Best Robot Vacuum (2025), Tested and Reviewed
To consider other robot vacuums
We are approaching the Great Robot Vacuum Convener. Whatever price you want to pay, you can get a robot vacuum that will look very similar and have similar features. There are some who did a good job for us too.
ROBOBROCK QREVO CURV for $ 1,300: It was Robrock’s 2024 flagship vacuum and it is still great (reviewer Ryan Vennetta calls it the best robot vacuum he has used so far). This year’s Saros 10R has a slightly lower suction power, but I used it to clean the whole carpet filled with baking powder.
EUFY MACH S1 Pro for $ 1,200: This amazingly beautiful robot vacuum will be the center of your kitchen. The water chamber is visible and the lights are up, and an ozone generator produces up to 99.99 % of the bacteria. It also has the most precise navigation and a self -clearing roller MOP that cleanses itself. However, it has only 8,000 PA suction, which is less than some of our other chills, and at a height of 26.4 inches, the dock is very long and makes the storage slightly difficult.
Irobot Romeba 694 for IR 275: The word Romba robot is synonymous with vacuum, and subsequent versions are of suspicious value, the older and cheap. Even the cheapest people have features such as dirt detection, which is in specific areas spot cleans. The app is also easy and easy to use, and space is calm and powerful.
EUFY X10 Pro for Omni $ 700: Believe it or not, it’s not a bad price with such amazing navigation capabilities for the hybrid robot vacuum MOP (9/10, wired)! (Sale has brought it even less.) However, the aforementioned Yedi is cheap and offers such functionality.
Dream L 40 Ultra for $ 1,500: The Dream Robot Vacuum-Maop Combo debuted in IFA 2024. This Dream is a bit cheaper than the X30 Ultra (7/10, wired review), but cannot do the best trick to remove the MOPPad. The wired reviewer Nina Ferrell found that when it is cheap, it is still not cheap, and she hit things more often than X30. However, it is beautiful and it has enough battery life that has been left after both moping and vacuuming.
Avoid these robots vacuum
Not every vacuum gets in our list. These are the ones I immediately raped.
TP Link Tipo RV 30 C for T 229: I like the simplicity of this robot vacuum but you can no longer find alternative bags for it.
Yoica J20 And Euraka J 15 Pro Ultra for $ 850: The Eurica vacuum field is a highly respected name, and these robots are beautiful and come with many bells and whistles. However, the Urica vacuum found the small lip between my kitchen hard wood flooring to be completely incredible to the room carpet and whenever it has a slight obstacle, the app also forgets the map. – It was very disturbing.
Processic M9 for £ 439: Reviewer Simon Hill reported that the robot vacuum is terrible. It loses many places, the injury is immediately filled with hair, and it causes permanent noise. Whenever it gets stuck, it tells you to call customer service. The only plus side is that it looks like it is out of stock.
Narwal Frew X Ultra in $ 1,400: This is a beautiful space that has many features, including baseboard dusting. However, despite moving from room to other rooms to find better Wi -Fi, and despite switching from the phone from the phone to the phone to try different versions of the app, I was unable to connect it to the app and not use it He could (I reached Narwal several times but could not fix it. If I get a correction in the future, we will refresh.)
Switch boot k10+ $ 600: Wired reviewer Simon Hill also tried the robot vacuum, which is cute (half -size of the regular space) but suicide. The roller is easily filled, he can’t find a way back to the dock, and it often throws itself down the stairs.
Shark Power Detect 2-in-1 for $ 1000: This vacuum was surprisingly well cleaned (5/10, wired review), however, it does not empty itself, does not work with dirt, and the app is fully bunker (maps are not valid, Many destinations cannot be added, and cleaning time).
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