Best Robot Vacuum Cleaner For Carpet

Many robot vacuums are great on bare floors, but some stand out due to their ability to tackle carpets and carpet. Consider a model with powerful suction and carpet-cleaning technology such as the Eufy X10 Pro if you have carpet.

Look for a long battery runtime and a big dust bin. Find out if the robot vacuum can continue cleaning where it left after recharging.

1. Roborock S8+

The Roborock S8+ vacuum and mopping robot cleaner is equipped with improved suction and a mopping system that removes more grime and dirt from floors. Dual rubber brushes enhance vacuuming which means less hair tangles. The brand new HyperForce Suction Power of 6000 Pa is able to remove all kinds of debris and dirt. It also comes with a brand new mopping system that uses sonic vibration technology to scrub floors and lift dirt and grime.

The S8+ builds on the strengths of last years S7 MaxV. It has a stylish design, a 6.5-inch cleaning head and solid construction that isn't cheap or fragile. The top cover can be lifted to reveal an indicator light for WiFi and the system reset button.

Its object recognition and mapping system is powerful, allowing you to view 3D maps of your home and to set no-go zones. You can also schedule cleaning sessions and let it follow a pin you place on the map to clean a particular area. VibraRise is the new mopping system that is available for the S8+ is a significant improvement over its predecessor. It makes use of sonic vibration to scrub floors with consistent pressure and improve the lifting of dirt and grime.

The S8+ is a good robot vacuum for hard floors. It also performs well on carpets. However the performance isn't as impressive as our other robot vacuums. It is a sturdy and quiet motor that delivers excellent performance, without making obvious noise or rattles.

The S8+ comes with a built-in trash bin that automatically empty itself when it is full. This will help you keep your home cleaner for longer. It's not equipped with a separate wash station or water tank like the eufy X10 Pro Omni. It's still necessary to empty the robot's base station, clean the mop pads and refill its water tank periodically. This isn't a big deal however it could be a bit annoying. Fortunately, it is possible to monitor the intervals between maintenance for these components through the companion app for the S8+.

2. Wyze Robot Vacuum

The Wyze Robot Vacuum is a good price, with LiDAR-enabled flooring mapping and an application that lets you set virtual boundaries and create cleaning schedules. It also has the ability to navigate obstacles such as chair legs and electrical cables. It struggles to pick up fine dust, and isn't as efficient as other models in this price range.

It does a solid job of vacuuming bare floors and is able to do a decent job on carpets with a low pile. It is small enough to be able to fit under furniture that isn't too high and can also climb over tall rugs. However, it's not working as well on stairs and robotvacuummops can get stuck on carpeting or on a tightly wound electrical cable.

Like the iRobot Roomba i4, can only vacuum dry materials and will not mop. However, it does come with a nozzle to vacuum liquids and other wet materials.

The robot is user-friendly interface and is simple to use. The main screen displays the floor map and real-time cleaning stats. The settings menu allows you to modify the vacuuming and cleaning preferences and track the lifespan of the brushes, battery, and HEPA filter. You can also alter suction power and choose between a 'Quiet' Standard' or a 'Strong" option based on the type of surface.

The Wyze Robot Vacuum is controlled from the app or by pressing the 'Home' and 'Power buttons on the Kilgone Robot Vacuum Mop Combo - WiFi Alexa's own. The robot can be sent back to dock by pressing the button a second time. It's also possible to turn the robot off by pressing the power button for three minutes.

In comparison to the Tineco PWRHERO 11, which is similar in price, the Wyze Robot Vacuum has a longer battery life, and better performance on carpets. It has a larger dirt container, less parts to clean frequently, and lower recurring costs. The PWRHERO 11 however charges faster, is less difficult to use with bulky materials, comes with a bigger dustbin and comes with additional features, like an upholstery tool and remote control.

3. Shark ION Robot AV753 series

The Shark ION Robot is an efficient and effective way to keep your home neat and tidy. It's easy to use and program, and offers the convenience of voice control. It's a good choice for pet owners as it can handle pet hair well. It has some limitations such as the inability to remove fine debris such as baking powder, and lack mapping capabilities.

The ION offers a broad range of automation features, including smart home integrations with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, which allow users to start cleaning sessions using your voice. The Tri-Brush System blends channel brushes, side brushes, and a multi-surface roller to clean a variety of surfaces. It also has intelligent sensors for cliffs that detect the ledges and steps and prevent bumps into walls and furniture.

It is well-made and does a fantastic job of removing large and small particles from floors and carpets. It needs a bit more maintenance than the average robot vacuum, but it is still easy to maintain. It has a good battery life, however it takes longer to recharge than a typical robot.

If you're looking for a more advanced robotic vacuum The Shark EZ Robot Self Empty is a excellent choice. It's similar to the ION however, it has several important differences. It has a bigger dust bin that reduces the recurring costs over time and also comes with an array of features that automate, such as an all-floor, floor-to-carpet clean mode.

It comes with a slightly more sophisticated set of features for automation and feels more durable than the ILIFE. It has a more powerful engine and is more suitable for carpets with higher pile than the ILIFE. It has a HEPA filter that blocks allergens, it moves better, and its battery lifespan is longer than that of the Shark ION. It also has an advanced set of automatic cleaning modes. This includes the ability to continue an ongoing cleaning session still in progress from where it ended. The technology of its smart sensors is also more advanced.

4. Eufy X8 Pro

Eufy X8 Pro robot vacuum cleaners are among the top on the market. It has a 0.15 gallon dust bin that can hold a lot of debris before needing to be emptied. Its Boost the IQ feature boosts suction automatically when it notices a mess in the carpet. The X8 Pro can also be set to self-empty at regular intervals, or it can return to its base after every clean, and then detangle the brush bar (you can alter the frequency it returns to base for this).

Like most of the others on our list uses iPath to map out your home and divide it up into cleaning segments. The X8 Pro can easily navigate through corners and around furniture. However, the iPath system isn't 100% foolproof. For instance, it occasionally leaves marks on carpet that aren't completely gone despite multiple passes over the same area. This is a disadvantage particularly if your machine is used on carpet and unfinished floors.

The X8 Pro offers a comparable performance, but is much less than the iRobot Roomba j7. However, the iRobot Roomba J7 is more constructed, has a faster charge time and moves more efficiently. It also removes more dirt from carpets with low pile. It also comes with a sophisticated set of automation features, and a stronger HEPA filter.

This is the most affordable robot vacuum for carpet but it has plenty to provide. It's simple to set up and takes up a small space in its self-emptying unit and can be connected to your 2.4 GHz router to connect to the internet.

Mumsnet editor Poppy tried the X8 Pro upstairs and downstairs in her home with three bedrooms, hardwood tiles, linoleum, and tile floors, as well as four pets. She compared it to her previous robot, the Eufy 11S, and used it for a two-week period with a mix of bare flooring and carpet.

The X8 Pro has the ability to mop floors as well, but you'll need to fill the tank with water, connect the included pad and then clean your floor before it can do its job. On paper, it is able to reach a maximum of 19mm. In practice it isn't able to do this and isn't able to handle the additional weight of a pad.