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Best Robot Vacuum Cleaner For Carpet

Many robot vacuums perform well on bare floors, but certain models stand out for their ability to clean carpets and rug. You should consider a model with strong suction and carpet-cleaning tech like the Eufy X10 Pro if you have carpet.

A large dustbin and a battery that has an extended runtime are crucial. Find out if the robot vacuum will continue to clean where it left after recharging.

1. Roborock S8+

The Roborock S8+ vacuum and mopping robotic vacuums for carpet cleaner is equipped with improved suction and a mopping mechanism that helps remove more dirt and staining from floors. Dual rubber brushes improve vacuuming which means less hair tangles. The new HyperForce Suction Power of 6000 Pa allows to absorb all types of debris and dirt. It also comes with a new mopping system that makes use of the technology of sonic vibration to clean floors and lift dirt and grime.

The S8+ builds on the strengths of last year's S7 MaxV series. It has a stylish design, a large 6.5-inch cleaning head, and a solid build that does not feel cheap or flimsy. The top cover can be removed to reveal an indicator light for WiFi and a system reset button.

Its mapping and recognition system is robust, allowing you to view 3D maps of your house and set no-go zones. You can schedule cleaning times, and it will follow a pin you put on the map. VibraRise, the new mopping system that is available for the S8+ is a significant improvement over its predecessor. It makes use of sonic vibration to clean floors with uniform pressure and improve the lift of dirt and grime.

The S8+ is a good robot vacuum for hard floors. It also does a good job on carpets. However, its performance is not as impressive as some of our other robot vacuums. It is quiet and robust motor that provides an excellent performance without making noise or noises or squeaks.

The S8+ has a built-in dust bin that automatically emptys once it's full, allowing you to keep your home cleaner for longer. It doesn't have an extra water tank or washing station like the eufy X10 Pro Omni. It's still necessary to empty the robot's base station, wash the mop pads, and fill its water tank periodically. It's not an issue, but can be a bit inconvenient. Fortunately, it is possible to monitor the intervals between maintenance for these components by using the companion app for the S8+.

2. Wyze Robot Vacuum

The Wyze Robot Vacuum is a great price, with LiDAR-enabled flooring mapping and an application that lets you set virtual boundaries and create cleaning schedules. It also does an excellent job of clearing pet hair from carpets and is able to navigate obstacles like electrical cords and chair legs. It isn't able to remove fine dust and isn't as effective as other models for this price.

It's great at vacuuming carpets with low piles and bare floors. It's small enough to fit under low furniture and can be used to climb over tall carpets. It's not a good choice for staircases, and it can get stuck on carpeting or a tightly wound cable.

Similar to the iRobot Roomba i4, this model doesn't have self-emptying docks, and can only vacuum dry materials, which means it can't mop. It does come with a nozzle to vacuum liquids and other wet materials.

This robot is easy to operate and has an intuitive interface. The main screen shows the floor map, as well as real-time cleaning statistics. The settings menu lets you customize your preferences for cleaning and vacuuming as well as monitor the brush, battery and HEPA filter life. You can also adjust the suction power level and choose between 'Quiet', 'Standard,' and 'Strong' based on the type of surface.

The Wyze Robot Vacuum is controlled by the app or by pressing 'Home and Power' buttons on the robot. The robot can be directed back to dock by pressing the button again. It's also possible to turn the robot off by holding down the power button for three minutes.

The Wyze Robot Vacuum is more robust and has a more durable battery than the Tineco PWRHERO 11 which is priced similarly. It also performs better on carpets. It has a larger dirt container, smaller parts to clean frequently and has lower costs for recurring cleaning. The PWRHERO 11 however, charges more quickly, is less difficult to use with bulky materials, has an extra large dust bin and has more features, such as an upholstery tool and remote control.

3. Shark ION Robot AV753 series

The Shark ION Robot is an effective and efficient way to keep your home neat and tidy. It's easy to use and program and also offers the convenience of using voice control. It's also a good option for pet owners, because it can handle hair from pets fairly well. However, it has a few limitations, for instance, its inability to remove fine debris like baking soda and the absence of mapping capabilities.

The ION has an extensive suite of automation features that include smart home integrations with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, which allow you to initiate cleaning sessions by voice. The Tri-Brush System blends channel brushes, side brushes, and a multi-surface roller to clean a variety surfaces. It also has smart sensors for cliffs that detect ledges and stairs and prevent bumps into walls and furniture.

It's pretty well-made and it does an acceptable job clearing small and large debris from floors with no floor as well as carpets with low and high pile. It's a bit more demanding in terms of maintenance for the user than the typical robot vacuum however it's not too difficult to keep in top shape. It has a respectable maximum battery life, though it takes longer than the standard robot vacuum to recharge.

If you're seeking a more sophisticated robotic vacuum, we recommend the Shark EZ robot carpet vacuum Self-Empty, which is comparable to the ION in many ways, however it has a few major distinctions. It has a bigger bin which can reduce your recurring costs and has more automation features.

It also has a slightly better set of automation options than the ILIFE A4s and feels more robust. It has a larger engine, which makes it more suitable for carpets with higher piles than ILIFE. It has a HEPA filter that catches allergens, it is more maneuverable, and its battery lasts longer than the Shark ION. It also comes with an upgraded suite of automated cleaning modes, including the ability to restart the cleaning session in progress from where it left off. The smart sensor technology is also more advanced.

4. Eufy X8 Pro

The Eufy X8 Pro is one of the top carpet cleaners that use robots on the market. It comes with a 0.15 gallon dust bin which can hold a lot of debris before it needs emptying, and the vacuum's Boost IQ feature automatically increases suction when it detects a mess on the carpet. The X8 Pro can also be set to self-empty at regular intervals, or it can return to the base after every clean and detangle the brush bar (you can adjust how often it returns to base for this).

This model, like most of the other models on our list, uses iPath to draw out your home's layout and break it down into cleaning segments. The X8 Pro can easily navigate through corners and around furniture. The iPath is not foolproof. For example, it sometimes leaves marks on carpet that aren't completely gone despite multiple passes across the same area. This is a problem particularly if your machine is used on carpet and unfinished floors.

The X8 Pro offers a comparable performance and is significantly cheaper than the iRobot Roomba j7. However the iRobot Roomba j7 feels more constructed, has a faster charge time, maneuvers more effectively and removes more dirt from carpets with low pile. It also comes with a more advanced range of automation features, as well as a more robust HEPA filter.

This is the most efficient carpet vacuum cleaner wet and dry robot vacuum that's cost-effective, yet has numerous features. It is simple to set up and occupies little space in the self-emptying station. You can connect it to a 2.4GHz router for internet access.

Mumsnet editor Poppy tested the X8 Pro upstairs and downstairs in her three-bedroom home, which has hardwood, tile, and linoleum flooring and four pets. She compared it with her previous robot that she had previously owned, the Eufy 11S, and used it for two weeks on a mix of bare floors and carpet.

The X8 Pro can also mop your floors, but you will need to fill up the tank with water and connect the pad prior to using. It can cross a 19mm threshold on paper, but in actual use it was unable to do this without some Austin Powers-style back and fore maneuvering, and it didn't succeed without the additional weight of a mop pad.