Roborock has launched its latest high-end self-cleaning robot vacuum and mop, the P20 Max. The new model is available starting today at 4,299 yuan ($622) for the standard water-tank version. The automatic water supply and drainage version is priced at 4,699 yuan ($680).

Roborock P20 Max Specifications

The P20 Max features a compact design, measuring 352mm x 350mm with a height of just 79.8mm. Its low-profile build helps it clean under furniture and move through tight spaces more easily. The robot uses a precision navigation system and packs a large 6,400mAh lithium battery, enabling longer cleaning sessions for bigger homes.

The P20 Max delivers 35,000Pa suction through a high-speed motor and optimized airflow for maximum efficiency. Roborock integrated dual main brushes and curved side brushes specifically designed to minimize hair tangles. Additionally, its carpet pressure cleaning system enhances performance on soft surfaces by driving the brushes deep into fibers to extract stubborn, embedded dirt.

The robot comes with the company’s latest Lift Chassis 3.0 system. The chassis uses an AI-driven wheel-leg structure to cross obstacles up to 8.8cm high. The system also includes shock-absorbing landing control and coordinated wheel movement to improve stability on uneven surfaces. The robot can lower its profile further in low-height navigation mode, allowing it to clean under sofas and beds.

The P20 Max features dual rotating mop pads with 60°C heated water cleaning and a 12N downward pressure system to tackle sticky stains. The docking station supports 100°C high-temperature mop washing, hot-air drying, and automatic dust collection. The automatic water version adds refilling and drainage for hands-free operation.

The P20 Max features AI-powered obstacle recognition with Edge Structured Light 2.0, capable of identifying over 280 object types. Its advanced navigation system enables precise edge cleaning and efficient route optimization. It also supports voice commands, app control, and integration with platforms such as Apple Home and Xiaomi.

In related news, Roborock has introduced the G30S Pro earlier this year, featuring 35,000Pa suction, Chassis Lift 3.0, sonic mopping, and AI-powered navigation.

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DJI has launched its ROMO robot vacuum cleaners in Korea. The lineup focuses on complete floor coverage, strong suction, and minimal maintenance. The top ROMO P model has transparent panels on the robot and base station so you can see the internal components.

ROMO uses dual fisheye vision sensors and wide-angle dual-transmitter solid-state LiDAR for millimeter-level obstacle sensing. With machine learning, it detects and avoids objects as thin as 2 mm, including charging cables and playing cards. The sensors let the robot navigate under beds, sofas, and other low-clearance furniture, even in dim lighting. The wide field of view helps it move around irregular furniture without missing spots.

The cleaning routes use DJI’s mapping and navigation technology. ROMO adjusts its path in real time based on obstacles and room layout. It cleans close to table legs, wires, and corners while avoiding items like socks or liquid spills. Dual flexible arms extend and retract automatically to clean along edges, under cabinets, and around furniture legs. The sweeping coverage is wider than the mop path, so dirt gets removed before mopping starts.

ROMO delivers up to 25,000 Pa of suction with 20 liters per second airflow. When the vision system spots loose debris like cat litter, the robot slows down and reduces side brush rotation to prevent scattering. Twin high-torque motors power the roller brushes, guiding hair, dust, and larger debris into a hollow center for better pickup and less tangling.

The self-cleaning base station handles long-term use with minimal effort. It uses four high-pressure water jets, a 16 mm waste outlet, and applies 12 newtons of downward force on the mop pads for effective dirt removal. This setup supports up to 200 days of maintenance-free operation. A three-stage sound suppression system cuts dust collection noise by up to 80 percent.

ROMO has a 164 ml onboard water tank to keep mop pads evenly damp and automatically adjusts water flow for tougher stains. ROMO P adds a separate compartment for floor deodorizer, allowing different routines for kitchens or full-home cleaning. The DJI Home app handles control and offers preset and customizable modes for carpets, thresholds, kitchens, bathrooms, and pet areas. Privacy features include encrypted video transmission and two-factor authentication for camera access. ROMO supports 55 W fast charging and reaches full charge in about 2.5 hours.

