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How to Choose the Best Robot Vacuum Cleaner
A robot vacuum will save you lots of time and effort when it comes to regular touch-ups. The best ones are adept at picking up dust light debris, cords and dust.
The more expensive models even clean your floors--though they still can't climb stairs. Choose models that have smart mapping, real-time hazard avoidance, and spacious self-emptying bins.
Best Overall
The top robots we've tested that we tested are efficient, easy to use, and able to cope with the everyday messes. You'll also need a robot capable of handling stairs and that has decent ability to pick up carpets. And, if you're looking to add more features, you might be interested in a robot equipped with smart mapping technology or an application that allows you to control the robot remotely.
Camryn Rabideau is a contributing reviewer and writer for shopping at PEOPLE who has tested dozens of robotic vacuum cleaner vacuums. She's a huge fan of robotic vacuum cleaners vacuums that offer the greatest convenience, including self-emptying dustbins and charging docks that automatically empty and refill water tanks for mopping robots. She's also a fan of robots that recognize landmarks like furniture legs and power cords, so they don't get tripped up when climbing steps.
This Black and Decker robot has a lower score on navigation and less object-avoidance tech than the most popular models. However, it does have an enormous dust bin that doesn't need frequent emptying, and has a long battery life. It also comes with a feature which allows you to schedule cleaning sessions and then return to where it was last. This makes it easier for you to clean larger spaces. This model is a great choice for pet owners, since it is able to avoid the tangles of fur and food particles.
In our tests, we observed that the Roborock S8 Pro Ultra combined a LIDAR (light) sensor that can map rooms and detect obstacles using a structured-light sensor that can identify objects as well as detect edges. The combination lets it avoid stairs, droplets of liquid, and furniture legs easily and save up to four floor maps to be used in the future for references. It is able to pause and resume cleaning at any time, so that you can continue with your chores while it does. The app includes an interactive 3D model of your home with room labels as well as advanced cleaning options.
Although this model isn't able to clean as well as our top-rated models, it is superior in picking up fine debris such as baking soda and sand as well as larger items like orzo pasta and metal screws. The only drawback is that it's not able to mop, and has a less effective navigation system.
The best option for Carpet
If you have carpeting, choose one that scores high for carpet and rug maneuverability and pickup. A lot of models are adept at picking up dust in low-pile carpets, and some do a decently job of sweeping up heavier debris, such as orzo pasta and metal screws. However, they aren't able to pick up fine particles as well as an upright or canister vacuum and can miss ground-in dirt close to thresholds and baseboards.
The best choice for most carpeted areas is a 2-in-1 robot vacuum/mop, which allows you to swap between the cleaning bin as well as mopping pad that is damp. The Roborock Q Revo is a 2-in-1 robot vacuum/mop that can clean and mop at the same time with circular pads that spin at 200 rpm. It detects and raises the pads when it is in contact with carpet to avoid wetting the floor, and you don't have to take them off or replace them after each use. The Q Revo is also more efficient than other robot vacuums/mops when it comes to avoiding obstacles and being close to carpets and thresholds.
Another good option is the iRobot Roomba Combo i5, which did exceptionally well in our tests and can be scheduled via the app to clean when you're away from home. It can also be set to mop only, and we liked its impressive navigation on both carpets and floors, as well as its ability to get over and up onto furniture. The Combo i5 has a long runtime and excellent path planning for a device of this size.
If you're looking for a more modern model, you can look at the Shark AI Ultra 2-in-1 Self-Empty Robot Vacuum & Mop. It has a large dock that can last for weeks without having to be empty. It also features impressive navigation and auto-emptying capabilities on carpets and floors with no floor. It's also got an intelligent mapping system that can be programmed to operate at certain times of the day (a handy feature for keeping mischievous kids and dextrous pets from causing chaos). The Shark is less powerful than other mop/robot combination models however it still manages to pick up pet hair and hair very well. It's also the highest price of our top picks.
Best for Hard Flooring
Robot vacuums are the ideal pick for hardwood floors because they are able to navigate around obstacles without damaging surfaces that are not bare. They are excellent at of picking up dust and crumbs, however they aren't able to handle pet hair and other larger particles. They also lack the suction power of a top-of-the-line upright or canister vacuum, meaning they're not the best option for rooms with carpets or upholstery that needs deep cleaning.
The best two-in-1 robots combine mopping and vacuum, taking care of the entire chore in one go. If you have flooring that is mixed you should look for a model equipped with an onboard sensor that detects changes in floor texture and adjusts suction accordingly. The ECOVACS DEEBOT T9+, for instance, has this feature and can move effortlessly from hard to soft carpeting.
