Editor&#;s Note: Since our initial round of testing, the iRobot Roomba j7+ &#; our former pick for best robot vacuum &#; has been nudged out of the top spot. After a new round of testing, the Roborock Q5 Max+ Robot Vacuum emerges as our new best robot vacuum.
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The best robot vacuums can make your life easier by skillfully and thoroughly cleaning the floors in your home with little to no effort from you. Some are masters of artificial intelligence (AI) obstacle avoidance &#; smart enough to detect and steer clear of obstacles while vacuuming dirt and debris. Other robot vacuums are particularly adept at sucking up loads of pet hair, keeping your home free of fur and hairballs.
Some robots combine vacuuming with mopping thanks to their built-in water tanks. (But for this review, we&#;ve focused on vacuum-only models.)
We&#;ve spent years reviewing robot vacuums of all types, from the original Roomba models to some of today&#;s most advanced machines. With another round of testing complete, we&#;ve reassessed which robot vacuums we feel are truly the &#;best&#; at navigating a living space, picking up dirt and simplifying your home cleaning routine. Below are four of the best robot vacuums we&#;ve ever tested that not only meet those expectations but are worth investing in.
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AmazonThe Eufy BoostIQ RoboVac 11s Max may not be a smart vacuum, but its brute force approach covered our test area almost as well as the connected robots we tested. Plus we liked how quiet the Eufy is and how it&#;s slim enough to reach under most furniture, doing a great job cleaning.
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AmazonA self-emptying robot vacuum, the Shark IQ XL cleaned and performed almost as well in our testing as the $900 iRobot Roomba j9+ model. If you want self-emptying convenience, then this Shark provides it for a lot less strain on your wallet.
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If you want the convenience of a self-emptying vacuum but want to save a couple of hundred dollars over an iRobot or Samsung, then the Shark IQ XL robot vacuum cleans and performs almost as well for a lot less.
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We recently named Roborock&#;s S8 Max V Ultra our top pick in our best robot mops tested roundup, so we had high expectations when testing Roborock&#;s non-mopping model, the Q5 Max+ Robot Vacuum -&#; and it didn&#;t disappoint.
The Roborock Q5 Max+ Robot Vacuum has powerful cleaning performance (5,500 Pa suction), an intuitive app that is easy to use, improved mapping and an automatic, dust-emptying charging base. With a $600 price tag, we think it&#;s the best robot vacuum available.
Roborock ramped up the cleaning efficiency in the Q5 Max+ Robot Vacuum in several ways, bringing it more on par with the cleaning ability of the iRobot Roomba j9+ robot vacuum we&#;ve also tested. The Roborock Q5 Max+ model now has a second roller brush (its predecessor, the Q5+, had only one brush), which helps pull dirt and debris from carpeting and hard floors.
The Roborock Q5 Max+ Robot Vacuum has a self-emptying, 2.5L dust bag that holds up to seven weeks&#; worth of debris while filtering allergens in the home. It also now has a whopping 240 minutes of runtime, and it was able to clean our 1,500-square-foot test home in one run.
Roborock&#;s thoughtful app makes the cleaning experience intuitive and smooth. Its faster mapping ability (it took less than 15 minutes to map the whole home) was accurate and reliable. Once our rooms were fine-tuned and named, the app offered smart suggestions for no-go zones that might cause the robot to get tripped up or stuck. Unlike the Shark Detect Pro we tested, the Roborock Q5 Max+ offers more advanced customization options such as scheduled cleaning for individual rooms and custom suction power for each room.
If you have more than one floor in your home, the app allows for multi-floor mapping. Of course, you&#;ll need to carry the robot up and down the stairs; it has smart sensors that keep it away from steps on its own.
The option to turn off self-empty mode or set DND (do not disturb) times to avoid hearing the loud sound it makes when it empties the dustbin is a bonus, something the iRobot Roomba j9+ doesn&#;t offer. (I mean, nothing like having a huge whooshing sound like a plane taking off wake your family members or interrupt a work call, am I right?)
However, the Roborock Q5 Max+ Robot Vacuum isn&#;t perfect; it can&#;t compete with the iRobot Roomba j9+&#;s navigation and obstacle avoidance capabilities. The forward-facing camera on the $900 iRobot Roomba j9+ helps it recognize obstacles as it moves around the house, steering clear of things like power cables, cats and, most importantly, pet poop. While the more premium Roborock S8 Max V Ultra uses artificial intelligence (AI) avoidance, the Roborock Q5 Max+ Robot Vacuum has no camera and instead uses LiDAR laser navigation to make its way through the home. It worked well in our testing, avoiding most, but not all, the obstacles we placed in its way.
