This top-of-the-line model is suitable for those with deep pockets who are willing to pay a premium for convenience. It never got stuck on common obstacles like power cords and long curtains, and had no trouble sucking up dust, hair, and other debris.
In our testing, it cleaned for up to 145 minutes in Auto mode before running low on juice, a good battery life result. It even doubles as a roving home security camera with two-way audio, and features a built-in voice assistant, dubbed Yiko, that allows for voice control without a separate smart speaker.
It can both vacuum and mop, empty its own dustbin, and wash and dry its own mop cloth, representing a major step forward in robotic floor cleaning. The Ecovacs Deebot X1 Omni is the most expensive floor-cleaning robot we've reviewed, but it's also the most advanced. + Self-washing, drying, and refilling mop Read on for our top picks, as well as all the factors you should consider when buying a robot vacuum. With so many different features to choose from, which robot vacuum is right for you? We've rounded up the best models we've tested to help you decide. Even better: Some models actually empty themselves! That means you can potentially avoid all physical interaction until the vacuum needs to be emptied. You can also set schedules for most bots to wake up and start a cleaning job, so it can take place while you're out of the house. When it does, it will sit there until it has enough energy to go back out and continue to bust dust from where it left off. Just pick a robot-accessible spot for the charging dock, and the bot will return on its own before it runs out of juice.
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