along walls
Drawback Weak on obstacles
2 owner issues
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DEEBOT T90 PRO OMNIAmazon ↗$549 on Amazon
Ecovacs
Good for Strong on pet hair, hard floors and mopping
Drawback 250 ml dustbin, roughly 30% smaller than the category average
4 owner issues
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Dreame L40 Ultra Gen 2Amazon ↗$569.99 at Dreame
Dreame
Good for Strong on carpet
Drawback Weak on obstacles
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Roborock Qrevo S ProAmazon ↗$699.99 at Roborock
Roborock
Good for Strong on hard floors, navigation and mopping
Drawback Weak on obstacles
1 owner issue
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eufy Omni C20Amazon ↗$699.99 at eufy
eufy
Good for Strong on pet hair and hard floors
Drawback Weak on obstacles
4 owner issues
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Dreame L60 Ultra PEAmazon ↗$999.99 at Dreame
Dreame
Good for Strong on pet hair and carpet
Drawback Stain removal below average because it uses very little water
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iRobot Roomba Plus 505X ComboiRobot ↗$999.99 at iRobot
iRobot
Good for Strong on hard floors, carpet and pet hair
Drawback App was sometimes glitchy
Owner reports not reviewed yet
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Narwal Freo 20Amazon ↗$1,099.99 at Narwal
Narwal
Good for Strong on navigation, carpet and mopping
Drawback Frequent recharge trips stretch out cleaning runs
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Shark ThermaChargedShark ↗$1,199.99 at Shark
Shark
Good for Strong on hard floors, pet hair and carpet
Drawback Air can move debris the wrong way
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Roomba Max 875 ComboAmazon ↗$1,199.99 at iRobot
iRobot
Good for Not enough reviews to say
Drawback IRobot's recharge-and-resume list names the Max 700 series, not the 800
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Too few reviews for an overall score
Hard floors 7, carpet 3, pet hair 1 and navigation 4 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Nothing above 7 in the reviews we read
Some stats lack reviews. Checked Vacuum Wars, 3DNews, RTINGS and 9 more on Oct 20; none tested its cleaning along walls or obstacle avoidance.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 8 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 120 min source |
| Bin | 300 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | The maker's page doesn't say |
Navigation?No map at all: it drives until it bumps into something, then turns and tries another way. | Bounces at random measured by Vacuum Wars; not on the maker's page |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | Infrared sensors source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | No dock that empties it source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | No mop source |
| Brush | No brush roll: a suction nozzle, nothing to wrap source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | maker 60 dB source; measured 75 dB by 3DNews source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Does not resume: a run ends when it docks to charge, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Floor maps | One floor's map at most source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | No yearly figure: its maker gives no part with both a US price and how often to replace it |
| Price | $99.99 (on sale) source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
No problem reported by three or more owners in the threads we read.
Read r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of an ILIFE vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Pet hair 1; Carpet 3; its maker does not say what threshold it climbs; it bounces at random instead of mapping.
Too few reviews for an overall score
Carpet 5, pet hair 7, navigation 6 and mopping 1 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Nothing above 7 in the reviews we read
Some stats lack reviews. Checked Vacuum Wars, RTINGS, TechGearLab and 9 more on Oct 20; none tested its hard floors, cleaning along walls or obstacle avoidance.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 8 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 150 min source |
| Bin | 450 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | The maker's page doesn't say |
Navigation?A gyroscope keeps it driving in straight rows, but with no map it finds furniture by bumping into it. | Gyroscope rows measured by Vacuum Wars; not on the maker's page |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | The maker's page doesn't say |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | No dock that empties it source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Mop pads, no lift source |
| Brush | The maker's page doesn't say |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Does not resume: a run ends when it docks to charge, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Floor maps | One floor's map at most, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Warranty | 0 years source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | No yearly figure: its maker gives no part with both a US price and how often to replace it |
| Price | $109.99 (on sale) (on Amazon US; the maker has no US store) |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
No problem reported by three or more owners in the threads we read.
Read r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a Tikom vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Mopping 1; its maker does not say what threshold it climbs; its mop pad neither lifts nor comes off.
Too few reviews for an overall score
Carpet 5, pet hair 1, navigation 7 and mopping 4 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Nothing above 7 in the reviews we read
Some stats lack reviews. Checked Vacuum Wars, RTINGS, TechGearLab and 9 more on Oct 20; none tested its hard floors, cleaning along walls or obstacle avoidance.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | The maker's page doesn't say |
| Bin | The maker's page doesn't say |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 20 mm measured by Vacuum Wars; not on the maker's page |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | The maker's page doesn't say |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | No dock that empties it source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Mop pads, no lift source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Floor maps | Keeps 3 floor maps source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | No yearly figure: its maker gives no part with both a US price and how often to replace it |
| Price | $159.99 (on sale) source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Read r/Roborock and r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a Roborock vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Pet hair 1; Mopping 4; its mop pad neither lifts nor comes off.
Overall review score 6 out of 10
Pet hair 4, navigation 6 and obstacles 5 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Along walls 10
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 180 min source |
| Bin | 300 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 22 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | The maker's page doesn't say |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | No dock that empties it source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Mop pads, no lift source |
| Brush | The maker's page doesn't say |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | maker 52 dB source; measured 55.5 dB by TechGearLab source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps 4 floor maps source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $40 a year: replacement kit rva104 (2 main brushes, 4 side brushes, 4 hepa filters, 2 brush covers) $39.99 source, every 12 months source |
| Price | $159.99 (on sale) source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Read r/Tapo, r/TpLink, r/RobotVacuums and TP-Link Community forum on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a TP-Link Tapo vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Pet hair 4; its mop pad neither lifts nor comes off, so it steers around rugs and carpet while mopping, its maker says.
Too few reviews for an overall score
Hard floors 7, carpet 5, pet hair 5, navigation 8 and mopping 4 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Navigation 8
Some stats lack reviews. Checked Vacuum Wars, RTINGS, TechGearLab and 11 more on Oct 20; none tested its cleaning along walls or obstacle avoidance.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 180 min source |
| Bin | 220 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 20 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | Infrared sensors source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Lifts its mop on carpet source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Floor maps | Keeps maps for several floors source |
| Warranty | 2 years source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | No yearly figure: its maker gives no part with both a US price and how often to replace it |
| Price | $189.99 (on sale) source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
No problem reported by three or more owners in the threads we read.
Read r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a Eureka vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Mopping 4.
Overall review score 7 out of 10
Obstacles 3 rests on one reviewer, so the overall score and our picks leave it out.
Rated highly Hard floors 9
Some stats lack reviews. Checked RTINGS, Vacuum Wars, TechGearLab and 10 more on Oct 20; none tested its cleaning along walls.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 180 min source |
| Bin | 200 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 20 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | The maker's page doesn't say |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Mop pads, no lift source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say; measured 55.7 dB by TechGearLab source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Floor maps | Keeps maps for several floors source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $16 a year: main brush $8 source, every 6 months source |
| Price | $249.99 (on sale) source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 26 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Read r/Roborock and r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a Roborock vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Obstacles 3; its mop pad neither lifts nor comes off.