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If you don&#;t want smart features like mapping, don&#;t need a self-emptying dustbin and don&#;t mind picking up before you start the vacuum, the Eufy 11S is the budget robot vacuum we recommend. It&#;s a basic and affordable vacuum with a slim profile, good suction and quiet operation, and should work well for anyone who wants to maintain their floors in between manual vacuuming.
The Eufy does a superb job picking up dirt, excelling on hardwood floors, tile and low-pile carpets. It filled its dustbin with pet hair and cat litter, though it wasn&#;t able to get up all the litter on a higher-pile carpet.
What sets the Eufy 11S above the budget competition is the ability to change the power level while the unit is cleaning. It offers Standard, Boost IQ and Max. This is the only unit we tested that lets you change the power and suction level while the vacuum is operating. The more expensive Shark IQ XL and the Ecovacs Deebot N79S can only be changed with the remote when the unit is stopped. I appreciated this feature as I was able to turn on Boost IQ and then Max when the vacuum got close to the living room, which has a medium-pile carpet. It performed admirably climbing up onto the carpet to clean, though it did get stuck several times on the base of my barstools and had to be rescued.
Unlike our overall pick, the Eufy 11S doesn&#;t have any smart mapping features, so you can&#;t create a map or direct it with Alexa or Google &#; it&#;s a classic &#;bump bot&#; and finds its way by random or bounce navigation, running in a straight line until it bangs into an obstacle like a table or chair leg. This ends up in surprisingly good overall coverage, but you may find that some areas that trap the robot (under a table, for instance) get lots of attention, and more open areas (like the middle of the living room) just get one quick pass.
It took a few hours for the vacuum to fully clean my entire home, which is about 1,500 square feet, and watching as it maneuvered in and out of my office several times for varying lengths of time made me a little frazzled, but to get smart linear navigation, you&#;ll need to spend at least $200 more.
Luckily the Eufy has a recharge and resume feature, so if it runs low on battery, it makes its way back to the base to recharge itself and when ready resumes the cleaning job. In our testing this worked well, except for the fact that it resumed right in the middle of a dinner with friends, but it was easy enough to stop the cleaning run by pressing the button on the vacuum.
The Eufy is smart enough to keep itself from getting into trouble &#; in our testing, it had no trouble detecting stairs with a combination of infrared sensors and anti-drop sensors. And at just 2.8 inches tall, the Eufy 11S is almost a full inch shorter than the slightly more expensive Roborock S4, allowing it to get under more furniture like console tables and kids&#; beds.
The dustbin on the 11S needs to be emptied manually, like others in this price range. It&#;s easy to open and empty, even easier than the higher-end Shark IQ XL. Since there&#;s no indicator to show when the bin is full, we recommend emptying it each time it returns to the base to recharge. This ensures the bin won&#;t fill up mid-cleaning run. You&#;ll also get the satisfaction of seeing how much dirt and pet hair the vacuum picks up that you might not otherwise be able to reach.
The included remote lets you create a schedule for the vacuum; however, you can only set a single daily schedule. Otherwise, you can either press the button on the machine itself to start a cleaning job or use the remote, which comes with a handy guide to the button symbols on the back. There are five different cleaning modes to choose from: Auto sends the vacuum from room to room, Spot cleans a specific area and Edge will send the vacuum hugging the walls of your house for perimeter cleaning. You can also choose a single room or pilot the robot with the directional arrows on the remote.
If you live in a home without high-pile carpets and find yourself constantly vacuuming up pet hair or dirt, and don&#;t need the ability to map your home and create virtual walls or no-go zones, the Eufy 11S is a top choice.
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If your main struggle is keeping up with pet hair and small pieces of debris like cat litter, you don&#;t need to spend hundreds of dollars to get a well-performing robot vacuum. In our testing, the iLife V3S Pro did the best job on cat hair and cat litter on my hardwood floors.
