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How to Choose the best robot cleaner Robot Vacuum Cleaner

robot vacuum Hoover vacuums will save you time and effort when it comes to regular cleaning. The best self cleaning robot vacuum models do a great job of removing dust and lightweight debris and allow you to create no-go zones for pets or power cords.

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

Best Overall

The top robots we tested were user-friendly, efficient and able to keep up with the daily messes. You'll also need a robot that can handle stairs and has adequate cleaning power for carpets. If you're looking for a robot that has additional features, you should consider one that comes with smart mapping technology, or an app to control it remotely.

Camryn Rabideau, a contributing shopping writer for PEOPLE and a product reviewer who has tested dozens robotic vacuums, is credited with testing hundreds of robot vacuums. She's a big fan of robot vacuums that provide the greatest convenience, including self-emptying dustbins and charging docks that automatically empty and refill the water tanks used by mopping robots. She also likes robots that detect landmarks such as furniture legs and power cords, so they don't get caught when climbing stairs.

This robot from Black and Decker has a lower score on navigation and has less object-avoidance technology than the top-rated models. However, it has a large dustbin that doesn't need regular emptying and has a lengthy battery life. In addition, it has a feature that allows you to schedule cleaning sessions and return to the spot the last time it was used and makes it much easier to cover larger homes. This model is a good choice for pet owners since it is able to avoid tangled fur and food particles.

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

The robot isn't as effective at cleaning like our top models, however it is a pro in removing heavier objects like orzo pasta, metal screws and fine debris such as sand. The only downsides are that it's not able to mop and that its navigation system is a little less impressive.

Best for Carpet

If you have carpeting, pick one that scores high for carpet and rug ability to maneuver and pick up. Many models are good at collecting dust from low-pile rugs. Some can be quite effective in sweeping up heavier debris like orzo pasta and metal screws. They aren't able to pick up small particles like an upright or canister, and could miss dirt close to thresholds or baseboards.

For most carpeted homes, a 2-in-1 self-cleaning robot vacuums mop/vacuum is the best option. It is possible to swap out the cleaning bin for a moist mopping mat. The Roborock Q Revo, for instance, vacuums and a mops with circular pads that rotate at a rate of 200 rotations per minute. It detects and raises the pads when it comes into contact with carpet to prevent wetting the floor. Additionally, you don't have to take them off or replace them after every use. The Q Revo is also better than other robot vacuums/mops in keeping away from obstacles, getting close to rugs and thresholds and staying clear of obstacles.

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 mop only, and we liked its remarkable navigation on carpets and floors as well as its ability to climb over and up onto furniture. The Combo i5 also has a very long runtime and excellent path planning for a device of this size.

If you're looking for a more high-tech model, consider the Shark AI Ultra 2-in-1 Self-Empty Robot Vacuum & Mop. It comes with a large charging dock that can go weeks without needing to be empty and has impressive navigation skills and auto-emptying on both carpets and floors. It also has a clever mapping system and can be set to only run for certain times (a useful feature for keeping pets and children who are prone to mischief from running wild). The Shark has less suction power than some other mop/robot combos, but its still very efficient in removing hair and pet hair and is the best value among our top picks.

Ideal for Hard Floors

Robot vacuums are a great pick for hardwood floors because they are able to easily navigate around obstacles without damaging bare surfaces. They are great at picking up dust and crumbs but struggle with pet hair or other debris. They lack the suction of an upright or a top-quality canister vacuum, which makes them unsuitable for deep cleaning upholstery or carpeted areas.

The best two-in-1 robots combine a vacuum and a mop, taking care of a more complete chore in one go. If you have flooring that is mixed, look for a model with an onboard sensor which detects changes in the floor's texture and adjusts suction to match. The ECOVACS DEEBOT T9+ for instance, has this feature and can transition seamlessly from hard to soft carpeting.

If your home is primarily comprised of hardwood floors, think about a robotic vacuum and mop combo like the Eufy S1 Pro. This model is a powerful robot vacuum with intelligent navigation to clean hardwood and other hard surfaces, plus it can mop too. Its sensors let it stay clear of hazards like stairs.

The eufy S1 Pro mop is designed to wash hardwood floors using downward pressure, instead of simply swab them in order to remove dirt and dust. The mop pads are reusable, which reduce the amount of waste and make it less likely to spread germs, and can be cleaned in the docking station, saving your time. They can also be washed, dried and used again.

The robovac is controlled by your smartphone, making it much easier to use. For instance, you can use the app to set up a zone that the vacuum won't enter, label separate rooms, or schedule cleaning times for certain areas. The eufy S1 Pro also has an auto-emptying dock, which collects debris through a trapdoor and is then stored in a disposable or bagless bin, so you don't have to manually empty the bin like you do with other models.

Best for Small Spaces

As the name implies, these robots are best to be used in small areas. They have smaller bins that hold less waste, and they're more efficient than the larger models in navigating tight corners. They can also be tucked under furniture, whereas larger robots are unable to reach. They are also less expensive than the more expensive models, but you will have to empty their dirt bins manually at the end each cleaning session.

A few years ago, robot vacuums went through an important change. Manufacturers started adding sensors that helped them navigate around and avoid household items that their traditional sensors might become stuck on or run across. These advancements 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.

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 did and, in addition, they need a certain amount of illumination to be able see where they're headed. If you are living in a dark space or have lots of low-profile furniture, consider purchasing top-mounted spinning LIDAR units to map your space like our top overall and runner-up choices do. This allows them to work in the dark and avoid obstacles like stairs.

These models can be programmed to only use their cliff sensors only when they are in or near the ground, but not when they are above it. It is essential to cover mirrors in order to stop this from occurring. The lasers used by the LIDAR-based models can bounce off reflective surfaces, causing the robot to believe it's in a different room.

A few of the models we recommend allow you to set up virtual no-go zones for areas where you do not want the robot 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.