Overall review score 5 out of 10
Pet hair 10, navigation 7 and obstacles 3 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Pet hair 10
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 150 min source |
| Bin | 200 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | The maker's page doesn't say |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | The maker's page doesn't say |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Mop pads, no lift source |
| Brush | The maker's page doesn't say |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps maps for several floors source |
| Warranty | 0 years source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $36 a year: dust bags (self-empty station) $14.99 for 5 source, every 1 month source |
| Price | $249.99 (on sale) source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
No problem reported by three or more owners in the threads we read.
Read r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of an ILIFE vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Mopping 3; Obstacles 3; its maker does not say what threshold it climbs; its mop pad neither lifts nor comes off.
Too few reviews for an overall score
Hard floors 5, pet hair 2 and navigation 6 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Nothing above 7 in the reviews we read
Some stats lack reviews. Checked Vacuum Wars, Vacuum Chef, RTINGS and 7 more on Oct 26; none tested its cleaning along walls or obstacle avoidance.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 120 min source |
| Bin | 600 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 16 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | The maker's page doesn't say |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | No dock that empties it source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | No mop source |
| Brush | The maker's page doesn't say |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps 3 floor maps source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $67 a year: filter $19.99 for 3 source, every 3 months source; main brush $19.99 source, every 6 months source |
| Price | $249.99 (out of stock) source |
| Stock | Out of stock: the store reads “Out of Stock; Availability: This item is currently not available”, checked Oct 26 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Owners not read yet.
No CPSC recall of an iRobot vacuum or of this model. Checked October 26, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Pet hair 2; it climbs 16 mm, under a 20 mm threshold.
Too few reviews for an overall score
Navigation 7 and obstacles 5 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score and our picks leave them out.
Rated highly Nothing above 7 in the reviews we read
Some stats lack reviews. Checked Android Authority, PCWorld, Technobezz and 10 more on Oct 20; none tested its hard floors, carpet, pet hair or mopping.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 150 min source |
| Bin | 220 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 20 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | Bumper only measured by Android Authority and Technobezz; not on the maker's page |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Mop pads, no lift source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps 4 floor maps source |
| Warranty | 3 years source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $22 a year: dust bags $10.79 for 3 source, every 2 months source |
| Price | $269.99 (on sale) source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 26 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
No problem reported by three or more owners in the threads we read.
Read r/Dreame_Tech and r/Dreame on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a Dreame vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Its mop pad neither lifts nor comes off.
Too few reviews for an overall score
Hard floors 9 and pet hair 6 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Hard floors 9
Some stats lack reviews. Checked TechGearLab, Vacuum Wars, Digital Trends and 8 more on Oct 20; none tested its navigation.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 7 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 100 min source |
| Bin | 600 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 16 mm source |
Navigation?No map at all: it drives until it bumps into something, then turns and tries another way. | Bounces at random source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | The maker's page doesn't say |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | No dock that empties it source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | No mop source |
| Brush | The maker's page doesn't say |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | maker 55 dB source; measured 51.3 dB by TechGearLab source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Does not resume: a run ends when it docks to charge, by TechGearLab source |
| Floor maps | One floor's map at most source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $41 a year: side brush $12.99 for 4 source, every 3 months source; main brush $13.99 source, every 6 months source |
| Price | $279.99 (out of stock) source |
| Stock | Out of stock: the store reads “Notify Me”, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Read r/eufy and r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a eufy vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs It climbs 16 mm, under a 20 mm threshold; it bounces at random instead of mapping.
Overall review score 5.8 out of 10
Rated highly Nothing above 7 in the reviews we read
| Height | about 11 cm measured by RTINGS; not on the maker's page |
|---|---|
| Run time | The maker's page doesn't say |
| Bin | 95 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 19 mm measured by RTINGS; not on the maker's page |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | The maker's page doesn't say |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | No mop source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say; measured 63.7 dB by RTINGS source; measured 67.3 dB by Modern Castle source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | One floor's map at most source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $130 a year: main brush $19.99 source, every 6 months source; filter (robot pre-motor) $14.99 source, every 6 months source; filter (base pre-motor) $14.99 source, every 6 months source; filter (base post-motor) $14.99 source, every 6 months source |
| Price | $279.99 (on sale) (on Amazon US; sold out at its maker) |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 26 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Owners not read yet.
No CPSC recall of this model. Shark vacuum recall, not this robot: Shark Vacuum Cleaners Recalled by Euro-Pro Due to Shock Hazard (April 22, 2015). Checked October 26, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Pet hair 3; Along walls 4; it climbs 19 mm, under a 20 mm threshold.
Too few reviews for an overall score
Hard floors 5, pet hair 3, navigation 7 and obstacles 3 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Nothing above 7 in the reviews we read
Some stats lack reviews. Checked Vacuum Wars, Vacuum Chef, BestReviews and 9 more on Oct 20; none tested its cleaning along walls.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 11 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 180 min source |
| Bin | 295 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 16 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | The maker's page doesn't say |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Lifts its mop on carpet source |
| Brush | The maker's page doesn't say |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say; measured 82 dB by Vacuum Chef source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps 4 floor maps source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | No yearly figure: its maker gives no part with both a US price and how often to replace it |
| Price | $299.99 (on sale) (on Amazon US; sold out at its maker) |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Read r/roomba and r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of an iRobot vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Obstacles 3; Pet hair 3; it climbs 16 mm, under a 20 mm threshold.
Overall review score 6.8 out of 10
Rated highly Hard floors 9, Navigation 9
| Height | about 10 cm measured by TechGearLab; not on the maker's page |
|---|---|
| Run time | 110 min source |
| Bin | 189 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 19 mm measured by Vacuum Wars; not on the maker's page |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | The maker's page doesn't say |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Mop pads, no lift source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say; measured 50 dB by TechRadar source; measured 67.3 dB by Modern Castle source; measured 64 dB by TechGearLab source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | One floor's map at most source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $192 a year: main brush $19.99 source, every 6 months source; filter (robot pre-motor) $14.99 source, every 6 months source; filter (base pre-motor) $14.99 source, every 6 months source; filter (base post-motor) $14.99 source, every 6 months source; mop pads $30.99 for 2 source, every 3 months source |
| Price | $299.99 (on sale) (on Amazon US; sold out at its maker) |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 26 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Owners not read yet.
No CPSC recall of this model. Shark vacuum recall, not this robot: Shark Vacuum Cleaners Recalled by Euro-Pro Due to Shock Hazard (April 22, 2015). Checked October 26, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Obstacles 3; it climbs 19 mm, under a 20 mm threshold; its mop pad neither lifts nor comes off, so it steers around rugs and carpet while mopping, its maker says, though Expert Reviews found “Mop doesn’t avoid carpet”.