Pricing & availability

The DJI ROMO series is available for pre-order in Korea. Prices start at 1,590,000 KRW for ROMO S, 1,790,000 KRW for ROMO A, and 1,940,000 KRW for ROMO P.

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Roborock has launched the G30S Pro, a high-end self-cleaning robot vacuum and mop designed for homes with complex layouts, carpets, and low-clearance furniture. The G30S Pro starts at 5,499 yuan ($790) for the water-tank version, while the plumbed-in variant is priced from 5,999 yuan ($862).

Roborock G30S Pro Specifications

The robot features Roborock’s new Chassis Lift 3.0 system, which uses an AI-powered wheel-leg structure to adjust the robot’s height in real time. It can lower its body to pass through spaces as low as 7.95cm and raise itself to climb obstacles up to 8.8cm, including thresholds, rails, and uneven flooring.

The G30S Pro delivers peak suction power of 35,000Pa, which represents a 38% improvement over the previous generation. Roborock uses a DuoDivide 0-tangle cleaning system that includes a dual-suspended main brush, side brush, mop, and caster wheel. The system is designed to capture long hair up to 40cm without tangling.

Roborock has equipped the robot with a sonic mopping system that supports dual vibration zones and operates at up to 4,000 vibrations per minute. The mop applies 14N of pressure and maintains a consistent 65°C temperature for effective stain removal. It is optimized for hard surfaces such as tile, wood, marble, and micro cement.

The G30S Pro comes with a high-temperature self-cleaning base station. The dock can wash the mop with 100°C boiling water, dry it with 55°C hot air, and automatically manage dust collection, detergent dispensing, water refill, and deodorization. The system supports up to 60 days of hands-free cleaning and includes an E12-grade filter.

The robot uses a hybrid navigation system that combines LDS laser mapping, structured light, RGB vision, and auxiliary lighting. It can detect over 280 types of obstacles and navigate effectively in low-light and low-clearance conditions. The robot also includes pet-friendly features such as pet recognition, avoidance, photography, video calling, and a pet search function.

The G30S Pro supports natural language voice commands, letting users start and manage cleaning tasks by speaking. It also uses SmartPlan 4.0 to recognize different rooms and adjust cleaning behavior automatically. The robot is powered by a 6,400mAh battery with fast charging support, making it suitable for larger home layouts.

In related news, Roborock has recently teased a stair-climbing robot vacuum that can walk and clean autonomously, while Samsung has unveiled its 2026 Bespoke AI appliance lineup.

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Roborock has introduced the Saros Rover at CES 2026, unveiling what it calls the world’s first wheeled-leg robot vacuum. The concept device features two articulated limbs with integrated wheels, allowing it to climb stairs and clean each step independently, something traditional robot vacuums have never achieved.

The Saros Rover uses a dual-leg system where each leg moves separately. It lifts and lowers its chassis to scale staircases, adjust to uneven floors, and cross multi-level thresholds. Roborock demonstrated the device on the CES show floor, where it climbed five steps in under 40 seconds while cleaning each one. The robot balanced itself using one leg for support as it rolled across each tread.

The Rover’s core hardware includes the AdaptiLift Chassis 3.0, which enables it to adjust height on the fly and clear obstacles up to 3.3 inches tall. It can handle steep ramps, curved stairs, and high-pile carpets. Roborock paired this mechanical system with AI-powered navigation, using 3D spatial sensors and real-time object recognition to avoid collisions and adapt to fast-changing environments.

Roborock confirmed that the Saros Rover remains in development and does not have a release date. The company said it is still deciding whether to integrate a mopping system. The current version focuses on vacuuming, with future updates expected to expand its cleaning capabilities.

The Saros Rover follows the company’s earlier efforts, like the Saros Z70, which featured a robotic arm. Roborock appears to be moving cautiously with this new model after receiving mixed feedback on previous experimental designs, as per The Verge.