The V3S Pro uses a small suction opening to scoop up debris, much like a regular vacuum, instead of the spinning roller brush on the bottom used by most robots. While the suction isn&#;t the strongest I&#;ve seen on devices in this price range, it avoids having hair and carpet threads build up and get stuck in a brush, and therefore helps it pick up more hair and dirt. Two side brushes with three bristles each push hair and dirt into the robot&#;s path, and do a great job.
Like the Eufy 11s, this vacuum uses random, or bump and run navigation, so while it does take time to clean the house, it covers every room. Again like the Eufy, it returns to the charging base if it runs out of battery before the house is finished and then resumes the job once fully charged. Infrared sensors keep it off the stairs, though like other bump bots, it can&#;t avoid obstacles like lamp cords.
The iLife V3S Pro was able to transition easily from a rug to a floor and back up onto the rug without any problem. Because of its low 11.8-inch-by-3-inch profile, it also fits under a dresser that the Shark IQ and iRobot j7+ couldn&#;t get under.
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Though it doesn&#;t alert you when the bin is full, it&#;s easy to access the dustbin from the top of the unit, right under the cover (most other vacuums have it located on the side).
As with other inexpensive robots, you can only set a single daily schedule; the V3S Pro also offers three cleaning modes &#; whole floor, spot and edge &#; accessible from the included remote.
If you&#;re a pet parent who needs help keeping hardwood, tile or low-pile carpeting fur-free, the iLife V3S Pro is the right vacuum for you. If getting pet hair out of high-pile carpeting is a priority, you should step up to the iRobot 694, which has two brush rollers that work great on higher-pile carpets, but that will cost you about $100 more and the iLife does a better job overall.
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If you like the idea of a self-emptying robot vacuum but not the high price tag of the iRobot Roomba j7+, then we recommend the Shark IQ XL. It has smart features such as linear navigation, in-app mapping, scheduling and voice control. You can&#;t schedule specific rooms to be cleaned with the Shark IQ XL, nor can the robot automatically adjust power levels to deal with different types of flooring like the Roomba j7+, but you get a lot of functionality and effective cleaning for a cheaper price.
Like other self-emptying robot vacuums, the Shark IQ XL returns to the base and empties its contents. The Shark, however, is the only vacuum we tested that features a bagless self-emptying base. To empty it, you simply detach the bin and empty it manually over the trash. This can get messy as dust flies around, but you save money buying replacement bags.
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The base itself stands about 15 inches tall and has a window so you can see how full it is. Shark says it will hold about a month&#;s worth of cleaning.
Another feature that stands out on the Shark IQ XL is Evacuate and Resume, which is designed for homes with lots of pet hair. Instead of waiting for the vacuum to run out of battery life and return to the base, where it will empty its onboard dustbin, in this mode it will return and empty the dustbin after 30 minutes of cleaning, so the robot itself doesn&#;t fill up with pet hair. Once it empties itself, it picks up where it left off.
The Shark IQ XL navigates efficiently in a linear fashion and easily gets over and around furniture. It&#;s the only vacuum out of the 11 we tested that was able to get up and over the base of barstools without getting stuck.
It can get just as loud as the iRobot when cleaning, especially on Max mode, but in our testing, it did a good job on pet hair and cat litter.
If you want a self-emptying robot vacuum with smart features and don&#;t mind emptying the dirt bin yourself, this is a step up from the Shark Ion and Ecovacs Deebot N79S. While it lacks some of the smarts of the more expensive iRobot Roomba j7+, you might find it to be just the right mix of smarts and convenience.
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After researching which robot vacuums to test, we chose 12 models with various features and prices. (For this roundup, we looked at vacuum-only models; if you&#;re interested in combination robots that can vacuum and mop, read our best robot mops guide instead.)
Our test house was an approximately 1,500-square-foot home with two cats, kitchen tile, hardwood floors, low-pile rugs and high-pile carpet. We sent each robot vacuum on multiple runs over our floors covered with everyday dirt and debris, followed up with multiple runs to see how well they picked up cat litter and pet hair. We assessed all the models on the following criteria:
If you&#;re pressed for time or have a pet who sheds, a good robot vacuum is a worthwhile investment. They&#;re particularly great for pet owners, since even if you depend on a traditional vacuum cleaner, a basic robot vacuum can stay on top of the hair, dander and litter daily, making your chores a little easier once you get around to deep cleaning.