Too few reviews for an overall score
Hard floors 7, pet hair 9 and mopping 6 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Pet hair 9, Along walls 8
Some stats lack reviews. Checked Vacuum Wars, nextpit, Trusted Reviews and 11 more on Oct 20; none tested its navigation.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 320 min source |
| Bin | 350 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 20 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | 3D light sensor source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Lifts its mop on carpet source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | maker 65.3 dB source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps maps for several floors source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $30 a year: filter $14.99 for 3 source, every 2 months source |
| Price | $315 (on sale) source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Read r/ecovacs and r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of an Ecovacs vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
Too few reviews for an overall score
Carpet 7, pet hair 8, obstacles 3 and mopping 6 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Pet hair 8, Along walls 8
Some stats lack reviews. Checked Reviews.org (Australia), Vacuum Chef, RTINGS and 9 more on Oct 20; none tested its hard floors or navigation.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 120 min source |
| Bin | 400 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 16 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | The maker's page doesn't say |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | No dock that empties it source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Mop pads, no lift source |
| Brush | The maker's page doesn't say |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps 3 floor maps source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $80 a year: filter $19.99 for 3 source, every 2 months source; main brush $19.99 source, every 6 months source |
| Price | $319.99 source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Read r/roomba and r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of an iRobot vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Obstacles 3; it climbs 16 mm, under a 20 mm threshold; its mop pad neither lifts nor comes off, so it steers around rugs and carpet while mopping, its maker says, though Reviews.org (Australia) found “with the mop on, carpet avoidance kept it from crossing rugs”.
Too few reviews for an overall score
Rated highly No reviews yet
Some stats lack reviews. Checked Maniaques.fr, RTINGS, Vacuum Wars and 10 more on Oct 20; none tested its hard floors, carpet, pet hair, cleaning along walls, navigation, obstacle avoidance or mopping.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | The maker's page doesn't say |
| Bin | The maker's page doesn't say |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 20 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | 3D light sensor source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Mop pads, no lift source |
| Brush | The maker's page doesn't say |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Floor maps | Keeps maps for several floors, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $64 a year: side brush $9.99 for 2 source, every 3 months source; filter $9.99 for 2 source, every 3 months source; mop pads $9.99 for 5 source, every 1 month source |
| Price | $349.99 source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
No problem reported by three or more owners in the threads we read.
Read r/NARWAL and r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a Narwal vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Its mop pad neither lifts nor comes off.
Overall review score 5.8 out of 10
Rated highly Nothing above 7 in the reviews we read
| Height | about 11 cm measured by RTINGS; not on the maker's page |
|---|---|
| Run time | 120 min source |
| Bin | The maker's page doesn't say |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 19 mm measured by RTINGS; not on the maker's page |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | The maker's page doesn't say |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | No mop source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say; measured 63.7 dB by RTINGS source; measured 67.3 dB by Modern Castle source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | One floor's map at most source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $130 a year: main brush $19.99 source, every 6 months source; filter (robot pre-motor) $14.99 source, every 6 months source; filter (base pre-motor) $14.99 source, every 6 months source; filter (base post-motor) $14.99 source, every 6 months source |
| Price | $413.53 (on sale) (on Amazon US; sold out at its maker) |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 26 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Owners not read yet.
No CPSC recall of this model. Shark vacuum recall, not this robot: Shark Vacuum Cleaners Recalled by Euro-Pro Due to Shock Hazard (April 22, 2015). Checked October 26, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Pet hair 3; Along walls 4; it climbs 19 mm, under a 20 mm threshold.
Overall review score 5.8 out of 10
Rated highly Hard floors 8
| Height | about 11 cm measured by RTINGS; not on the maker's page |
|---|---|
| Run time | The maker's page doesn't say |
| Bin | The maker's page doesn't say |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 19 mm measured by RTINGS; not on the maker's page |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | The maker's page doesn't say |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | No mop source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say; measured 63.7 dB by RTINGS source; measured 67.3 dB by Modern Castle source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | One floor's map at most source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | No yearly figure: its maker gives no part with both a US price and how often to replace it |
| Price | $439 (on Amazon US; sold out at its maker) |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 26 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
No problem reported by three or more owners in the threads we read.
Read r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of this model. Shark vacuum recall, not this robot: Shark Vacuum Cleaners Recalled by Euro-Pro Due to Shock Hazard (April 22, 2015). Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Along walls 3; Pet hair 3; it climbs 19 mm, under a 20 mm threshold.
Too few reviews for an overall score
Carpet 7, pet hair 8, obstacles 3 and mopping 6 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Pet hair 8, Along walls 8
Some stats lack reviews. Checked Vacuum Chef, Reviews.org (Australia), Just A Dad Approved and 8 more on Oct 20; none tested its hard floors or navigation.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 120 min source |
| Bin | 240 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 16 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | The maker's page doesn't say |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Mop pads, no lift source |
| Brush | The maker's page doesn't say |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps 3 floor maps source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $80 a year: filter $19.99 for 3 source, every 2 months source; main brush $19.99 source, every 6 months source |
| Price | $469.99 (ships in 1-2 weeks) source |
| Stock | Backordered: the store reads “Availability: Ships in 1-2 weeks.”, checked Oct 26 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Read r/roomba and r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of an iRobot vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Obstacles 3; it climbs 16 mm, under a 20 mm threshold; its mop pad neither lifts nor comes off, so it steers around rugs and carpet while mopping, its maker says, though Reviews.org (Australia) found “with the mop on, carpet avoidance kept it from crossing rugs”.
Overall review score 5.5 out of 10
Hard floors 8 rests on one reviewer, so the overall score and our picks leave it out.
Rated highly Hard floors 8
| Height | about 7 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 120 min source |
| Bin | 240 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 20 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map measured by RTINGS; not on the maker's page |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | Infrared sensors source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | No mop source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | maker 51 dB source; measured 75 dB by Vacuum Chef source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Floor maps | Keeps 3 floor maps source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $81 a year: replacement kit (2 side brushes, 2 filter sets, rolling brush, brush guard) $29.99 source, every 6 months source; dust bags $20.99 for 6 source, every 2 months source |
| Price | $479.99 (out of stock) source |
| Stock | Out of stock: the store reads “Notify Me; product data availableForSale: false”, checked Oct 26 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Owners not read yet.
No CPSC recall of a eufy vacuum or of this model. Checked October 26, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Obstacles 3; Along walls 3.
Overall review score 6.5 out of 10
Rated highly Hard floors 8, Along walls 8, Navigation 8
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | The maker's page doesn't say |
| Bin | 300 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 22 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | 3D light sensor and AI camera source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Lifts its mop on carpet (about 11 mm lift) source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say; measured 53.3 dB by TechGearLab source; measured 77 dB by Vacuum Chef source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps 4 floor maps source |
| Warranty | 3 years source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $253 a year: main brush $16.90 source, every 6 months source; side brush $11.99 source, every 3 months source; filter $13.90 source, every 3 months source; dust bags $12.99 for 3 source, every 2 months source; mop pads (one pair) $14.99 for 2 source, every 1 month source |
| Price | $499 source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Read r/MOVA_robotvacuum and r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a MOVA vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Pet hair 4.