The company has not announced a price, but it is expected to cost more than the Z70, which launched at $2,599. The Saros Rover marks a major step in robotic home cleaning, especially for users in multi-floor homes who have waited years for a robot vacuum that can finally tackle stairs.

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At CES 2026, Samsung Electronics will showcase its latest AI-powered home appliances designed around practical, everyday use. The company says its focus this year is on combining AI-based personalization with strong hardware performance, allowing appliances to adjust automatically to user habits with minimal manual input. The spotlight will be on Samsung’s 2026 Bespoke AI lineup, covering laundry, garment care, air conditioning, and robotic cleaning. The show will be held in Las Vegas, between January 6 to January 9.

The updated Bespoke AI Laundry Combo is positioned as a faster and more efficient all-in-one washer and dryer. Samsung has shortened wash-to-dry times by upgrading both washing and drying systems. The Super Speed cycle uses a high-pressure Speed Spray that improves detergent penetration and speeds up rinsing. Drying performance is improved through a newly added Booster Heat Exchanger. To prevent odor buildup after wash-only cycles, Auto Open Door+ automatically opens the door and activates internal air circulation once washing is complete.

The AI Wash & Dry+ system has also been refined. Multiple sensors measure load weight, detect soil levels in real time, and identify five fabric types, including Outdoor and Denim. Based on this data, the machine automatically adjusts water usage, detergent levels, and cycle settings. Samsung has redesigned the lint management system with a Wide Lint Filter that has a dual-layer structure, a larger capture area, and a one-touch cleaning mechanism. In addition to the existing 7-inch LCD screen model, Samsung is introducing a more affordable version with a 2.8-inch LCD display and a jog dial.

Samsung is also updating its Bespoke AI AirDresser, marking its return three years after the previous model. The new unit adds Auto Wrinkle Care, which uses an enhanced Dual AirWash and Dual JetSteam system to reduce wrinkles quickly. Dual JetSteam sends high-temperature steam deep into fabrics to maintain freshness, reducing 99.9 percent of certain viruses and bacteria and 99 percent of odors. The AirDresser includes an intelligent drying course that adjusts drying time based on whether the load is small, medium, or large. This helps avoid over-drying or under-drying and protects fabric quality.

The AirDresser works closely with the Bespoke AI Laundry Combo through Auto Cycle Link. When a wash cycle finishes, the system automatically recommends a suitable drying course on the AirDresser. If a special care cycle such as the Blouse Cycle is selected on the Laundry Combo, the same option is automatically queued on the AirDresser. The refreshed design includes a One Body Door and a 2.8-inch LCD screen.

For climate control, Samsung is introducing the Bespoke AI WindFree Pro Air Conditioner. The unit uses three blades instead of one, allowing airflow to be directed in multiple ways. The Triple Motion Wings enable seven wind modes, including Max Wind for 15 percent faster cooling, Surround Wind for even airflow, Long Reach Wind that pushes air twice as far, and Down Wind that directs cool air downward quickly. Radar-based AI Direct and Indirect Wind detects user presence and adjusts airflow direction automatically.

The air conditioner also includes AI Fast & Comfort Cooling, which analyzes temperature, humidity, and room size to select the most suitable cooling mode. Based on usage patterns, it switches between Fast Cooling, WindFree comfort, and Dry Comfort. An AI Energy Mode monitors usage behavior and external conditions to reduce compressor fluctuations, lowering energy use by up to 30 percent.

Completing the lineup is the Bespoke AI Jet Bot Steam Ultra robot vacuum. Powered by a Qualcomm Dragonwing processor, it uses deep learning-based AI Object Recognition to detect humans, cats, dogs, cables, and rugs. AI Liquid Recognition allows the robot to detect liquid spills and decide whether to clean or avoid them based on user settings. Upgraded Easy Pass Wheel technology lets the robot climb thresholds up to 2.4 inches.

Samsung will also showcase its expanded Micro RGB TV lineup at CES 2026. Visitors can view all featured products at Samsung’s showroom inside Wynn Las Vegas during the event.

