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How to Choose the Best Robot Vacuum Cleaner

A robot vacuum can help you save time and hassle when it comes to regular touch-ups. The best models do a great job picking up dust and lightweight debris and allow you to set no-go zones for pet areas or power cords.

The more expensive ones can even mop your floor but they aren't able to climb up the stairs. Look for models with intelligent mapping, real-time hazard avoidance, and large self-emptying bins.

Best Overall

The best robots that we tested are efficient, easy to use, and able to cope with everyday debris. You'll need a model with decent carpet-picking capability and the ability to take on stairs. And, if you're looking for additional features, you may be interested in a model that uses smart robot vacuums mapping technology, or an application that allows you to control it remotely.

Camryn Rabideau is a contributing shopping writer and product reviewer at PEOPLE who has tested many robotic vacuums. She's a fan of the robot vacuums that provide the greatest convenience, such as self-emptying dustbins and charging docks that automatically empty and fill the water tanks used by mopping robots. She also likes robots that recognize landmarks like furniture legs and power cords to ensure they don't get caught when climbing steps.

In comparison with the top-rated models this Black and Decker robot vacuum has less object-avoidance technology and its navigation score is lower. However, it has a large dustbin that doesn't need frequent emptying and a long battery life. It also comes with a feature which allows you to schedule cleaning sessions and return to where it stopped at the last point, making it easier to cover larger areas. This model is also a good choice for pet owners because it is able to identify and avoid tangled hair and fallen food particles.

In our tests we tested the Roborock S8 Pro Ultra combines with a LIDAR sensor that is able to map rooms and detect obstacles, with a structured light sensor that can identify objects and detect edges. The combination allows it to avoid steps, drops of liquid, and furniture legs with ease and save up to four floor maps to be used in the future for references. It can also pause the cleaning process at any moment and pick up where it left off and let you do chores while the robot works. The app provides an interactive 3D model of your home with room labels and advanced cleaning options.

Although this model isn't able to clean as well as our top-rated models but it excels in removing fine debris like sand and baking soda, as well as heavier items like orzo pasta and screws made of metal. The only downside is that it's not able to mop, and has a slightly less impressive navigation system.

The best vacuums option for Carpet

If you have carpeting in your home, search for a vacuum that has strong pickup and maneuverability scores on carpets and rug. A lot of models are adept at collecting dust from low-pile rugs, and some can be quite effective in cleaning up larger debris, such as orzo pasta and metal screws. They don't pick-up fine particles like an upright canister, and may miss dirt that is close to baseboards or thresholds.

For homes with carpets the 2-in-1 robot vacuum is the best option. You can swap out the cleaning bin for a damp mopping mat. The Roborock Q Revo is a 2-in-1 robotic vacuum/mop that is able to clean and mop at the same time with circular pads spinning at 200 rpm. It detects and lifts its pads when it comes in contact with carpet, which prevents the flooring from becoming wet. You don't need to take them off or replace them each time. The Q Revo also performs better than other robot vacuums and mops in keeping away from obstacles and getting close to rugs and thresholds.

Another option that is worth considering is the iRobot Roomba Combo i5, which was a great performer in our tests and can be scheduled via the app to clean your home when you're away from home. It can also be set to only mop and we were impressed by its impressive navigation on both rug and floor vacuum robot surfaces as well as its ability to get up and over furniture. The Combo i5 has a long time to run and excellent path planning for the size of the device.

If you're looking for a advanced model, look into the Shark AI Ultra 2-in-1 Self-Empty Robot Vacuum & Mop. It comes with a huge dock that can last for weeks and not need to be empty. It also has amazing ability to navigate and auto-empty on carpets and bare floors. It also has a clever mapping system and can be programmed to only run for certain hours (a beneficial feature to keep the sly children and animals from running wild). The Shark isn't as powerful as other robot vacuum/mop combinations, but it still picks hair and pet hair with a high degree of accuracy. It's also the most affordable price of our top picks.

Best for Hard Floors

Robot vacuums are the best pick for hardwood floors because they are able to easily maneuver around obstacles without damaging surfaces that are not bare. They are great for removing dust and crumbs, but they struggle with pet hair or other debris. They also lack the suction power of a high-end upright or canister vacuum, so they're not the ideal choice for carpeted rooms or upholstery that needs deep cleaning.

The best robot vacuums robots come with two-in-one features, combining mop and vacuum to complete the job in one step. Choose a model that has an onboard sensor that detects any changes in the flooring and adjust suction accordingly. This feature is available on the ECOVACS Deebot T9+ and allows it to move seamlessly from hard carpeting to soft carpeting.

If your home is composed of hardwood floors, you should consider a robotic vacuum and mop combo like the eufy S1 Pro. This model has a powerful robotic vacuum with smart navigation that can clean hardwood and other surfaces. It can also mop. The sensors in it allow it to stay clear of hazards like stairs.

When you need mops the Eufy S1 Pro is designed to actually wash hardwood floors with downward pressure rather than wipe them to get rid of light dust and dirt. The mop pads are reusable, which reduce the amount of waste and make it less likely to spread germs, and can be cleaned at the docking station to save your time. The mop pads are also able to be dried, washed and used again.

The robovac can be controlled via your smartphone, making it simpler to use. You can, for instance make use of the app to create zones that the vacuum won't enter, or to label rooms and plan 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, which means you don't need to empty the bin manually every time as you would with other models.

Best for Small Spaces

These robots are designed for small spaces. They have smaller bins that contain less waste, and they're more efficient than larger models in navigating tight corners. They can also fit underneath furniture that larger robots can't reach. They are generally less expensive than the pricier picks, too, although you'll need to empty their dirt storage compartments at the end of each cleaning session.

A few years back robotic vacuums experienced a major change. Manufacturers started adding sensors that could help them avoid household items that their conventional sensors might become stuck on or run across. This improved the number of times our testers had to clean up after a robotic incident.

The new sensors don't solve all the problems with these machines, however. The most affordable models struggle with the same obstacles that the older ones faced, and many of them need a certain amount of illumination to be able see where they're headed. Look into one that has a spinning LIDAR device placed on top of the model to map the space. Our top overall model and the runners-up use this. This lets them work in darkness and avoid obstacles like stairs.

The models can also be programmed to only utilize their cliff sensors when they are on or near the ground, and not when they are above it. It's important to cover mirrors to prevent this from occurring. The lasers used by LIDAR-based models could bounce off reflective surfaces, making the robot think it's in another room.

A few of the models we recommend also allow you to create virtual no-go zones for areas where you don't want the robot to go, which can be beneficial if you have small children or pets. These features aren't available on all models we test. Read our full reviews before deciding.