Overall review score 4.5 out of 10
Hard floors 7 rests on one reviewer, so the overall score and our picks leave it out.
Rated highly Nothing above 7 in the reviews we read
| Height | about 11 cm measured by RTINGS; not on the maker's page |
|---|---|
| Run time | 90 min source |
| Bin | 189 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 25 mm measured by RTINGS; not on the maker's page |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | The maker's page doesn't say |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | No mop source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say; measured 65.1 dB by Modern Castle source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Floor maps | One floor's map at most source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | No yearly figure: its maker gives no part with both a US price and how often to replace it |
| Price | $499.99 source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
No problem reported by three or more owners in the threads we read.
Read r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of this model. Shark vacuum recall, not this robot: Shark Vacuum Cleaners Recalled by Euro-Pro Due to Shock Hazard (April 22, 2015). Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Obstacles 1; Along walls 3.
Overall review score 7 out of 10
Pet hair 8 rests on one reviewer, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave it out.
Rated highly Carpet 8, Pet hair 8
Some stats lack reviews. Checked Vacuum Wars, Vacuum Chef, Vacuum Wars (scorecard) and 16 more on Oct 20; none tested its hard floors or cleaning along walls.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 10 cm measured by SlashGear; not on the maker's page |
|---|---|
| Run time | The maker's page doesn't say |
| Bin | The maker's page doesn't say |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | The maker's page doesn't say |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map measured by Vacuum Wars and Vacuum Chef; not on the maker's page |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | 3D light sensor and AI camera measured by Vacuum Wars and Trusted Reviews; not on the maker's page |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Roller mop (10 mm lift) source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say; measured 82.6 dB by Vacuum Chef source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Floor maps | Keeps maps for several floors, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Warranty | 0 years source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | No yearly figure: its maker gives no part with both a US price and how often to replace it |
| Price | $499.99 (on sale) source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
No problem reported by three or more owners in the threads we read.
Read r/Yeedi, r/RobotVacuums and r/ecovacs on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a yeedi vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Its maker does not say what threshold it climbs.
Too few reviews for an overall score
Hard floors 8, carpet 6, pet hair 10 and navigation 7 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Pet hair 10, Hard floors 8, Mopping 8
Some stats lack reviews. Checked Vacuum Wars, Notebookcheck, TechRadar and 16 more on Oct 20; none tested its cleaning along walls.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 120 min source |
| Bin | 250 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 24 mm source |
Navigation?A 3D time-of-flight sensor times light bouncing back to map the room, much like lidar, and spots low things in the way. | 3D time-of-flight map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | 3D light sensor and AI camera source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Roller mop (15 mm lift) source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | maker 60 dB source; measured 58 dB by Notebookcheck source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps maps for several floors source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $70 a year: filter $14.99 for 3 source, every 2 months source; main brush $19.99 source, every 6 months source |
| Price | $549 (on sale) (on Amazon US; sold out at its maker) |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 26 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Read r/ecovacs and r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of an Ecovacs vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs No score of 4 or less, and its specs rule nothing out in the test homes.
Overall review score 7 out of 10
Carpet 6, pet hair 5 and navigation 9 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Navigation 9, Mopping 8
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | The maker's page doesn't say |
| Bin | The maker's page doesn't say |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 20 mm measured by Vacuum Wars; not on the maker's page |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | 3D light sensor source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Leaves its mop pads at the dock source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say; measured 60 dB by TechRadar source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Floor maps | Keeps maps for several floors, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | No yearly figure: its maker gives no part with both a US price and how often to replace it |
| Price | $549.99 (on sale) source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
No problem reported by three or more owners in the threads we read.
Read r/Roborock and r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a Roborock vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs No score of 4 or less, and its specs rule nothing out in the test homes.
Overall review score 6.2 out of 10
Hard floors 7 rests on one reviewer, so the overall score and our picks leave it out.
Rated highly Carpet 9, Along walls 8, Navigation 8
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 150 min source |
| Bin | 350 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 20 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | 3D light sensor source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Lifts its mop on carpet (8 mm lift) source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | maker 65 dB source; measured 58.1 dB by TechGearLab source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps 4 floor maps source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $139 a year: main brush $11.50 source, every 6 months source; side brush $15.99 for 2 source, every 3 months source; mop cloth $25.99 for 2 source, every 3 months source; dust bags $25.59 for 6 source, every 1.6 months source |
| Price | $549.99 source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 26 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Owners not read yet.
No CPSC recall of a Roborock vacuum or of this model. Checked October 26, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Obstacles 3.
Too few reviews for an overall score
Carpet 8, pet hair 3, navigation 7 and mopping 6 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Carpet 8
Some stats lack reviews. Checked Vacuum Wars, Vacuum Chef, Just A Dad Approved and 11 more on Oct 20; none tested its hard floors or cleaning along walls.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 231 min source |
| Bin | 250 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 20 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | 3D light sensor source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Lifts its mop on carpet (about 11 mm lift) source |
| Brush | The maker's page doesn't say |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say; measured 73 dB by Vacuum Chef source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps 4 floor maps source |
| Warranty | 3 years source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $200 a year: main brush $22.99 source, every 6 months source; side brush $16.99 for 2 source, every 3 months source; mop pads $19.99 for 2 source, every 1 month source |
| Price | $569.99 (on sale) source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
No problem reported by three or more owners in the threads we read.
Read r/Dreame_Tech, r/Dreame and r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a Dreame vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Obstacles 2; Pet hair 3.
Too few reviews for an overall score
Hard floors 8, carpet 6, pet hair 3 and obstacles 2 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Hard floors 8, Navigation 8, Mopping 8
Some stats lack reviews. Checked Vacuum Wars, Basic Tutorials, TechRadar and 10 more on Oct 20; none tested its cleaning along walls.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 242 min source |
| Bin | 330 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | about 20 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | 3D light sensor source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Lifts its mop on carpet (10 mm lift) source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | maker 60 dB source; measured 64 dB by T3 source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Floor maps | Keeps maps for several floors, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | No yearly figure: its maker gives no part with both a US price and how often to replace it |
| Price | $699.99 source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 26 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Read r/Roborock and r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a Roborock vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Obstacles 2; Pet hair 3.
Too few reviews for an overall score
Hard floors 8, pet hair 9, navigation 5 and obstacles 1 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Pet hair 9, Hard floors 8
Some stats lack reviews. Checked RTINGS, Vacuum Wars, Vacuum Chef and 9 more on Oct 20; none tested its cleaning along walls.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 9 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 101 min source |
| Bin | 250 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 18 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map measured by Vacuum Wars; not on the maker's page |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | Infrared sensors source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Lifts its mop on carpet (about 10 mm lift) source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | maker 54.22 dB source; measured 75 dB by Vacuum Chef source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps 3 floor maps source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | No yearly figure: its maker gives no part with both a US price and how often to replace it |
| Price | $699.99 source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 26 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Read r/eufy, r/RobotVacuums and eufy Community forum on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a eufy vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Obstacles 1; Mopping 4; it climbs 18 mm, under a 20 mm threshold.