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Dyson has officially launched the Spot+Scrub AI robot vacuum in China, positioning it as a high-end home cleaning device powered by on-device artificial intelligence. The product is priced at 5,499 yuan ($778) and is designed to deliver powerful suction, intelligent navigation, and a fully automated self-cleaning base station.

Dyson Spot+Scrub AI Robot Vacuum Specs

The Spot+Scrub AI has a compact 373 x 370 x 110 mm chassis and a rollers-over-wheels layout that keeps the bottom wheels covered to avoid redepositing dirt. It uses a 27-centimeter-wide cleaning roller and a Dyson AI processor that handles trillions of operations per second.

The robot comes with a dual-line LiDAR and an HD camera to scan its surroundings seven times per second and identify nearly 200 object types. Dyson says recognition accuracy in low light improves by 40% over earlier models. The processor maps the space in real time and adjusts cleaning strategies as room layouts change.

The device operates on what Dyson calls a clean-freak algorithm, refusing to move forward until a section of the floor meets its cleanliness threshold. It delivers suction power up to 18,000Pa and can automatically boost suction by four times when detecting carpets. The Spot+Scrub AI includes a rotating edge brush, a tangle-free roller-brush system, and a 10mm lifting mechanism to protect carpets during mopping.

The mopping function uses 12 hot-water jets to wash floors at 60°C. The roller self-cleans while rotating, ensuring that only clean water contacts the surface. The system also prevents cross-contamination between hard floors and carpets.

The battery supports up to 200 minutes of cleaning and can cover around 240 square meters per charge, depending on usage. The device connects to a mobile app for quick mapping, smart room segmentation, cleaning zones, virtual no-go boundaries, and hotspot verification. Dyson confirms that all AI processing is done locally, with no image storage or cloud upload.

The base station includes a 3-liter bin for dust storage, enough for around 100 days of hands-free use. It uses Dyson’s cyclone-based dust collection, eliminating the need for disposable bags while maintaining suction efficiency. The dock also handles 60°C hot-water roller cleaning, 45°C warm-air drying, automatic detergent dosing, and silver-ion antibacterial treatment in the water tank.

In related news, Dyson recently introduced the AM15 bladeless hot and cool fan, which promises quieter operation and faster heating. The company also launched the HP2 De-NOx and HP1 air purifiers in India, both equipped with heating and cooling functions.

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The cleaning robot market just got a brand new entry with the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum S40. Xiaomi just released its latest robot vacuum cleaner in the global market, with the smart home appliance being released in Europe. So here’s everything you need to know.

Xiaomi Robot Vacuum S40: What does it offer?

The Chinese tech giant’s new robot vacuum has officially released in the UK and Europe. It brings advanced cleaning features, however, there is no advanced base station for self cleaning functionality or automatic vacuuming. So the base station is purely for charging the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum S40 model. Talking about the cleaning robot itself, you get a high suction power of 10,000 Pa.

This promises consistent cleaning on floors and carpets. You also get a special brush on the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum S40 for effective cleaning, and it can even prevent hair from getting entangled. There is even a mop, although this mop doesn’t rotate and only gets dragged with the robot vacuum cleaner. Furthermore, the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum S40 has a total capacity of 520ml for its dust bin.

On a single full charge, the smart home appliance can run for up to 180 minutes thanks to its 5,200mAh battery pack under the hood. The Xiaomi Robot Vacuum S40 is available for purchase in European regions and the UK. It is priced at £169.99 in the UK and €199.99 in markets like Germany. Shipping is free in both regions, and buyers can also return the gadget within two weeks for a full refund. This model was just released after the brand released the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum S40C in Europe back in August 2025.

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Milagrow has launched the iMap 15 AI Plus, which it claims is the world’s first convertible robotic vacuum cleaner. The device functions as both a floor-cleaning robot and a handheld vacuum. It is now available for purchase on Milagrow’s official website and Amazon.in for Rs. 34,990. The product comes with a standard one-year warranty.