However, as independent as they can be, a robot vacuum does require some amount of time and input from you. The newer models require you to set up a map and define the zones of your house you&#;ll want them to clean or stay away from, and even the best robot vacuum can get stuck and need human intervention.
Robot vacuums won&#;t completely replace an upright vacuum, canister vacuum or cordless stick vacuum with cleaning attachments. Even the most advanced models can&#;t get into every crevice and hard-to-reach space, and they can&#;t vacuum upholstery, drapes, closets, drawers and kitchen cabinets.
They can, however, get under beds, dressers and couches and reach some places the uprights can&#;t go, making them a solid investment that can stay ahead of dust and dirt build-up. How much of an investment depends on how much you want it to do. Newer and more expensive models have better navigation capabilities and use artificial intelligence (AI) to avoid commonly left-out items like cords and running shoes.
While older models aren&#;t great at taking care of household accidents, the latest models have features such as spot cleaning and the ability to clean up small liquid messes. There are even premium robots that identify and avoid pet poop, keeping an accident from getting way worse.
For cleaning up larger liquid spills or mopping the kitchen floor, consider a robot vacuum/robot mop hybrid model. These relatively new robots add a mopping component to the arsenal of floor-cleaning tools; they are worth the higher price tag if you live in a home with lots of hardwood or tile floors. You can get a (relatively) affordable one like the Bissell SpinWave 2-in-1 Robotic Mop and Vacuum, our pick for the best affordable robot mop, for less than $200 on sale. Or you can invest $1,800 in the top-of-the-line Roborock S8 Max V Ultra Robot Mop and Vacuum, which is our top pick for the best robot mop. This Roborock robot mop model comes as close to autonomous cleaning as we&#;ve seen; not only does it empty its dustbin and fill its own water tank, but the charging dock also cleans and dries the mop pad.
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Consider the layout of your home and whether you have mostly hardwood floors or deep-pile carpeting. If you live in a Victorian-style home or have medium- to high-pile carpeting, then a robot vacuum will likely require a lot of input from you. However, if you live in a more modern, open-flow style of home with tile or hardwood floors, then a robot vacuum is a great option. You&#;ll also want to ask yourself how much time you want to devote to prepping the house before you vacuum.
If you don&#;t mind picking up toys and lamp cords and anything else that might get in the way or get snarled in the roller brush, then you can get one of the more affordable robot vacuums. These robots &#; such as our most affordable robot vacuum recommendation, the Eufy BoostIQ RoboVac 11s Max &#; typically run in a random &#;bump and run&#; fashion, and don&#;t have any smart mapping features. As a result, they&#;ll run for a long period to clean the whole house instead of progressing intelligently from room to room.
If you&#;re not willing to devote the time to prepping the house, opt for a robot that uses AI obstacle avoidance that is smart enough to detect and steer clear of obstacles. Spending the time during the initial setup, mapping your home and creating in-app &#;no-go zones&#; will save you the hassle of decluttering each time you run the vacuum.
You&#;ll pay more money for these models but you get the capability of setting schedules, designating specific rooms to be cleaned and using smart home voice assistants like Alexa and Google Assistant to control your vacuum. How are you with touching dirt and pet hair clumps? If you don&#;t mind emptying the dustbin after every cleaning run, a standard robot vacuum is best. If you&#;d prefer never to touch the dirt, opt for the self-emptying models that automatically empty themselves into a bag or bin. The bag usually only needs to be changed every 60 days or so.
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The Shark Detect Pro robot vacuum is bagless, so we had to physically carry the dustbin from the charging base to our garbage pail to empty it during testing. While this saves money on buying replacement bags, it also creates a mess and potentially aggravates allergies.
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The Shark Detect Pro robot vacuum is a capable vacuum with an auto-empty dustbin that holds up to 60 days of debris, plus washable HEPA filters. It can adjust its suction power for different types of flooring (carpeting, hardwood, etc.), which is something the Shark IQ XL we previously reviewed couldn&#;t do.
&#;DirtDetect&#; technology helps boost the cleaning power of the Shark Detect Pro, sending the robot over dirty messes a few times, hovering in the area before moving on. Two scanning lasers helped it navigate around obstacles and, while the app isn&#;t the most intuitive, it did do a good job creating a map of our test house.
Unfortunately, even with that well-mapped info, we still couldn&#;t schedule individual rooms to be cleaned, only the whole house. This is a convenient feature available in other robot vacuums in this price range, and could be a deal breaker for those who like to schedule specific rooms to be vacuumed while they&#;re out.