Overall review score 8 out of 10
Carpet 9 and pet hair 7 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Carpet 9, Along walls 9, Mopping 9
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | The maker's page doesn't say |
| Bin | 300 ml measured by Vacuum Wars; not on the maker's page |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 20 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | 3D light sensor source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Roller mop (12 mm lift) source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | maker 56 dB source; measured 52 dB by EFTM (Australian tech magazine) source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Floor maps | Keeps maps for several floors source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $60 a year: side brush $29.99 for 2 source, every 3 months source |
| Price | $699.99 (on sale) source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
No problem reported by three or more owners in the threads we read.
Read r/NARWAL and r/RobotVacuums on October 25, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a Narwal vacuum or of this model. Checked October 25, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs No score of 4 or less, and its specs rule nothing out in the test homes.
Overall review score 8 out of 10
Hard floors 9 and pet hair 3 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Hard floors 9, Obstacles 9, Carpet 8
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | The maker's page doesn't say |
| Bin | The maker's page doesn't say |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 22 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | 3D light sensor and AI camera source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Leaves its mop pads at the dock source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps maps for several floors, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Warranty | 3 years source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $163 a year: main brush $16.90 source, every 6 months source; side brush $11.99 source, every 3 months source; filter $13.90 source, every 3 months source; dust bags $12.99 for 3 source, every 2 months source |
| Price | $799 source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 26 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
No problem reported by three or more owners in the threads we read.
Read r/MOVA_robotvacuum, r/RobotVacuums and MOVA US forum on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a MOVA vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Pet hair 3.
Overall review score 7.7 out of 10
Rated highly Hard floors 9, Pet hair 9, Carpet 8
| Height | about 11 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 123 min source |
| Bin | 300 ml measured by Vacuum Wars; not on the maker's page |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | about 20 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | 3D light sensor source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Roller mop (about 11 mm lift, measured by Vacuum Wars and Trusted Reviews; not on the maker's page) source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say; measured 57.2 dB by Trusted Reviews source; measured 57.2 dB by Trusted Reviews source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Floor maps | Keeps 5 floor maps source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $168 a year: side brush $17.99 for 2 source, every 3 months source; main brush $19.99 source, every 3 months source; filter $12.99 source, every 3 months source |
| Price | $799.99 source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Read r/eufy and r/RobotVacuums on October 25, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a eufy vacuum or of this model. Checked October 25, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs No score of 4 or less, and its specs rule nothing out in the test homes.
Overall review score 6 out of 10
Hard floors 6 and carpet 6 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score and our picks leave them out.
Rated highly Along walls 8, Mopping 8
| Height | about 8 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 200 min source |
| Bin | 180 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 16 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | The maker's page doesn't say |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Lifts its mop on carpet (10 mm lift) source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Floor maps | Keeps 3 floor maps source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $100 a year: main brush $19.99 source, every 6 months source; filter $19.99 for 3 source, every 3 months source; dust bags $24.99 for 3 source, every 3 months source |
| Price | $799.99 (ships in 2-4 weeks) source |
| Stock | Backordered: the store reads “Availability: Will ship in 2-4 weeks”, checked Oct 26 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Owners not read yet.
No CPSC recall of an iRobot vacuum or of this model. Checked October 25, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs It climbs 16 mm, under a 20 mm threshold.
Overall review score 7.7 out of 10
Carpet 8 and navigation 9 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score and our picks leave them out.
Rated highly Hard floors 9, Navigation 9, Carpet 8
Some stats lack reviews. Checked Basic Tutorials, inside digital, Vacuum Wars and 7 more on Oct 25; none tested its pet hair.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 10 cm measured by Basic Tutorials and inside digital; not on the maker's page |
|---|---|
| Run time | The maker's page doesn't say |
| Bin | 250 ml measured by Vacuum Wars and Basic Tutorials; not on the maker's page |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 25 mm source |
Navigation?A 3D time-of-flight sensor times light bouncing back to map the room, much like lidar, and spots low things in the way. | 3D time-of-flight map measured by Vacuum Wars and Basic Tutorials; not on the maker's page |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | AI camera source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Roller mop (15 mm lift) source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps maps for several floors, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $30 a year: filter $14.99 for 3 source, every 2 months source |
| Price | $899.99 source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
No problem reported by three or more owners in the threads we read.
Read r/ecovacs and r/RobotVacuums on October 25, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of an Ecovacs vacuum or of this model. Checked October 25, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs No score of 4 or less, and its specs rule nothing out in the test homes.
Overall review score 8.3 out of 10
Hard floors 8 and obstacles 7 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score and our picks leave them out.
Rated highly Carpet 9, Mopping 9, Hard floors 8
Some stats lack reviews. Checked BGR, Tech Guide, TechRadar (NL) and 11 more on Oct 20; none tested its pet hair.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | The maker's page doesn't say |
| Bin | The maker's page doesn't say |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 25 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map measured by BGR; not on the maker's page |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | AI camera source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Roller mop (15 mm lift) source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps maps for several floors source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $30 a year: filter $14.99 for 3 source, every 2 months source |
| Price | $999 (on sale) source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 26 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
No problem reported by three or more owners in the threads we read.
Read r/ecovacs and r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of an Ecovacs vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs No score of 4 or less, and its specs rule nothing out in the test homes.
Overall review score 7.4 out of 10
Pet hair 9 rests on one reviewer, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave it out.
Rated highly Pet hair 9, Carpet 8, Navigation 8
| Height | about 9 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 220 min source |
| Bin | 395 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 42 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | 3D light sensor and AI camera source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Leaves its mop pads at the dock source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps maps for several floors, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Warranty | 3 years source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $356 a year: main brush $44.99 source, every 6 months source; filter $34.99 for 2 source, every 3 months source; side brush $19.99 for 2 source, every 3 months source; mop pads $19.99 for 2 source, every 1 month source; dust bags $17.99 for 3 source, every 2 months source |
| Price | $999.99 (on sale) source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Read r/Dreame_Tech, r/Dreame and Dreame Forum on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a Dreame vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs No score of 4 or less, and its specs rule nothing out in the test homes.
Too few reviews for an overall score
Carpet 9, pet hair 10, obstacles 6 and mopping 5 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Pet hair 10, Carpet 9
Some stats lack reviews. Checked Vacuum Wars, Android Authority, Root Nation and 10 more on Oct 20; none tested its hard floors or cleaning along walls.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | The maker's page doesn't say |
| Bin | 250 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 22 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | 3D light sensor and AI camera source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Leaves its mop pads at the dock source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps maps for several floors, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Warranty | 3 years source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $320 a year: main brush $44.99 source, every 6 months source; filter $34.99 for 2 source, every 3 months source; side brush $19.99 for 2 source, every 3 months source; mop pads $19.99 for 2 source, every 1 month source |
| Price | $999.99 (on sale) source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
No problem reported by three or more owners in the threads we read.
