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A robot vacuum can keep the floors clean enough to cut down on the frequency with which you have to manually vacuum. Pick a robot vacuum that has good navigation, can clean corners and stairs and has large bins that needs to be emptied periodically.
There are models that mop and charge themselves This is an advantage important for families with pets or children. The top performers in our tests also have decent obstacle avoidance.
1. Roomba iRobot i3+ from iRobot EVO
The i3+ EVO is similar to its sibling i3 EVO. They differ only in the fact that the i3+ has self-emptying capabilities. That makes the i3+ a good option for those who want a hands-off, fully automated cleaning experience, but don't mind taking the time to empty their robot vacuum hoover's trash bin as it gets full.
Both robots are adept at picking up surface debris on carpets and hard floors and they are very good at moving around furniture and other obstacles. iAdapt navigation software makes a smart maps of your home to assist the i3+ to navigate and clean efficiently. However, unlike the i7+ or other top-rated robots we tested, the i3+ doesn't have any obstacle-avoidance features which means it can get stuck on things such as socks or power cords and it can have difficulty traversing transitions across surfaces, such as from hardwood to rug.
iRobot recommends you clear out areas in which the i3+ EVO will vacuum prior to when you use it, and include clearing out any clutter or toys it may encounter. You should also keep the dustbin and filters clean to prevent them from getting blocked. If the i3+'s internal bin is empty or the battery is depleted, it returns to the docking station, and it automatically empties the dirt into the station’s external dustbin. Then it continues cleaning where it left off. Battery life is about 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 of the flagship line from iRobot and is equipped with the most recent features. It is self-charging and self-navigating, but the most important feature is its self-emptying bin. This will eliminate the need for regular maintenance.
The Roomba I7+ is able to better map rooms with Imprint Smart Mapping. It also integrates with iRobot Home to schedule cleaning tasks, and it can control your robot via the app or by voice.
The i7+ is quicker and more maneuverable in our tests compared to the eufy RoboVac G30. It also removed large pet hair pieces from all surfaces including carpeting. Its main advantage over the eufy, though it self-empties its dust bin that eliminates a major source of maintenance and lowers recurring costs.
We were also impressed by the i7+'s compatibility Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant AI services. We used these services to instruct the robot on how to begin, stop, or pause cleaning sessions as well as move around the room and to vacuum a particular area. Connecting the i7+ to these services was simple and straightforward through the iRobot Home app. After being connected, to give voice commands to the i7+ for example "Hey Alexa vacuum the master bedroom." The iRobot Home app also provides options to manage the i7+'s settings and monitoring its performance.
3. Dyson Cyclone V10
In a world of vacuums with cords that look like minivans or buses, this tiny Dyson model feels like an automobile. It is powerful enough to replace a stand-up vacuum in the majority of homes, yet it is also small enough to fit on a bookcase or coffee table.
The V10 is powered with seven cells of energy-dense Lithium-ion batteries that produces power that is not fading for 60 minutes. The advanced whole-machine filter system traps allergens, then lets cleaner air into your home. Its specialized head uses stiff nylon bristles that penetrate deep into carpets and pick up large particles or fine dust. It has three different suction modes that can be adjusted to suit the task. It swiftly switches from floor vac to handheld vacuum and back.
The model comes with an attached dock that charges the Dyson to 100 percent within 3.5 hours. It also provides the ability to connect two attachments as well as the handheld. This is a huge improvement over earlier Dysons models, which take a long time to charge and are difficult to store.
The main drawback of the V10 is its short run time. As CR's tests have shown, its marketing claims of up to 60 minutes are a bit misleading. This is a typical battery-powered cordless vacuum's running time. That's still enough run time to clean most of an average-sized house but not long enough to clean every spot (though the second time around usually will suffice). This model has its own advantages, however: it's lighter and more maneuverable than older Dysons cordless models, and its vacuuming ability is noticeably superior on carpets with low pile.
4. iRobot Roomba 694"
The 694 is a standard robot vacuum that's a great option for those who don't have lots of money to invest in a robot. It's capable of sucking up a variety of debris types and sizes during our tests, and frequently goes over the same areas several times to ensure a thorough clean. The flat front of the unit allows it to reach into corners and along the walls' edges and walls, which is a nice addition.
Its intelligent navigation system makes use of iAdapt to stay clear of obstacles and navigate your home, but it lacks the mapping capabilities of more sophisticated models such as our top choices and the i3+ EVO and the j7+ series. It may get stuck on phone cords or furniture and often runs out of power before returning to its base.
The Xiaomi Mi robot is superior in many ways to the Roomba 694 because it has fewer parts that require regular cleaning, is outfitted with an allergen-trapping HEPA filtering system, has a lower costs for recurring expenses and is more sophisticated in its automation capabilities and can better navigate its own. It also has a bigger dustbin, and charges more quickly.
The sleek RoboVac X8 has a superior battery life than the Roomba. It also comes with physical boundaries and can be controlled by your smartphone's voice assistance. It is also more durable, has a stronger motor, and can perform better on floors with low pile and bare.
5. Samsung Jet Bot AI+
Samsung is a household name in the field of home electronics. It's not a surprise, then, that they are one of the top makers of robot vacuums and mop. Their Jet Bot AI+ is equipped with cutting-edge onboard technology for navigation and obstacle avoidance.
The app gives you plenty of options to personalize your robotic floor scrubber cleaner, such as virtual barriers, mopping water levels and behavior customization docking frequency settings and more. It's easy to understand and easy to use, just as is the case with other Samsung devices.
In our tests, the Jet Bot AI+ performed well on hard floors, and it removed 86 percent of dog hair (on carpet). However, it didn't do particularly well in avoiding higher-up objects like cords or socks which was disappointing. It's also more expensive than the other models we've tested, and this could be a deal breaker for some shoppers.
The smart vacuum has an onboard camera that you can access via the app. You can also set up a live streaming from the robot's cleaning station. This feature allows you to check in on pets or kids when you're away from home. The dustbin and the filter can be cleaned to ensure the quick and easy cleaning. The Jet Bot AI+ also comes with a clean station that's self-emptying and helps keep the robot's dustbin clear and maximizes suction power for each cleaning run.
6. Black & Decker Robot Vacuum
Unlike other robotic floor scrubber vacuums, which are designed for both hard floors and carpets, Black and Decker robots are designed specifically for hard floors. The robots come with an extra wide cleaning path and a dustbin that is 2X bigger than the competitors. This lets them clean the area for longer. Plus, they include two side sweepers to clean along edges and in corners. The POWERSERIES model includes AutoSense, which automatically adjusts the power level according to whether it's collecting dirt on the surface or embedded dirt. It also has a smart app that lets you view the virtual map and manage the functions and schedules. You can also check the status of the vacuum and then send it to its dock for charging at the press of a single button. The app also lets you to personalize the lights on top of the vacuum with different colors so you can easily tell the areas where it's focused or where it's got stuck.
The app allows you to manually steer the robot, if necessary. For example my living room rug has a darkly colored border that has a tendency to trip up some of the other robots I've tested. The HRV 425BL however was able to continue to move across the border without registering the cliff. The ability to program a cleaning schedule for each week is a time-saving advantage.