We liked the iRobot Roomba j9+ robot vacuum&#;s streamlined self-empty dock, but with the flood of new robot vacuums from competitive brands like Roborock, Ecovacs and Eufy, it makes it harder to justify paying its premium price when the Roborock Q5 Max+, our winning pick for best robot vacuum, is just as capable as the iRobot Roomba j9+ &#; and costs a few hundred dollars less.
That&#;s not to say the iRobot Roomba j9+ isn&#;t a fantastic robot vacuum with features like Dirt Detective, which figures out which rooms are the dirtiest and prioritizes cleaning them first, Carpet Boost to increase the vacuum suction as it goes between floor and carpeting, and the dual rubber brushes which have always wowed us with their ability to pick up dirt, pet hair and kitty litter from carpeting.
The forward-facing camera enables more precise mapping, and it does AI obstacle avoidance of power cables, cats and, most importantly, pet poop, better than the competition. If those matter to you, then it might be worth the extra money. But before you plunk down $900 for a robot vacuum, you might consider spending a bit more to get the top-of-the-line Combo j9+ robot vacuum and mop, which we&#;ve seen on Amazon for under $1,000. Otherwise, save the money and get the $600 Roborock Q5 Max+.
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This was our previous overall pick for best robot vacuum (now bumped out of that spot by the newly tested Roborock Q5 Max+ Robot Vacuum). In our initial round of testing, the iRobot Roomba j7+ was the best robot vacuum you could buy at the time as it had simpler mapping, more cleaning power and smarter features than anything else we had tested up to that point. It&#;s still a good vacuum but iRobot has since released the Roomba j9+.
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During our initial round of testing, the iRobot Roomba j7+ had beat out most of the others we tested in mapping, creating virtual boundaries and detecting and avoiding obstacles. This means it was among the best &#;set it and forget it&#; smart robot vacuums available at the time &#; even able to empty itself. More importantly, it still picks up dust and debris and cat litter from hardwood floors and low-pile carpeting very well.
iRobot uses what it calls Dirt Detect, focusing more cleaning effort when it detects a concentration of dirt. We spilled cat litter on the hardwood floor and the j7+ recognized it as a &#;dirt event.&#; It got to the end of the cat litter spill, reversed itself back to the beginning of the spill area and took another pass at it. It did this several times until all the litter was picked up. Even litter that got scattered by the sweeping motion of the side brush was eventually picked up.
The j7+ leaves behind neat rows of just-vacuumed carpeting, and the powerful suction of the unit was able to pick up cat litter and pet hair in our bedroom carpeting. Its multi-surface rubber brushes on the underside kept the brush from getting tangled with pet hair.
When the j7+ is done cleaning, it returns to the base and empties itself into a bag in the larger dustbin at the back of the base. You need to change that bag every two months or so, but other than that, you likely won&#;t have to interact with it very much at all.
The Eufy RoboVac X8 uses AI to detect and avoid obstacles and builds a virtual map that you can watch in real time, something other vacuums don&#;t do. It took a few tries to get our unit to create the initial map. It also got into a few tangles with power cords and had to be rescued but did a great job scooping up a cat toy that we later found in the dustbin. It&#;s a solid machine, but it&#;s worth upgrading to the self-emptying and superior iRobot Roomba j9+.
With the iRobot Roomba 694 robot vacuum, you can schedule cleaning sessions or use a voice assistant to start one. But even though it&#;s connected, you can&#;t map your home or target areas to be cleaned. We don&#;t think the extra connected features are worth the extra money, so for less money, we found the Eufy 11S to be a better value.
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With features such as in-app mapping, scheduling and no-go zones, the Neato BotVac D8 was a promising robot vacuum during testing, though it didn&#;t end up in our winners&#; circle.
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The Neato BotVac D8&#;s signature D-shape design makes it easier for it to get into corners and edges, plus it was the easiest of all the connected vacuums to set up. However, we couldn&#;t get it to complete the mapping process despite several attempts and a call to customer service. The vacuum uses LiDAR to map and navigate, along with infrared drop sensors to detect stairs. But it kept mistaking the base of our cat condo for stairs and asked to be moved away from it. Though it claims a whopping 180 minutes of runtime, it ran down at 110 minutes and died before it made it back to its base.