Read r/Dreame_Tech, r/RobotVacuums and Dreame forum on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a Dreame vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs No score of 4 or less, and its specs rule nothing out in the test homes.
Overall review score 7.4 out of 10
Hard floors 6 rests on one reviewer, so the overall score and our picks leave it out.
Rated highly Pet hair 8, Mopping 8
Some stats lack reviews. Checked Vacuum Wars, TechGearLab, Vacuum Chef and 9 more on Oct 20; none tested its cleaning along walls.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 11 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 125 min source |
| Bin | The maker's page doesn't say |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | about 21 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map measured by Vacuum Wars and TechRadar; not on the maker's page |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | AI camera source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Roller mop source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say; measured 57.6 dB by TechGearLab source; measured 72 dB by Vacuum Chef source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped, by TechGearLab source |
| Floor maps | Keeps maps for several floors source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $243 a year: side brush $17.99 for 2 source, every 3 months source; filter $11.99 source, every 6 months source; main brush $19.99 source, every 6 months source; dust bags $16.99 for 3 source, every 3 months source; mop roller $19.99 source, every 2 months source |
| Price | $999.99 source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Read r/eufy, r/RobotVacuums and eufy Community forum on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a eufy vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs No score of 4 or less, and its specs rule nothing out in the test homes.
Overall review score 6.8 out of 10
Hard floors 7 and pet hair 6 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Nothing above 7 in the reviews we read
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 180 min source |
| Bin | 300 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 16 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | AI camera source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Roller mop source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped, by Just A Dad Approved source |
| Floor maps | Keeps 5 floor maps source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $67 a year: filter $24.99 for 3 source, every 3 months source; dust bags $24.99 for 3 source, every 3 months source |
| Price | $999.99 source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Owners not read yet.
No CPSC recall of an iRobot vacuum or of this model. Checked October 25, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Along walls 3; it climbs 16 mm, under a 20 mm threshold.
Overall review score 6 out of 10
Rated highly Hard floors 9
| Height | about 11 cm measured by RTINGS; not on the maker's page |
|---|---|
| Run time | 120 min source |
| Bin | 284 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 25 mm measured by RTINGS; not on the maker's page |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | 3D light sensor source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Leaves its mop pads at the dock source |
| Brush | The maker's page doesn't say |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say; measured 69 dB by TechRadar source; measured 59.3 dB by Trusted Reviews source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped, by TechRadar source |
| Floor maps | One floor's map at most, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Warranty | 3 years source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | No yearly figure: its maker gives no part with both a US price and how often to replace it |
| Price | $999.99 source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Owners not read yet.
No CPSC recall of this model. Shark vacuum recall, not this robot: Shark Vacuum Cleaners Recalled by Euro-Pro Due to Shock Hazard (April 22, 2015). Checked October 25, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs No score of 4 or less, and its specs rule nothing out in the test homes.
Too few reviews for an overall score
Hard floors 9, pet hair 8, navigation 8, obstacles 7 and mopping 7 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Hard floors 9, Carpet 8, Pet hair 8
| Height | about 11 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 180 min source |
| Bin | 295 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 16 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | AI camera source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Lifts its mop on carpet source |
| Brush | The maker's page doesn't say |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say; measured 65 dB by Tom's Guide source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps 5 floor maps source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $99 a year: filter $19.99 for 3 source, every 3 months source; main brush $19.99 source, every 6 months source; dust bags $19.99 for 3 source, every 2.5 months source |
| Price | $999.99 (ships in 2-4 weeks) source |
| Stock | Backordered: the store reads “Add to Cart; Availability: Will ship in 2-4 weeks”, checked Oct 26 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Owners not read yet.
No CPSC recall of an iRobot vacuum or of this model. Checked October 26, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs It climbs 16 mm, under a 20 mm threshold.
Too few reviews for an overall score
Hard floors 7, carpet 8, pet hair 7 and obstacles 7 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Navigation 9, Carpet 8, Mopping 8
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | The maker's page doesn't say |
| Bin | The maker's page doesn't say |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | about 40 mm source |
Navigation?A camera map: the robot works out where it is from what its camera sees, then cleans in planned rows. | Camera map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | AI camera source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Roller mop source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | maker 56.9 dB source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped, by The Gadgeteer source |
| Floor maps | Keeps 4 floor maps source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $60 a year: side brush $29.99 for 2 source, every 3 months source |
| Price | $1,099.99 source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
No problem reported by three or more owners in the threads we read.
Read r/NARWAL and r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a Narwal vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs No score of 4 or less, and its specs rule nothing out in the test homes.
Overall review score 7.5 out of 10
Rated highly Hard floors 9, Pet hair 8
| Height | about 8 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 180 min source |
| Bin | 270 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 40 mm source |
Navigation?A 3D time-of-flight sensor times light bouncing back to map the room, much like lidar, and spots low things in the way. | 3D time-of-flight map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | 3D light sensor and AI camera source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Leaves its mop pads at the dock source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | maker 55 dB source; measured 50 dB by TechGearLab source; measured 56 dB by Notebookcheck source; measured 62 dB by TechRadar source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Floor maps | Keeps maps for several floors, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $145 a year: main brush $22.99 source, every 6 months source; filter $32.99 for 2 source, every 2 months source |
| Price | $1,099.99 (on sale) (out of stock) source |
| Stock | Out of stock: the store reads “"available":false; Buy Now Sold Out”, checked Oct 26 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Read r/Roborock and r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a Roborock vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs No score of 4 or less, and its specs rule nothing out in the test homes.
Too few reviews for an overall score
Hard floors 9, pet hair 9, navigation 5 and obstacles 5 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Hard floors 9, Pet hair 9, Carpet 8
Some stats lack reviews. Checked Vacuum Wars, Tom's Guide, RTINGS and 6 more on Oct 20; none tested its cleaning along walls.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | The maker's page doesn't say |
|---|---|
| Run time | 180 min source |
| Bin | 379 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 18 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | 3D light sensor source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Leaves its mop pads at the dock source |
| Brush | The maker's page doesn't say |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Floor maps | One floor's map at most, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Warranty | 2 years source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | No yearly figure: its maker gives no part with both a US price and how often to replace it |
| Price | $1,199.99 source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
No problem reported by three or more owners in the threads we read.
Read r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of this model. Shark vacuum recall, not this robot: Shark Vacuum Cleaners Recalled by Euro-Pro Due to Shock Hazard (April 22, 2015). Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Its maker does not state its height; it climbs 18 mm, under a 20 mm threshold.
