Connected to the base of this robot vacuum is a handheld cordless vacuum attachment to tackle stairs and couch cushions. Like the bot, this extra vacuum charges and self-empties right alongside the robot in the included self-emptying, self-cleaning, and self-filling Omni Station. There’s even a drawer built into the station that stores the hand v
There are caveats, though. Robovacs can't deal with stairs, so their usefulness in multi-floor homes is far more limited. They're also not capable of proper deep cleans, so if you're dealing with lots of hair or dirt, they might not cut it.There are also tools such as a mini-turbo brush that work wonders when it comes to getting your pet’s hair o
That might feel like overkill, but if you're planning to use the L40 Ultra regularly then it's going to save you a significant amount of time and effort.The base station isn’t that pretty either, so you’ll need to hide it away. The setup is straightforward though, using a slick app which is easily accessed by a QR code.We’ve been waiting for
We checked each bot’s noise level, whether it moved easily under and around furniture, and whether its brushes could tackle corners.Sick of chasing crumbs, pet hair and dust bunnies every other day? We get it. Vacuuming is one of those jobs that never really ends—unless you let a robot do it for you.That's due to a lack of features at higher pr
Today’s robots are more sophisticated than ever. Most can be controlled with an app on your phone, and some are even voice-enabled. Many can return to the home base for a recharge and then go back to cleaning wherever they left off.This combo vac-and-mop performs very well on both hard floor and carpet, and it's nice and easy to use thanks to a v