The Samsung JetBot+ stands at 21 inches tall and is 9 inches deep. Its base is just so big and noticeable; we much prefer the smaller, less obtrusive base of the iRobot Roomba j7+. The Samsung vacuum has a forward camera and obstacle detection, but our testing found it not to be as precise as the Roomba j7+.
Shark
Mediocre suction capability, random navigation and difficulty finding its base made the Shark Ion RV765 a nonstarter for us.
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While Shark Ion RV765 robot vacuum has some good features, such as voice control and in-app scheduling, it just didn&#;t function half as well as the similarly priced Eufy Boost IQ RoboVac 11s Max in our testing.
Yes, most robot vacuums can get onto and clean low-pile and even high-pile carpeting. Some human intervention might be needed if you own a shag rug, as some models might get stuck on them.
A robot vacuum can run for 60-120 minutes on a single charge, depending on the model you choose, the cleaning setting you choose and the square footage of your space.
Some robot vacuum models can clean up to 4,000 square feet, though most average between 1,000 and 2,000 square feet before returning to their charging dock.
#1
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$1,199.99
The Qrevo Master features spinning mop pads, which distinguish it from the fixed pads on other Roborock series, and its performance in both sweeping and mopping tests was nearly flawless. Its mopping system, with electronically controlled water dispensing and an auto-extending mop, outperformed even the S8 MaxV in several areas. The self-emptying bin not only washes and dries the mop pads but also includes advanced features like self-cleaning and enhanced hair removal mechanisms. Navigation is handled by a top-mounted lidar sensor, and its obstacle avoidance system, powered by a front-mounted camera and 3D structured light sensor, showed remarkable improvement over previous Qrevo options. See full review
The Roborock Qrevo Master is an impressive addition to the Roborock lineup, offering many of the advanced features found in their flagship model, the S8 MaxV, but at a more affordable price point.
#2
$1,499.99
$1,074.98
While it may not perform as well on carpets, the Omni S1 Pro offers excellent value, especially for homes with more hard floors than carpets. See full review
We think that the Eufy S1 Pro Omni is a top-tier robot vacuum mop combo, particularly for hard floor cleaning. Its innovative mopping system, exceptional obstacle avoidance, advanced navigation, and highly efficient UniClean Station make it a standout product.
#3
$999.99
$689.99
Things like its powerful suction, efficient debris pickup, impressive mopping, advanced obstacle avoidance, top-mounted LiDAR navigation, comprehensive app features, and more make it a compelling choice. If you want premium, high-end features for the price of a mid-level product, it&#;s an excellent value. See full review
The Ecovacs Deebot T30s is a solid mid-range robot vacuum with the performance of a flagship model. It offers many features typically found in high-end robot vacuum mop combos.
#4
$1,799.99
It boasts a combination of powerful 10,000 Pa suction, versatile mopping functions with edge-to-edge coverage, and comprehensive obstacle avoidance facilitated by an onboard camera and sensors. This model excels in enhancing user convenience through its auto-empty bin, anti-tangle roller, and carpet boost features, alongside sophisticated water management that includes mop washing with hot water and drying. Its high price point reflects its position as a high-end model designed for those who seek the best in home cleaning technology, delivering unmatched performance and automation. See full review
The Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra is distinguished by its superior capabilities and advanced features, making it a standout model in automated floor care.
#5
$1,499.99
With 11,000Pa suction power and five adjustable levels, it tackles debris across multiple surfaces with ease. The OmniDirt detection and MopExtend RoboSwing technologies enhance cleaning by targeting stubborn messes, even in tight spaces. Equipped with 3D structured light, a camera, and LED lighting, the L40 Ultra navigates and adapts to the home with customizable modes and pet-friendly zones via the Dreamehome App. Its 5,200mAh battery provides up to 194 minutes of operation on a single charge, with eco-friendly scheduling options to optimize energy use. With self-cleaning capabilities, including hot water mop maintenance, the Dreame L40 Ultra offers both convenience and performance.
The Dreame L40 Ultra offers advanced cleaning capabilities designed for thorough, efficient home care. Its innovative SideReach feature extends the side brush to access corners and clean around furniture legs, while the mop system intelligently lifts or removes to protect carpets during transitions between hard floors and rugs.