Too few reviews for an overall score
Rated highly No reviews yet
Some stats lack reviews. Checked RTINGS, Vacuum Wars, TechGearLab and 8 more on Oct 20; none tested its hard floors, carpet, pet hair, cleaning along walls, navigation, obstacle avoidance or mopping.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 180 min source |
| Bin | 260 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 35 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | AI camera source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Roller mop source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Does not resume: a run ends when it docks to charge source |
| Floor maps | Keeps 3 floor maps source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $80 a year: main brush $19.99 source, every 6 months source; filter $19.99 for 3 source, every 2 months source |
| Price | $1,199.99 source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
No problem reported by three or more owners in the threads we read.
Read r/roomba and r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of an iRobot vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs No score of 4 or less, and its specs rule nothing out in the test homes.
Overall review score 6 out of 10
Rated highly Hard floors 8
Some stats lack reviews. Checked RTINGS, Vacuum Wars, Tom's Guide and 12 more on Oct 20; none tested its cleaning along walls.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 11 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 200 min source |
| Bin | The maker's page doesn't say |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 20 mm measured by Vacuum Wars; not on the maker's page |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | AI camera source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Roller mop source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say; measured 71 dB by TechRadar source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Floor maps | Keeps maps for several floors source |
| Warranty | 2 years source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | No yearly figure: its maker gives no part with both a US price and how often to replace it |
| Price | $1,199.99 source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Read r/dyson and r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a Dyson vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs No score of 4 or less, and its specs rule nothing out in the test homes.
Overall review score 7.3 out of 10
Rated highly Obstacles 9
| Height | about 9 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | The maker's page doesn't say |
| Bin | 300 ml measured by Vacuum Wars and Tom's Guide; not on the maker's page |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | about 50 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | 3D light sensor and AI camera source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Lifts its mop on carpet source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say; measured 78 dB by Vacuum Chef source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps maps for several floors, by Vacuum Chef source |
| Warranty | 3 years source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $762 a year: side brush $11.99 source, every 3 months source; filter $13.90 source, every 3 months source; dust bags $12.99 for 3 source, every 2 months source; mop pads: plush (one pair) $16.90 source, every 1 month source; mop pads: thermohold (one pair) $19.90 source, every 1 month source; mop pads: hyperclean (one pair) $15.90 source, every 1 month source |
| Price | $1,299 source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 26 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Read r/MOVA_robotvacuum, r/RobotVacuums and MOVA US forum on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a MOVA vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs No score of 4 or less, and its specs rule nothing out in the test homes.
Overall review score 7.2 out of 10
Hard floors 8 rests on one reviewer, so the overall score and our picks leave it out.
Rated highly Hard floors 8, Pet hair 8, Mopping 8
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | The maker's page doesn't say |
| Bin | The maker's page doesn't say |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 40 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map measured by Vacuum Wars; not on the maker's page |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | AI camera source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Lifts its mop on carpet (10 mm lift) source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | maker 56.5 dB source; measured 80 dB by Vacuum Chef source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped, by Vacuum Wars source |
| Floor maps | Keeps 4 floor maps source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $60 a year: side brush $29.99 for 2 source, every 3 months source |
| Price | $1,299.99 (on sale) source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Read r/NARWAL and r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a Narwal vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs No score of 4 or less, and its specs rule nothing out in the test homes.
Overall review score 6.8 out of 10
Navigation 4 rests on one reviewer, so the overall score and our picks leave it out.
Rated highly Obstacles 8
Some stats lack reviews. Checked RTINGS, Vacuum Wars, The Verge and 11 more on Oct 20; none tested its cleaning along walls.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 20 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 150 min source |
| Bin | 1000 ml measured by Vacuum Wars and The Verge; not on the maker's page |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | about 23 mm source |
Navigation?A camera map: the robot works out where it is from what its camera sees, then cleans in planned rows. | Camera map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | AI camera source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | No dock that empties it source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Roller mop source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | maker 55 dB source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps maps for several floors source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $287 a year: dust bags $12 for 4 source, every 0.46 months source; mop roller $18 for 2 source, every 1 month source; main brush $22 source, every 5 months source; side brush $8 for 2 source, every 1 month source |
| Price | $1,495 source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Read r/MaticRobots and r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a Matic vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Navigation 4.
Overall review score 7.7 out of 10
Rated highly Carpet 9, Hard floors 8, Pet hair 8
Some stats lack reviews. Checked RTINGS, Vacuum Wars, Vacuum Chef and 12 more on Oct 20; none tested its cleaning along walls.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 150 min source |
| Bin | The maker's page doesn't say |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 35 mm source |
Navigation?A 3D time-of-flight sensor times light bouncing back to map the room, much like lidar, and spots low things in the way. | 3D time-of-flight map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | 3D light sensor and AI camera source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Lifts its mop on carpet source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say; measured 61.2 dB by Trusted Reviews source; measured 70 dB by TechRadar source; measured 81 dB by Vacuum Chef source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps maps for several floors source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $277 a year: side brush $21.99 for 2 source, every 3 months source; filter $16.99 for 2 source, every 3 months source; main brush $26.99 source, every 6 months source; dust bags $18.99 for 3 source, every 3 months source; mop roller $19.99 source, every 2 months source |
| Price | $1,599.99 source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Read r/eufy and r/RobotVacuums on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a eufy vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs No score of 4 or less, and its specs rule nothing out in the test homes.
Overall review score 7.3 out of 10
Rated highly Hard floors 9, Carpet 8, Pet hair 8
| Height | about 8 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 200 min source |
| Bin | 259 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | about 43 mm source |
Navigation?A 3D time-of-flight sensor times light bouncing back to map the room, much like lidar, and spots low things in the way. | 3D time-of-flight map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | 3D light sensor and AI camera source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Leaves its mop pads at the dock source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | maker 63 dB source; measured 60 dB by Tom's Guide source; measured 60 dB by Notebookcheck source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps maps for several floors source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $272 a year: side brush $15.99 for 2 source, every 3 months source; mop pads $39.99 for 2 source, every 1 month source |
| Price | $1,599.99 source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
No problem reported by three or more owners in the threads we read.
Read r/Roborock and r/RobotVacuums on October 25, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a Roborock vacuum or of this model. Checked October 25, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs No score of 4 or less, and its specs rule nothing out in the test homes.
Overall review score 7.5 out of 10
Pet hair 10 and navigation 6 rest on one reviewer each, so the overall score, our picks and the Pets filter leave them out.
Rated highly Pet hair 10, Carpet 8, Obstacles 8
Some stats lack reviews. Checked RTINGS, Vacuum Wars, Vacuum Chef and 11 more on Oct 20; none tested its cleaning along walls.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | 8 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | The maker's page doesn't say |
| Bin | 235 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 45 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | AI camera source |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | Empties the bin and washes the mop source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Leaves its mop pads at the dock source |
| Brush | Made against tangles source |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | its maker does not say; measured 76 dB by Vacuum Chef source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps maps for several floors source |
| Warranty | 3 years source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $366 a year: main brush $25.99 source, every 6 months source; filter $25.99 for 2 source, every 3 months source; side brush $19.99 for 2 source, every 3 months source; mop pads $36.99 for 2 source, every 1 month source |
| Price | $1,699.99 source |
| Stock | In stock, checked Oct 25 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
No problem reported by three or more owners in the threads we read.