Milagrow iMap 15 AI Plus Specifications

The iMap 15 AI Plus functions as both a robotic floor cleaner and a handheld vacuum. Its main unit acts as a docking station equipped with a 3.5-liter self-emptying dustbin. By attaching the flexible hose and crevice nozzle, it can be transformed into a portable handheld vacuum designed to clean sofas, upholstery, window corners, car interiors, and other hard-to-reach spots.

Milagrow equips the robot with a 10,000Pa brushless motor and an EV-grade 5200mAh battery. The vacuum can operate for up to 260 minutes on a single charge and clean an area of up to 4000 square feet. The robot uses RT2R 3.0 navigation technology with LiDAR and SLAM for accurate mapping and real-time terrain recognition. The system maps rooms with up to 8mm accuracy and completes the mapping process in under 10 minutes.

The robot supports cleaning schedules and remote operation through the Smart Life app, as well as Alexa voice control. The app allows users to adjust suction power, water flow, and cleaning modes, while monitoring real-time cleaning progress on a 2D map. It also supports multiple users and devices, offers over-the-air firmware updates, and enables scenario-based automation for personalized cleaning routines.

Milagrow has designed the software specifically for Indian homes. The system includes voice support in six Indian languages and optimizes navigation for complex room layouts and common flooring types. The robot works with a microfiber mop and supports both wet and dry cleaning. It can apply up to 10 Newtons of pressure during mopping and handles disinfectant solutions like sodium hypochlorite as recommended by ICMR.

The iMap 15 AI Plus uses a HEPA 13 filter that captures 99.97% of airborne particles as small as 0.3 microns. Milagrow claims the system removes pet hair, dust, and allergens effectively. The robot operates below 55 dB, thanks to the company’s Whisper Silent Technology.

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Xiaomi has released the Robot Vacuum 5 Series, which includes the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum 5 and Robot Vacuum 5 Pro. Both models come with 20000Pa suction power to handle dust, pet hair, and larger debris.

The Robot Vacuum 5 Pro uses dToF (Direct Time-of-Flight) Smart Retractable Radar, allowing it to clean under furniture with a clearance as low as 9.5cm. It is equipped with a triple-camera system that powers AI functions such as dirt recognition and obstacle avoidance, helping the device adjust cleaning strategies and move around clutter in real time. The base station supports 80°C hot-water mop washing, a Smart mode with preset water temperatures, and automatic rewash cycles when dirt is detected. These functions keep mop pads cleaner with less manual effort.

The Robot Vacuum 5 also provides the same 20000Pa suction and dToF radar but uses S-Cross dual-line structured light for obstacle detection. This system identifies irregular objects to avoid collisions while following efficient cleaning routes. Its base station supports customizable water temperature, self-cleaning trays, and two-hour hot-air drying, making upkeep simple.

Both models have a dual-extension mop arm and side brush that achieve full corner coverage. They are powered by a 5200mAh battery that delivers up to 140 minutes of runtime and can be fully charged in a single session to cover larger areas without interruption. Connectivity with the Xiaomi Smart Home app allows remote scheduling and cleaning mode selection. They also support Alexa and Google Assistant for voice control.

Pricing & availability

The Xiaomi Robot Vacuum 5 is priced at €699.99, while the Robot Vacuum 5 Pro costs €799.99. Both are now available through Xiaomi’s official website and authorized retailers.

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Ecovacs has introduced the T80S robot vacuum and mop in China. The new model is available on JD.com, with the standard water-tank version priced at 4,049 yuan ($568) and the version with automatic water supply priced at 4,699 yuan ($660). The T80S targets high-end users who want powerful cleaning, edge-to-edge coverage, and AI-assisted controls.

Ecovacs T80S Robot Vacuum Specs

The T80S robot vacuum delivers 24,800Pa of suction power and integrates the Constant-Pressure Active Water 2.0 system for enhanced mopping. It uses the Ozmo Roller 2.0, a motorized roller that maintains full contact with the floor and automatically rinses itself during operation.

The vacuum comes with a high-pressure pump that collects dirty water to avoid cross-contamination. According to Ecovacs, this roller provides 16 times the cleaning pressure of conventional robot mops and spins at up to 200 RPM to clean stubborn stains like dried milk or soy sauce.