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It offers impressive features like an advanced auto-empty bin system, new mop features, enhanced suction power, and an industry-leading app. If you&#;re searching for an efficient and versatile cleaning solution, this robot vacuum is certainly a strong contender. See full review
Overall, the Qrevo MaxV stands out in the mid-level robot vacuum market with its exceptional sweeping and mopping capabilities.
#7
$799.99
$639.98
The Eufy X10 Pro has all the major flagship features that you would want from a top-of-the-line automated floor care system. It has one of the best obstacle avoidance systems and one of the best mopping systems out there, all at a significantly lower price than many of its competitors. See full review
We&#;re impressed with the Eufy X10 Pro Omni. It performed well in all of our tests including debris pickup, mopping, and navigation.
#8
$999.00
$619.00
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Struggles with deep carpet cleaning.Advanced mopping technologies like TruEdge Adaptive Edge Mopping ensure precise edge cleaning, and the Auto-lift Mopping System detects carpets to prevent cross-contamination. The device includes ZeroTangle Anti-Tangle Technology to prevent hair entanglement and comes with a compact Mini OMNI Station for auto-emptying and self-cleaning. It offers intelligent navigation with obstacle avoidance and rapid mapping and has a battery life of up to 180 minutes. See full review
The Yeedi M12 Pro+ Robot Vacuum and Mop offers 11,000 Pa of suction power. It features spinning mop pads that perform comparably to premium-level models in evaluations.
#9
$799.99
$519.99
Ideal for budget-conscious consumers, it provides a robust balance of performance and price. Key features include advanced obstacle avoidance, ultrasonic carpet sensing, and LiDAR navigation for precise mapping. Its dock system not only washes, dries, and refills the mop pads but also collects debris and features a detachable base for easy cleaning. Additional perks like multi-level mapping, detailed app controls, and compatibility with third-party voice assistants (Alexa, Siri, and Google Home) make it a versatile and user-friendly cleaning solution. See full review
The Qrevo S by Roborock offers the same comprehensive features as the original Q Revo, enhanced with some additional technological advancements.
#10
$1,399.99
$1,154.99
The X30 Ultra also features robust vacuuming and mopping capabilities, ensuring it can handle a variety of surfaces from carpets to hard floors with ease. Furthermore, the integration of a self-cleaning dock streamlines maintenance, automatically washing, drying, and refilling the mop pads and tanks, readying the vacuum for its next use. This combination of high-tech features makes the Dreame X30 Ultra a powerful ally in maintaining a clean and inviting home environment. See full review
The Dreame X30 Ultra robot vacuum offers an impressive array of features designed for comprehensive home cleaning. It is equipped with advanced navigation technology, allowing for efficient and precise cleaning paths.
#11
$1,899.99
$1,499.99
With its 12,000 Pascals of suction, it easily outperforms its predecessors. The advanced mop system, edge cleaning capabilities, and impressive obstacle avoidance also add to making it a versatile and efficient cleaning tool. Plus, the comprehensive app and new pet-friendly features add convenience and customization to its use. Overall, despite the higher price tag, the Dreame X40 Ultra offers tremendous value and would make an excellent choice for any home. See full review
The Dreame X40 Ultra is a powerhouse among robot vacuums, combining exceptional suction power, advanced mopping capabilities, and innovative features.
#12
$1,599.99
$1,099.99
The RockDock Ultra is equally impressive, taking most maintenance tasks that other robots rely on their owners to perform. See full review
The Roborock S8 Pro Ultra is a feature-rich robot vacuum and mop combo. In our evaluations, it was excellent at debris pickup on all surfaces as well as with its mopping abilities.
#13
$1,399.99
$799.99
The Mop Extend technology is a game-changer, ensuring thorough edge cleaning, while the ability to lift mop pads when transitioning to carpets adds versatility. Additionally, the smart base station automates maintenance tasks, enhancing user convenience. See full review
The Dreame L20 Ultra impressed us with its outstanding vacuuming and mopping performance, making it a top pick in our robot vacuum lineup. Its advanced mopping technology, featuring spinning mop pads that apply downward pressure, effectively tackled stubborn stains, leaving floors spotless.
#14
$999.99
The inclusion of robust obstacle avoidance technology further enhances its appeal, allowing for more precise navigation around home obstacles. Its standout feature, however, is its potent carpet cleaning ability, making it an ideal choice for homes with mixed flooring. See full review
The Roborock S8+ proves itself as the superior option for those looking for an advanced and multifunctional robot vacuum. It excels with its unique VibraRise mopping system that not only cleans but adjusts automatically when transitioning from hard floors to carpets, ensuring a seamless cleaning experience.
