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How to Choose the best vacuums Robot Vacuum Cleaner

A robot vacuum will help you save time and hassle when it comes to regular cleaning. Top performers do a good job picking up dust and other small particles and allow you to create no-go zones for pet areas or power cords.

The pricier ones even mop your floors, but they can't climb the stairs. Look for models that have intelligent mapping, real-time hazards avoidance, and large self-emptying bins.

Best Overall

The best robots we tried were user-friendly, efficient and able to cope with the daily messes. You'll also want a robot capable of handling stairs and has good cleaning power for carpets. If you're looking for a model with additional features, think about one that comes with smart mapping technology, or an app to control it remotely.

Camryn Rabideau is a contributing reviewer and writer for shopping at PEOPLE who has tried numerous robotic vacuums. She prefers the ones with the most features such as those with self-emptying bins and charging stations that automatically empty and fill water tanks to mop robotic vacuums. 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 the stairs.

In comparison to the top-rated models, this Black and Decker vacuum is less equipped with object-avoidance technology and its navigation score is lower. It comes with a large, non-refillable dustbin and an extended battery. Additionally, it has a feature that allows you to plan cleaning times and return to the place the last time it was used which makes it easier to cover larger spaces. This model is also a great option for pet owners as it can spot and avoid tangled hair and fallen food particles.

In our tests, we found that the Roborock S8 Pro Ultra combined with a LIDAR (light) sensor which can identify rooms and obstacles using a structured-light sensor that can identify objects as well as detect edges. It can avoid stairs, liquid droplets, and furniture legs with this combination. It is also able to save up to four floor plans to be used in the future. It can pause and resume cleaning at any time, meaning that you can continue with your chores while it is working. The app includes an interactive 3D model of your home with room labels and advanced cleaning options.

This model isn't as effective at cleaning as our top models, however it is great in picking up larger items like orzo pasta, metal screws, and even fine particles like sand. Its only drawbacks are that it isn't able to mop and has a slightly less effective navigation system.

Best for Carpet

If you have carpeting, choose a robot vacuum that has a high score for carpet and rug maneuverability and pickup. Many models do a good job of removing dust that has been embedded in carpets with a low pile and some do a decent job at picking up heavier debris such as orzo pasta, metal screws, and pet hair. They don't pick-up fine particles like an upright or canister, and could miss dirt close to baseboards or thresholds.

The best choice for most carpeted areas is a 2-in-1 robot cleaning machine vacuum/mop, which allows you to swap out an empty bin for cleaning and a damp mopping pad. The Roborock Q Revo, for example, vacuums and mops with circular pads that rotate at a speed of 200 rotations per minute. It detects and lifts its pads when it comes in contact with carpet, which prevents the floor from getting wet. You don't need to remove them or replace them each time. The Q Revo is also more efficient than other robot vacuum/mops in the absence of obstacles and in being close to carpets and thresholds.

Another option that is worth considering 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 were impressed by its remarkable navigation on rug and floor surfaces and its ability to climb up and over furniture. The Combo i5 has a long time to run and excellent path planning for a device of this size.

If you're looking for a modern model, you can look at the Shark AI Ultra 2-in-1 Self-Empty Robot Vacuum & Mop. It has a huge charging dock that can run for months without needing to be emptied and has impressive navigation skills and auto-emptying on bare floors and carpets. It's also got a smart-mapping system and can be programmed to only operate at certain times of the day (a useful feature to keep mischievous kids and dextrous pets from causing havoc). The Shark isn't as powerful than some other mop/robot combos however it's still good at picking up hair and pet hair and is the best value of our top choices.

Best for Hard Flooring

Robot vacuums are the best option for hardwood floors since they are able to easily navigate around obstacles without damaging the floor's surface. They do an excellent job of removing dust and crumbs, however they struggle with pet hair and other larger particles. They also lack the suction power of a high-end upright or canister vacuum, so they're not the best choice for carpeted rooms or upholstery that requires deep cleaning robot price.

The best robots are two-in-one, which combine mop and vacuum to complete the job in one step. Find a model that has an onboard sensor to detect changes in the floor's texture and adjust suction in line with the changes. This feature is available on the ECOVACS Deebot T9+ and allows it to effortlessly transition from hard carpeting to soft carpeting.

If your home is comprised of hardwood floors, think about a robotic vacuum and mop combo 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 can mop as well. Its sensors help it avoid staircases and other hazards, so you don't need to worry about the bot plummeting down the stairs and damaging your hardwood.

When you need mops the eufy S1 Pro is designed to actually clean hardwood floors using downward pressure rather than wipe them to remove dust and dirt. Its reusable mop pads reduce waste, spread germs less, and can be cleaned in the docking station, saving you time. The mop pads are also able to be washed, dried and used again.

The robovac is controlled by your smartphone, making it easier to use. For instance, you can utilize the app to create no-go zones that the vacuum won't enter, or to label rooms or schedule specific cleaning times. The Eufy S1 Pro also has an auto-emptying dock, which collects debris through a trapdoor, and is then stored in a bagless or disposable bin, meaning you don't have to manually empty the bin every time as you would with other models.

Ideal for small Spaces

As the name implies, these robots are best designed for smaller spaces. They have smaller bins that can store less garbage. They are also more efficient in getting around corners better over larger models. They can also fit underneath furniture where larger robots can't reach. They tend to be cheaper than the pricier picks, however, you'll need to empty them manually from their dirt bins at end of each cleaning session.

A couple of years ago, robotic floor scrubber vacuums underwent a significant change as manufacturers began adding sensors to help navigate around and avoid household objects that their conventional sensors would become stuck on or over. These advances reduced the number of times our testers needed to clean up after a robotic snag whether it was a power cord, a toy, or piece of pet waste.

However, the new sensors haven't solved all of the problems these machines have. The most affordable models struggle with the same issues that the older models faced, and many of them require a certain amount illumination to be able see where they're headed. If you are living in a dark space or have a lot of furniture that is low-profile, think about getting one that uses top-mounted spinning laser units to map your space, like our top overall and runner-up choices do. This lets them work in the dark and avoid obstacles like stairs.

In addition to being capable of working in dark and in the dark, these models can be programmed to use their cliff sensors only close to or on the floor, not above them. You'll still want to cover any mirrors that may interfere with this function, though, as the laser used by a LIDAR-based model could bounce off reflective surfaces and cause the robot to think it is in another room.

A few of the models we recommend let you set up virtual no-go zones in areas you don't want the robot to go, which can be useful if you have children or pets. Those features aren't available on all the models we test so make sure to go through our complete reviews of the choices below before making your purchase.