If your home is composed of hardwood floors, think about an automated vacuum and mop combination like the eufy S1 Pro. This model uses a powerful robot vacuum with smart navigation to clean hardwood floors and other hard surfaces, plus it has the ability to mop as well. Its sensors assist it in avoiding stairs and other hazards so you don't have to worry about the robot falling down the stairs and damaging your hardwood.
The eufy S1 Pro mop is designed to clean hardwood floors using downward pressure, rather than simply swab them to get rid of dirt and dust. Its reusable mop pads reduce the amount of waste and make it less likely to spread germs, and can be cleaned at the docking station, saving you time. The mop pads are also able to be washed, dried and used again.
Both the robovac and the mop are both controlled by your smartphone to make it easier to manage the device. For instance, you can make use of the app to designate a no-go zone where the vacuum can't go, label separate rooms, or schedule cleaning times for specific areas. The eufy S1 Pro has an auto-emptying port that collects the debris via trapdoors and then puts it in a bag-less or disposable bin. This means you don't need to empty the bin manually as often as with other models.
Ideal for small Spaces
These robots are designed to work in small spaces. They have smaller bins that can hold less debris, and they're more efficient than the larger models when it comes to maneuvering tight corners. They can also be placed under furniture where larger robots have difficulty reaching. They tend to be cheaper than the higher-end models however, you'll need to empty them manually from their dirt compartments at the end of each cleaning session.
A couple of years ago, robotic vacuums underwent a major transformation as manufacturers began adding sensors to help navigate around and avoid household objects that their traditional sensors would become stuck on or over. These advances have reduced the number of times our testers had to clean up after a robotic floor scrubber snag whether it was a power cord, a toy or pet waste.
The new sensors haven't eliminated all issues with these devices however. The most affordable models struggle with the same challenges that the older ones faced and, in addition, they require a certain amount illumination to be able see where they're headed. If you reside in a dark area or have a lot of furniture with low-profiles, consider buying a model that utilizes top-mounted spinning LIDAR units to map your area, like our top overall and runner-up picks do. This lets them work in darkness and avoid obstacles such as stairs.
In addition being capable of working in the dark they can also be configured to use their cliff sensors only when they're near or on the floor, not above them. It is essential to cover mirrors to prevent this from happening. The laser used by the LIDAR-based models can bounce off reflective surfaces, which makes the robot think it's in a different space.
Some of the models we recommend let you set up virtual no-go zones in areas where you do not want the robot go, which can be useful if you have small pets or children. These features aren't on all models we test. Check out our complete reviews before deciding.
A robot vacuum will save you lots of time and effort when it comes to regular touch-ups. The best ones are adept at picking up dust light debris, cords and dust.The more expensive models even clean your floors--though they still can't climb stairs. Choose models that have smart mapping, real-time hazard avoidance, and spacious self-emptying bins.
Best Overall
The top robots we've tested that we tested are efficient, easy to use, and able to cope with the everyday messes. You'll also need a robot capable of handling stairs and that has decent ability to pick up carpets. And, if you're looking to add more features, you might be interested in a robot equipped with smart mapping technology or an application that allows you to control the robot remotely.
Camryn Rabideau is a contributing reviewer and writer for shopping at PEOPLE who has tested dozens of robotic vacuum cleaner vacuums. She's a huge fan of robotic vacuum cleaners vacuums that offer the greatest convenience, including self-emptying dustbins and charging docks that automatically empty and refill water tanks for mopping robots. She's also a fan of robots that recognize landmarks like furniture legs and power cords, so they don't get tripped up when climbing steps.
This Black and Decker robot has a lower score on navigation and less object-avoidance tech than the most popular models. However, it does have an enormous dust bin that doesn't need frequent emptying, and has a long battery life. It also comes with a feature which allows you to schedule cleaning sessions and then return to where it was last. This makes it easier for you to clean larger spaces. This model is a great choice for pet owners, since it is able to avoid the tangles of fur and food particles.
In our tests, we observed that the Roborock S8 Pro Ultra combined a LIDAR (light) sensor that can map rooms and detect obstacles using a structured-light sensor that can identify objects as well as detect edges. The combination lets it avoid stairs, droplets of liquid, and furniture legs easily and save up to four floor maps to be used in the future for references. It is able to pause and resume cleaning at any time, so that you can continue with your chores while it does. The app includes an interactive 3D model of your home with room labels as well as advanced cleaning options.
Although this model isn't able to clean as well as our top-rated models, it is superior in picking up fine debris such as baking soda and sand as well as larger items like orzo pasta and metal screws. The only drawback is that it's not able to mop, and has a less effective navigation system.
The best option for Carpet
If you have carpeting, choose one that scores high for carpet and rug maneuverability and pickup. A lot of models are adept at picking up dust in low-pile carpets, and some do a decently job of sweeping up heavier debris, such as orzo pasta and metal screws. However, they aren't able to pick up fine particles as well as an upright or canister vacuum and can miss ground-in dirt close to thresholds and baseboards.
