Robot Vacuum Cleaners
Robot vacuum cleaners handle everyday floor cleaning automatically, with features ranging from basic navigation to LiDAR mapping, mopping and self-emptying bases. Our range includes models from Roborock, Dreame, Eufy, Ecovacs and iRobot, suited to homes with hard floors, carpets or a mix of both.
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How to choose a robot vacuum
Navigation type
LiDAR navigation maps a home precisely using laser sensors and generally gives the most efficient cleaning routes, camera or AI-based navigation uses visual recognition to map and avoid obstacles, and simpler gyroscope-based models navigate with less precision, suiting smaller or simpler layouts.
Suction power
Suction is measured in Pascals (Pa); higher suction helps on carpets and with pet hair, while lower suction can still perform well on hard floors and light debris.
Mopping capability
Some robot vacuums combine vacuuming with mopping, using a simple mop pad, rotating or vibrating mop heads, or a roller mop for more thorough scrubbing; check whether the mop lifts automatically on carpet to avoid wetting it.
Self-emptying bases
A self-emptying base automatically empties the robot's dustbin into a larger bag or bin at the dock, reducing how often you need to manually empty the robot itself.
Obstacle avoidance
Models with LiDAR plus AI obstacle avoidance can detect and steer around cables, shoes and pet mess more reliably than basic bump-and-turn navigation, which matters most in busier households.
FAQs
What is the difference between LiDAR and camera navigation?
LiDAR uses laser sensors to build an accurate map of your home and generally handles low light well, while camera-based navigation uses visual recognition and AI to map rooms and identify obstacles, which can add stronger object avoidance.
Do all robot vacuums mop as well as vacuum?
No, some models are vacuum-only, while others combine vacuuming and mopping using a pad, rotating mop head or roller mop; check the specification if mopping is a feature you want.
Is a self-emptying base worth it?
A self-emptying base reduces how often you need to manually empty the robot's dustbin, which suits households that want a more hands-off cleaning routine, though it adds to the footprint of the docking station.