Read r/Dreame_Tech, r/RobotVacuums and Dreame forum on October 20, 2026; Amazon reviews are never counted.
No CPSC recall of a Dreame vacuum or of this model. Checked October 21, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs No score of 4 or less, and its specs rule nothing out in the test homes.
Overall review score 8.2 out of 10
Rated highly Hard floors 9, Pet hair 9, Along walls 8
Some stats lack reviews. Checked RTINGS, Modern Castle, Trusted Reviews and 11 more on Oct 27; none tested its obstacle avoidance.?
When no reviewer measured a stat, the run gives it an average robot's review score, 5.5 out of 10, and says so.
| Height | about 10 cm source |
|---|---|
| Run time | 180 min source |
| Bin | 460 ml source |
Climbs?The tallest door threshold or rug edge it can climb over. | 20 mm source |
Navigation?Lidar is a spinning laser on top of the robot that measures the room and draws a map, so it cleans in planned rows. | Laser (lidar) map source |
Obstacle sensing?How it spots socks, cords and toys before touching them: a 3D light sensor or AI camera can steer round them; infrared sensors and a bumper only notice walls and knocks. | The maker's page doesn't say |
Dock?A self-emptying dock sucks the robot's bin into a bag, so you empty it every few weeks instead of after each clean. | No dock that empties it source |
Mop?Mop lift: how far the mop rises when the robot reaches a rug, so a rug with a lower pile stays dry. | Mop pads, no lift source |
| Brush | The maker's page doesn't say |
Noise?Decibels (dB) measure loudness: about 55 dB is a quiet conversation, 65 dB a busy office, and 10 dB more sounds about twice as loud. | maker 69 dB source |
Resumes?Resume: after charging mid-clean, it goes back to where it stopped instead of starting over or staying docked. | Recharges and picks up where it stopped source |
| Floor maps | Keeps 3 floor maps source |
| Warranty | 1 year source |
Upkeep?What the parts its maker says to replace cost in a year, at the maker's own part prices. | about $125 a year: side brush $15.99 for 2 source, every 3 months source; mop cloth $16.99 for 2 source, every 3 months source; washable filter $19.79 for 2 source, every 2 months source |
| Price | The maker's page doesn't say |
| Stock | Out of stock: the store reads “Roborock store page gone; Amazon says currently unavailable”, checked Oct 27 |
Read on its maker's US pages; the product page.
Owners not read yet.
No CPSC recall of a Roborock vacuum or of this model. Checked October 27, 2026.?
The CPSC is the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that announces product recalls.
From its scores and specs Its mop pad neither lifts nor comes off.
Measure under your sofa and bed: most leave 8 cm to 10 cm. A taller robot never cleans there.
Check the highest one; most are under 20 mm. A robot that climbs less stays out of that room.
A mop that cannot lift wets rugs unless the robot steers round them: check the model. A lifting mop must clear the carpet.
Get a dock that empties the bin and a brush made against tangles. Socks and cords trap robots: read the obstacle score.
Brushes, filters and pads wear out on a schedule. The maintenance planner builds a calendar for each brand.
Race robot vacuums through the same 3D home. Maker specs set where each can reach; reviewers' results set how much it cleans. Times and percentages are simulated.
A game-like way to compare robot vacuums before you buy one. Every robot covers the same drawn home by the same rules: its maker's specs decide what it can reach (under the sofa, over the bathroom threshold, how long its battery lasts) and what reviewers measured decides how much dust, hair and stains it picks up. An unstated height or climb is assumed to fit and marked unverified: check before buying. It covers 53 robots and 621 reviewer results, 471 of them with the review's own date.
Times and percentages are simulated, and floor reached, dust, hair and stains are separate outcomes. One floor tile is 25 cm; the robot is 35 cm across and never passes closer to a wall or a leg than its body allows, and sofas, beds, tables and armchairs stand on legs it steers or bumps around. The robot and dock are generic drawings, not the model's hardware. New mess scatters a fresh layout of dust, socks, cords and stains and starts the run over; Use my home builds your own rooms, floors, rugs, pets and gaps. Use it to see how two robots differ in the same home, then open a robot's profile under Find your robot for the specs and the reviews behind each score.
Each score is Nameryn's own, 1 to 10: the rounded average of what each named reviewer measured for that stat. A lab's percentage or count is scored against that lab's own average on the same test: the average result scores 5.5, a perfect one 10 and nothing 0, so an average robot lands in the middle (Vacuum Wars carpet 80.7% (160 robots); Vacuum Wars pet hair 79.4% (128 robots); TechGearLab pet hair 54.2% (23 robots); Vacuum Wars obstacles 17 of 24; Vacuum Chef obstacles 66%). Any other percentage counts as tenths (80% is 8), a star or point score is scaled to 10, and a reviewer who gives only a verdict counts by its word on a fixed ladder: outstanding, excellent, fantastic, superb 9; great, very good 8; good, solid 7; decent, reasonable, fine 6; adequate, okay, average, mixed 5; mediocre, disappointing 4; poor, weak 3; bad 2; terrible 1.
Open a robot's Details to see dated reviews, maker information, recalls and repeated owner complaints.
Each reviewer is marked by how it tests: lab publishes measured numbers from repeatable tests, hands-on is an editor using the robot at home, and a video tester counts only when the video shows a measured result. Recalls come from the US Consumer Product Safety Commission's recall data; an owner report needs three separate owners, each in their own public thread, and Amazon reviews never count.
Specs and prices come from each maker's US product, support and spec pages, linked in each robot's profile; Amazon listings were read on amazon.com.
No robot leads on everything, and several are still thin on reviews. On the results we could read, these score highest on each stat:
A lead resting on one reviewer is weaker than one resting on three. Race your shortlist in the simulator above, in the home closest to yours.
No. It is an illustration, not a measurement. Floor reached, dust, hair and stains are separate simulated outcomes from simplified rules. Reviewer scores decide the pickup, and maker specs decide what it can enter. A missing spec is unverified, not a confirmed limit.
From reviewers who tested each robot themselves, such as RTINGS, Vacuum Wars, TechRadar and Tom's Guide. Each reviewer's result becomes a number from 1 to 10, a lab's measured result counted against that lab's own average, and Nameryn's score is their rounded average. Each robot's profile under Find your robot names every reviewer and its date.
It counts as an average robot, 5.5 out of 10, and the result names it under the table, so those rows are less certain.
The mess layout number fixes where the socks, cords and stains go and every choice the robot makes, so two people with the same number see the same run. Change the number for a new layout.
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