The best choice for most carpeted areas is a 2-in-1 robot vacuum/mop, which allows you to swap between the cleaning bin as well as mopping pad that is damp. The Roborock Q Revo is a 2-in-1 robot vacuum/mop that can clean and mop at the same time with circular pads that spin at 200 rpm. It detects and raises the pads when it is in contact with carpet to avoid wetting the floor, and you don't have to take them off or replace them after each use. The Q Revo is also more efficient than other robot vacuums/mops when it comes to avoiding obstacles and being close to carpets and thresholds.
Another good option is the iRobot Roomba Combo i5, which did exceptionally well in our tests and can be scheduled via the app to clean when you're away from home. It can also be set to mop only, and we liked its impressive navigation on both carpets and floors, as well as its ability to get over and up onto furniture. The Combo i5 has a long runtime and excellent path planning for a device of this size.
If you're looking for a more modern model, you can look at the Shark AI Ultra 2-in-1 Self-Empty Robot Vacuum & Mop. It has a large dock that can last for weeks without having to be empty. It also features impressive navigation and auto-emptying capabilities on carpets and floors with no floor. It's also got an intelligent mapping system that can be programmed to operate at certain times of the day (a handy feature for keeping mischievous kids and dextrous pets from causing chaos). The Shark is less powerful than other mop/robot combination models however it still manages to pick up pet hair and hair very well. It's also the highest price of our top picks.
Best for Hard Flooring
Robot vacuums are the ideal pick for hardwood floors because they are able to navigate around obstacles without damaging surfaces that are not bare. They are excellent at of picking up dust and crumbs, however they aren't able to handle pet hair and other larger particles. They also lack the suction power of a top-of-the-line upright or canister vacuum, meaning they're not the best option for rooms with carpets or upholstery that needs deep cleaning.
The best two-in-1 robots combine mopping and vacuum, taking care of the entire chore in one go. If you have flooring that is mixed you should look for a model equipped with an onboard sensor that detects changes in floor texture and adjusts suction accordingly. The ECOVACS DEEBOT T9+, for instance, has this feature and can move effortlessly from hard to soft carpeting.
If your home is composed of hardwood floors, think about an automated vacuum and mop combination like the eufy S1 Pro. This model uses a powerful robot vacuum with smart navigation to clean hardwood floors and other hard surfaces, plus it has the ability to mop as well. Its sensors assist it in avoiding stairs and other hazards so you don't have to worry about the robot falling down the stairs and damaging your hardwood.
The eufy S1 Pro mop is designed to clean hardwood floors using downward pressure, rather than simply swab them to get rid of dirt and dust. Its reusable mop pads reduce the amount of waste and make it less likely to spread germs, and can be cleaned at the docking station, saving you time. The mop pads are also able to be washed, dried and used again.
Both the robovac and the mop are both controlled by your smartphone to make it easier to manage the device. For instance, you can make use of the app to designate a no-go zone where the vacuum can't go, label separate rooms, or schedule cleaning times for specific areas. The eufy S1 Pro has an auto-emptying port that collects the debris via trapdoors and then puts it in a bag-less or disposable bin. This means you don't need to empty the bin manually as often as with other models.
Ideal for small Spaces
These robots are designed to work in small spaces. They have smaller bins that can hold less debris, and they're more efficient than the larger models when it comes to maneuvering tight corners. They can also be placed under furniture where larger robots have difficulty reaching. They tend to be cheaper than the higher-end models however, you'll need to empty them manually from their dirt compartments at the end of each cleaning session.
A couple of years ago, robotic vacuums underwent a major transformation as manufacturers began adding sensors to help navigate around and avoid household objects that their traditional sensors would become stuck on or over. These advances have reduced the number of times our testers had to clean up after a robotic floor scrubber snag whether it was a power cord, a toy or pet waste.
The new sensors haven't eliminated all issues with these devices however. The most affordable models struggle with the same challenges that the older ones faced and, in addition, they require a certain amount illumination to be able see where they're headed. If you reside in a dark area or have a lot of furniture with low-profiles, consider buying a model that utilizes top-mounted spinning LIDAR units to map your area, like our top overall and runner-up picks do. This lets them work in darkness and avoid obstacles such as stairs.
In addition being capable of working in the dark they can also be configured to use their cliff sensors only when they're near or on the floor, not above them. It is essential to cover mirrors to prevent this from happening. The laser used by the LIDAR-based models can bounce off reflective surfaces, which makes the robot think it's in a different space.
Some of the models we recommend let you set up virtual no-go zones in areas where you do not want the robot go, which can be useful if you have small pets or children. These features aren't on all models we test. Check out our complete reviews before deciding.
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