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How to Choose the Best Robot Vacuum Cleaner

A robot remote vacuum can save you a lot of time and effort when it comes to regular cleaning. The top models do a great job of removing dust and lightweight debris and allow you to create no-go zones for pet areas or power cords.

The ones that are more expensive can even sweep your floors but they aren't able to climb up the stairs. Look for models with smart mapping, real-time hazard avoidance, and roomy self-emptying bins.

Best Overall

The best robots we tested were efficient, easy-to-use and able to keep up with the daily debris. You'll want a robot cleaner amazon with decent carpet-picking capability and the ability to handle stairs. And, if you're looking for extra features, you may be interested in a model with smart robot mapping technology or an application that allows you to control the robot remotely.

Camryn Rabideau, a contributing shopping writer at PEOPLE and a reviewer of products who has tested numerous robotic vacuums, is acknowledged for her work in testing numerous robot vacuums. She prefers the robovacs with the most features such as those that have self-emptying bins and charging stations that automatically empty and refill water tanks for mopping robotic vacuums. She's also a fan of robots that detect landmarks such as furniture legs and power cords to ensure they don't get caught when climbing steps.

The Black and Decker model has a lower score for navigation and has less object-avoidance technology than the best-rated models. It comes with a huge non-refillable dustbin as well as a long battery. It also has a feature which allows you to schedule cleaning times and return to where it was last. This makes it easier to take care of larger homes. This model is also a good option for pet owners as it is able to identify and eliminate hair tangled and fallen food particles.

In our tests we tested the Roborock S8 Pro Ultra combines with a LIDAR sensor that can map rooms and see obstacles with a structured light sensor that can identify objects and detect edges. This combination lets it avoid stairs, droplets of liquid, and furniture legs easily and save up to four floor maps for future references. It can also pause the cleaning process at any point and pick up where it left off, so you can do chores while the robot does its work. The included app offers a 3D representation of your home, room labels and more advanced cleaning options.

This model isn't as good at cleaning like our top models, but it excels in removing heavier objects like orzo pasta, metal screws and fine particles such as sand. The only downsides are that it's not able to mop and its navigation system is a little less impressive.

The best option for Carpet

If you have carpeting, choose an automatic vacuum that has a high score for rug and carpet maneuverability and pickup. A lot of models are adept at picking up dust in low-pile rugs, and some are capable of picking up heavier debris such as orzo pasta and screws made of metal. However, they aren't able to pick up small particles like an upright or canister vacuum, and they may not pick up dirt that is ground-in close to thresholds and baseboards.

The best option for carpeted areas is a 2-in-1 robot vacuum/mop. It allows you to swap between an empty bin for cleaning and mopping pad that is damp. The Roborock Q Revo, for instance, vacuums and a mops with circular pads that spin at 200 rotations per minute. It detects and lifts the pads when it comes into contact with carpet to prevent wetting the floor. You don't need to remove or replace them after each use. The Q Revo also performs better than other robot vacuum/mops in the absence of obstacles and in getting closer 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 through the app to clean while you're away from home. It can be set to only mop and we loved its excellent navigation on bare floors and rugs, as well as its ability to go up and over furniture. The Combo i5 also has a very long run time and great path planning for a device of this size.

If you're looking for a top-of-the-line vacuum Shark AI Ultra 2-in-1 robot hoover Vacuum & Mop is a fantastic option. It comes with a huge dock that can last for weeks without needing to be empty. It also has amazing capability to auto-empty carpets and floors that are not cleaned. It's also got a smart-mapping feature and can be programmed to only operate at certain times of the day (a useful feature that can keep the sly kids and pets from causing havoc). The Shark is less powerful than other robot vacuum/mop combinations however it still manages to pick up pet hair and hair with a high degree of accuracy. It's also the highest value of our top choices.

Best for Hard Flooring

Robot vacuums are a great pick for hardwood floors because they are able to navigate around obstacles without damaging bare surfaces. They are fantastic at picking up dust and crumbs, but struggle with pet hair or larger debris. They also lack the suction power of a top-of-the-line upright or canister vacuum, so they're not the best choice for carpeted rooms or upholstery that needs deep cleaning.

The best robots are two-in-one, which combine mop and vacuum to complete the job in one step. Choose a model that has an onboard sensor that detects changes in the floor's texture and adjust suction in line with the changes. The ECOVACS DEEBOT T9+, for instance, has this feature and can go effortlessly from hard to soft carpeting.

If your home is primarily comprised of hardwood floors, you should consider an automated vacuum and mop combo like the Eufy S1 Pro. This model has an impressive robotic vacuum that has intelligent navigation that can clean hardwood and other surfaces. It can also mop. Its sensors assist it in avoiding stairs and other hazards so you don't have to be worried about the bot cleaner plummeting down the stairs and damaging your hardwood.

When it comes to mops the Eufy S1 Pro is designed to actually wash hardwood floors using downward pressure rather than wipe them clean to get rid of light dust and dirt. Its reusable pads reduce waste and spread fewer germs. They can also be cleaned in the docking stations to save time. The mops can also be washed and dried to stop the spread of mold.

Both the robovac and the mop can be controlled by your smartphone to make it easier to manage the device. You can, for instance make use of the app to create no-go zones that the vacuum won't be allowed to enter, label different rooms, or schedule specific cleaning times. The Eufy S1 Pro also has an auto-emptying dock that collects debris through a trapdoor, and puts it in a disposable or bagless bin, meaning you don't need to empty the bin manually as often as you do with other models.

Ideal for small Spaces

These robots are made for smaller spaces. They have smaller bins that can store less garbage. They are also more efficient in maneuvering around tight corners as opposed to larger models. They can also be tucked under furniture, where the larger robots are unable to reach. They are usually less expensive than the pricier picks, as well, but you'll have 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 when manufacturers began adding sensors to help navigate and avoid household objects that their traditional sensors would be stuck on or over. This improved the number of times our testers had to clean up after a robot accident.

The new sensors don't solve all issues with these devices however. The less expensive models are unable to navigate the same obstacles as older models, and they need some level of illumination to be able to be able to see where they're moving. Look into one that has a spinning LIDAR unit mounted on top to create maps of the space. Our top model and the runners-up use this. This lets them avoid obstacles like stairs and other ones while working in the dark.

These models can also be programmed to only use their cliff sensors only when they are in or near the ground, and not when they are above it. You'll still want to cover any mirrors that could interfere with this function, though, as the lasers used by a LIDAR-based model could bounce off reflective surfaces and cause the robot to believe it is in another room.

A few of the models we recommend also allow you to set up virtual no-go zones to protect areas where you don't want the robot to go, which is useful if you have children or pets. These features aren't on all models we test. Check out our complete reviews before making your choice.