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A robot vacuum cleaner on sale vacuum is able to keep the floors clean enough to cut down on the frequency at which you'll need to manually vacuum. Choose a robot vacuum with good navigation, can clean corners and stairs and has a large bin that needs to be emptied periodically.

There are models that can mop and charge on their own which can be important for people with children or pets. The top performers in our tests also offer decent obstacle-avoiding capabilities.

1. iRobot Roomba i3+ EVO

The i3+ EVO and its i3 EVO sibling the i3 EVO, are identical robots, but they differ in that the i3+ has self-emptying features. The i3+ is an excellent option for those who want an entirely automated, hands-free cleaning experience, but are willing to manually empty the dust bin once it gets full.

Both robots excel at picking up surface debris on carpets and hard floors and they're very adept in getting around furniture and other obstacles. iAdapt navigation software makes smart maps of your home that aid the i3+ EVO to navigate and clean in a manner that maximizes efficiency. The i3+ isn't able to feature obstacle avoidance features like the i7+ or other top-rated robots we test. It could be stuck on power cords or socks, and may have trouble navigating between surfaces, such as carpet and hardwood.

iRobot suggests that you clean the area in which the i3+ EVO vacuums before using it. This includes putting away any toys or other items it might come across. You should also keep the filters and dust bin clean to prevent them from getting blocked. If the i3+'s internal bin is empty or the battery is low it returns to the docking station, and it automatically emptys the dirt into the docking station's dust bin. Then it continues cleaning from where it left off. The battery's life span is approximately an hour-and-a-half of continuous use. It takes three hours to fully charge.

2. IRobot Roomba i7+

The iRobot Roomba i7+ is the top model in the iRobot flagship line, and it has the most up-to-date features. It's self-charging and self-navigating. the most important feature of all -- it has self-emptying bins that eliminate one of the main sources of maintenance for any robot vacuum.

The Roomba I7+ can map rooms more efficiently with Imprint Smart Mapping. It also integrates with iRobot Home to schedule cleaning jobs, and you can direct your robot using the app or via voice.

The i7+ is more efficient and more agile in our tests than the eufy RoboVac G30. It also picked up large pet hair pieces from all surfaces including carpeting. Its main advantage over the eufy, though, is its self-emptying dustbin, which eliminates a major cause of maintenance and cuts down on recurring costs.

We were also impressed with the i7+'s compatibility with Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant AI services. We utilized these services to instruct the robot to begin or stop cleaning sessions as well as move around the room, and to vacuum a particular area. The process of connecting the i7+ to these services was easy and easy with the iRobot Home app. Once connected, to give voice commands to the i7+ for example "Hey Alexa vacuum the master bedroom." The iRobot Home app also provides options for managing the i7+'s settings and monitoring its performance.

3. Dyson Cyclone V10

In a world full of cordless vacs that look like minivans or buses, this small Dyson model is an old-fashioned sports car. It is powerful enough to replace a traditional stand-up vacuum in most homes, but also small enough to fit on a coffee table or bookcase.

The V10 is powered by a 7-cell energy-dense Lithium-ion battery that produces power without fading for 60 minutes. The advanced whole-machine filtering system is able to trap allergens and then releases fresh air into your home. The specialized head uses rigid nylon bristles to drive deep into carpets and collect large particles or fine dust. It has three suction modes that can be adjusted to suit the task. It quickly converts from handheld to floor vacuum, and then back to floor.

The model also comes with a dock that charges to 100% in around 3.5 hours and provides easy access to two attachments and an wand clip. This is a major improvement over previous Dysons that require a long charge and are difficult to store.

The V10's main drawback is its limited running time. Its claims on the market that it can last up to 60 minutes of running time are a bit misleading as CR's tests show. This is a common, not exceptional, battery-powered vacuum's run time. This is still enough to clean most of a typical-sized home but not long enough to clean every area (though the second time around usually does the trick). This doesn't mean that this model doesn't have its advantages: It's lighter and mobile than the older cordless Dysons, and its vacuuming efficiency is superior on carpets with a low pile.

4. iRobot Roomba 694"

The 694 is a basic robot vacuum that's a great option for those who don't have lots of money to invest in a robot. It was able to remove all kinds of debris and sizes in our tests and would often go over the same area many times for an efficient clean. Its flat front allows it to reach the corners and edges of walls.

Its navigation system is smart and uses iAdapt to avoid obstacles and navigate around your home, but it isn't equipped with the ability to map that comes with more advanced models like our top picks such as the i3+ EVO and j7+ series. This means that it may get stuck on things like phone cords and furniture that isn't in good condition, and frequently will run out of battery before returning to its base.

The Xiaomi Mi robot vacuum is superior to the Roomba 694 in many ways because it has fewer components that require regular maintenance, is fitted with an allergen-trapping HEPA filter, incurs lower recurring costs, has more advanced automation capabilities and is better at moving itself. It also has a bigger dustbin and is charged faster.

The eufy RoboVac X8 is superior to the Roomba 694 in most purposes, as it has a better battery life, the ability to change its suction power mode manually, comes with physical boundary strips, and can be controlled by your smartphone's voice assistant. It's also more durable, has a stronger motor, and is more effective on floors with low pile and bare.

5. Samsung Jet Bot AI+

Samsung is a household name in home electronics. It's not surprising that they are one of the top makers of robot vacuums and mop. Jet Bot AI+ has an advanced onboard technology that allows to navigate and avoid obstacles.

The app offers a variety of options to customize your robotic cleaner. This includes virtual barriers, mopping levels and behavior customizations docking frequency settings, and much more. It's easy to understand and is user-friendly, which is the case with other Samsung devices.

In our tests during our tests, the Jet Bot AI+ performed well on hard floors, and it cleaned up 86% of dog hair (on carpet). It did not do well in avoiding taller objects like socks or cords. This was disappointing. It's priced higher than other models that we tested, and this could be a deal breaker for some shoppers.

The app allows you to access the onboard camera of the smart vacuum. You can also create live streaming from the robot's cleaning zone. This feature allows you to monitor your pets or kids when you're away from home. The filter and the dust bin can be cleaned for quick, easy cleanup. The Jet Bot AI+ comes with an automatic floor cleaners clean station which helps to keep the bin clean and optimizes suction power.

6. Black & Decker Robot Vacuum

In contrast to other robotic vacuums that are specifically designed for hard floors and carpets, Black and Decker robots are specifically designed for hard floors. They come with a wide cleaning path and a larger dustbin that holds 2X more debris than other models to keep the cleaning robots area clear for maximum runtime. Plus, they include two side sweepers to clean up around edges and in corners. The POWERSERIES Extreme model also includes AutoSense technology, which detects the presence of dirt or debris on the surface and automatically adjusts its power level. The vacuum also has an app that allows you to view an interactive map, control functions, and schedules. Plus, you can monitor the status of the vacuum's battery and send it back to its dock for charging at the touch of a button. The app lets you alter the LED lights on the top of the vacuum to discern where it is focusing or if it's stuck.

The app makes it possible to steer the robot manually in the event of need. My living room rug, for instance, has a darkly-colored border which could cause a problem for other robots. The HRV 425BL, however was able to continue to move across the border, without notifying the high point. And the ability to program a weekly cleaning schedule is a great time-saving convenience.