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How to Choose the best robot vacuum for large house Robot Vacuum Cleaner

A robot vacuum will help you save time and effort when it comes to regular touch-ups. The top models do a great job of removing dust and other small particles and many allow you to create no-go zones for pet areas or power cords.

The ones that are more expensive will even sweep your floor but they aren't able to climb stairs. Look for models that have smart mapping, real-time hazard avoidance and large self-emptying bins.

Best Overall

The best robots we tried were reliable, user-friendly, and able keep up with daily debris. It is also important to choose a model capable of handling stairs and has adequate pick-up power on carpets. And, if you're looking to add more features, you might be interested in a model with smart mapping technology or an application that allows you to control it remotely.

Camryn Rabideau is a contributing reviewer and writer for shopping at PEOPLE who has tested many robotic vacuums. She prefers the robovacs with the most expensive robot vacuum conveniences, such as ones that have self-emptying bins and charging stations that automatically empty and fill the water tanks used to mop robotic vacuums. She also likes robots that recognize landmarks, such as furniture legs and power cables so they don't fall when climbing the stairs.

This robot from Black and Decker has a lower navigation score and has less technology for avoiding objects than the best-rated models. It comes with a large non-refillable dustbin as well as a long battery. It also has an option that allows you to schedule cleaning sessions, and return to where it stopped at the last point, making it easier for you to cover larger homes. This model is also a great option for pet owners since it is able to identify and eliminate hair tangled and fallen food particles.

In our tests in our tests, the Roborock S8 Pro Ultra combines a LIDAR sensor that maps rooms and detect obstacles, with an organized light sensor to identify objects and detect edges. It can avoid the steps, liquid droplets and furniture legs easily using this combination. It also has the ability to save up to four floor plans to be used in the future. It can pause and resume the cleaning process at any point, so you can continue to do chores while it works. The app includes an interactive 3D model of your home, with room labels as well as advanced cleaning options.

Although this model isn't able to clean as well as our top-rated models, it excels in removing small particles such as baking soda and sand and heavier items, such as orzo pasta and metal screws. The only downsides are that it isn't able to mop and its navigation system is a little less impressive.

Best for Carpet

If you have carpeting, select one that has a high score for carpet and rug maneuverability and pickup. Many models are good at collecting dust from low-pile rugs, and some can be quite effective in cleaning up larger debris, such as orzo pasta and screws made of steel. However, they can't handle fine particles as well as canister or upright vacuums and may also not pick up dirt that is ground-in close to baseboards and thresholds.

For most carpeted homes the 2-in-1 robot vacuum is the best choice. You can swap out the cleaning bin for a damp mopping mat. The Roborock Q Revo, for example, vacuums and mops with circular pads that rotate at a rate of 200 rotations per minute. It automatically detects and lifts the pads when it is in contact with carpet, preventing it from soaking the floor. Additionally, you don't need to remove or replace them after each use. The Q Revo is also more efficient than other robot vacuums and mops in the absence of obstacles and in being close to carpets and thresholds.

Another solid option 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 be set to mop only. We liked its navigation on bare floors and rugs. The Combo i5 also has a very long run time and a great path-planning feature for a device of this size.

If you're looking for a top-of-the-line vacuum Shark AI Ultra 2-in-1 Robot Vacuum & Mop is a fantastic alternative. It comes with a large charging dock that can run for weeks without needing to be emptying and has impressive navigation skills and auto-emptying on both bare floors and carpets. It also has a clever mapping system that can be set to only run for certain times (a beneficial feature to keep mischievous children and dextrous animals from running amok). The Shark isn't as powerful than other mop/robot combos but it's good at picking up hair and pet hair. It is the best value among our top choices.

The best auto vacuum choice for hardwood floors

Robot Vacuum Cleaner Best vacuums are a great choice for hardwood floors as they can easily maneuver around obstacles without damaging the floor's surface. They are great in removing dust and crumbs, but struggle with pet hair or larger debris. They lack the suction power of a high-end upright or canister vacuum, meaning they're not the ideal option for rooms with carpets or deep cleaning upholstery.

The best robots come with two-in-one features, combining mop and vacuum to do a complete job in one step. Look for a model that has an onboard sensor that can detect changes in the floor texture and adjust suction to match. This feature is available on the ECOVACS Deebot T9+ and lets it effortlessly transition from hard carpeting to soft carpeting.

If your home is composed of hardwood floors, you should consider a robotic mop and vacuum combination like the Eufy S1 Pro. This model uses an efficient robot vacuum with intelligent navigation to clean hardwood and other hard surfaces, and it can mop as well. Its sensors assist it in avoiding staircases and other hazards, so you don't need to worry about the bot plummeting down the stairs and damaging your hardwood.

When you need 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 pads that can be reused reduce waste and spread fewer germs. They can also be cleaned in the docking stations to save time. The mops can also be cleaned and dried to avoid spreading mold.

The robovac can be controlled by your smartphone, making it simpler to use. For instance, you can make use of the app to designate an area where the vacuum can't go or label rooms separately, or schedule cleaning sessions for certain areas. The Eufy S1 Pro also has an auto-emptying dock, which collects debris through a trapdoor, and stores it in a bagless or disposable bin, so you don't need to manually empty the bin as often as you do with other models.

Ideal for small Spaces

These robots are designed to work in small spaces. They have smaller bins that hold less debris, and they're more efficient than larger models in navigating tight corners. They can also fit underneath furniture that larger robots can't reach. These robots are also cheaper than the more expensive models, however you will need to empty their dirt compartments manually at the end of each cleaning session.

A few years ago robot vacuums underwent an important change. Manufacturers began adding sensors that could help them navigate and avoid household items that their traditional sensors might become stuck on or run across. These advances decreased the amount of times our testers had to clean up after a robotic snag, whether it was a power cord, a toy, or piece of pet waste.

The new sensors haven't eliminated all the issues with these machines, however. The most affordable models struggle with the same obstacles that the older models faced and, in addition, they require a certain amount illumination to be able see where they're headed. If you reside in a dark area or have a lot of furniture with low-profiles, consider getting one that uses a top-mounted spinning LIDAR unit to map your space as our top overall and runner-up picks do. This allows them to work in the dark and avoid obstacles like stairs.

In addition being capable of working in the dark they can also be set to use their cliff sensors only close to or on the floor, not above them. You'll still want to shield any mirrors that might hinder this function, however, because the laser used by a laser-based model can bounce off reflective surfaces, causing the robot to think it is in another room.

Some of the models that we recommend allow you to create virtual no-go areas for areas that you don't want the robot to go to. This is a great option when you have small children or pets. These features aren't available on all models we test. Read our full reviews before making your choice.