#15
$899.99
$529.99
The robot boasts a carpet recognition feature that adjusts suction and avoids mopping carpets. Additionally, it features dual rotary mops that spin at 180 RPM to effectively clean hard floors, and a base station that cleans and dries the mops to prevent odors. Users can customize cleaning tasks from anywhere through an app that allows room segmentation, virtual walls, and voice commands, enhancing convenience and control. See full review
The Dreame L10s Ultra features an advanced auto-empty system that offers up to 60 days of hands-off cleaning. With its AI-driven navigation, it uses an RGB camera and 3D structured light to learn your home's layout, optimize cleaning paths, and adapt strategies based on obstacles and floor types.
#16
$1,599.99
$1,199.99
This model shares many of the same features as the S8 MaxV, including the VibraRise 3.0 mopping system and the upgraded docking station, making it a capable choice for those who may prefer a simpler device without the additional surveillance capabilities. See full review
The Roborock S8 Max Ultra, while slightly less advanced than its MaxV counterpart, still offers robust cleaning capabilities. It lacks the camera feature of the S8 MaxV Ultra but compensates with strong performance, utilizing structured light for obstacle avoidance.
#17
$1,349.99
The ability to automatically wash and dry the mop pads with hot water and air, combined with the LiDAR-based navigation and superior object recognition, makes this robot vacuum a standout choice for maintaining clean floors efficiently. The seamless integration of these features with a user-friendly app adds to its appeal, making it one of the most versatile and capable robot vacuums we've tested. See full review
The Bespoke Jet Bot Combo AI Robot Vacuum and Mop is an advanced cleaning solution that combines powerful suction and intelligent AI-driven features for a seamless and efficient cleaning experience. We appreciate this highly anticipated release for its innovative and comprehensive design, particularly its advanced mopping system and excellent obstacle avoidance capabilities.
#18
$1,399.99
Advanced mopping technologies like EdgeSwing Technology ensure it cleans right up to floor edges. The device includes a Zero Tangling Brush with a unique floating design to prevent hair entanglement. It comes with a maintenance-free docking station that automatically washes, dries, and refills the mops with detergent and water. It offers intelligent navigation with Tri-Laser obstacle avoidance and industry-leading mapping technology. See full review
The Narwal Freo X Ultra Robot Vacuum and Mop offers 8,200 Pa of suction power. It features spinning mop heads that press down with 12N force, performing comparably to premium-level models in evaluations.
#19
$1,099.99
$599.99
Its performance in both vacuuming and mopping is outstanding, and features like the Omni Station, which handles tasks like auto-emptying and mop pad cleaning, make it a truly automated, hassle-free cleaning solution. This level of convenience and efficiency makes the T20 Omni a standout choice in the premium robot vacuum market. See full review
We like the Ecovacs Deebot T20 Omni because it combines every high-end feature you could want in a robot vacuum, from heated mop pad washing and LiDAR navigation to advanced obstacle avoidance and mop pad lifting for carpets.
#20
$819.99
$659.99
Additionally, the model offers robust navigation capabilities, reliably mapping and maneuvering through various home layouts with precision. Its strong performance on both hard floors and carpets, coupled with a straightforward mopping setup, underscores its practicality and ease of use, making the Q8 Max+ an attractive option for a dependable cleaning companion. See full review
The Roborock Q8 Max+ stands out for its exceptional battery life and efficiency, making it a solid choice for larger homes or extended cleaning sessions. Its ability to run up to 240 minutes on a single charge ensures thorough coverage without frequent recharges.
Budget Pick
$399.99
$299.98
It has top-tier features like LiDAR navigation, an auto-empty bin with a built-in hair detangler, and Boost IQ technology, which automatically increases power on carpets for a more effective clean. Overall, the L60 provides exceptional functionality and affordability, offering value that competes with models double or even triple its price. This has earned our top spot for best budget robot vacuums. See full review
The Eufy L60 Robot Vacuum excels in performance and value, making it a great choice for consumers needing a reliable robot vacuum. In our evaluations, the L60 easily handled debris pickup on hard floors and carpets and scored high in our deep clean assessment.
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