It comes with a three-level intelligent lifting system that raises the roller, brush, and side brushes depending on the surface. This setup avoids wetting carpets and lets the unit transition smoothly between hard floors, rugs, and bathrooms.

The robot uses the ZeroTangle 3.0 system with a V-shaped roller and wind-blade side brush that release trapped hair to prevent clogs. For edge work, it sports TruEdge 3.0 zero-gap technology with flexible rubber balls, bringing the cleaning path closer to walls and corners.

The T80S equips a slim 98mm body with an embedded dToF radar, AI camera, dual structured light sensors, and an auxiliary light to navigate tight or dim spaces. Its AIVI 3D 3.0 system detects obstacles and maintains close contact for detailed cleaning.

The robot can be operated through Yiko GPT, an AI voice assistant that allows natural conversations. It understands room-specific commands and can guide you through settings and cleaning modes.

Ecovacs includes a ten-in-one base station that supports automatic dust collection, 75°C hot water mop washing, 63°C hot-air drying, detergent dispensing, self-disinfection, and optional plumbing for fresh and dirty water management. The station is built for up to 150 days of low-maintenance use and has a compact 36.8cm profile.

The T80S uses a high-density nylon roller mop that avoids scratching floors. It also supports antibacterial and disinfectant solutions, making it suitable for homes with children.

In related news, Narwal has recently introduced the Freo 002 Max with 25,000Pa suction, AI vision, and a smart voice assistant, while LG unveiled robot, stick, and wet-dry vacuums for Europe at IFA 2025.

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Narwal has officially launched the Freo 002 Max robot vacuum cleaner in China. The device features a suction power of up to 25,000Pa, an advanced self-cleaning system, and a new sterilization feature powered by dynamic electrolyzed water.

The standard model with a regular water tank is priced at 4,699 yuan ($658), while the slim version with automatic water supply and drainage is priced at 5,299 yuan ($743).

Narwal Freo 002 Max Specifications

The Freo 002 Max comes equipped with Narwal’s latest bionic AI visual system, which includes dual RGB wide-angle cameras and a 10TOPS processing chip. This system enables the robot to recognize more than 250 types of objects and map surroundings with a depth accuracy of up to 5mm. Narwal claims this approach surpasses conventional LIDAR or structured-light navigation systems in terms of recognition precision and environmental understanding.

The robot features a slim 9.5cm body that allows it to clean under low-clearance furniture and cross obstacles up to 40mm. It uses 75mm dual-sided brushes and offers three intelligent edge-tracing modes: close-follow, safe-distance, and smart detour. These features help it deliver near-complete coverage around edges and corners.

Narwal has implemented an adaptive cleaning system that adjusts suction power and mop pressure based on detected dirt type. The device uses a tread-style roller mop system with constant surface pressure up to 12N. The mop head receives a steady spray of 45°C heated water for stain removal. The robot also supports zero-tangle cleaning through redesigned anti-hair-wrapping brushes and cyclone-guided suction, certified by SGS.

Narwal has added the Pet Mode 1.0 Pro, which detects and avoids pet pads while supporting interactive voice responses that simulate the owner’s voice. The robot is powered by a 6,400mAh battery that provides up to 3.8 hours of cleaning. It carries a 475mL clean water tank and a 500mL wastewater tank onboard.

The Freo 002 Max integrates NarGPT 2.0, an upgraded AI voice assistant capable of understanding complex commands such as “clean under the sofa in the living room” or “clean the carpeted room.” This assistant supports hierarchical map awareness and flexible zone targeting.

The base station features automatic hot water rinsing of internal parts using 80°C water, electrolyzed water-based sterilization, and 45°C warm air drying for the mop, pipes, and dust box. It also includes a disposable dustbin liner system with UV sterilization. The base can handle up to 120 days of usage with a 2.5L dust bag and supports full auto-refill and drainage.

The device features clean and dirty dual water tanks and a self-agitating system inside the dirty tank to prevent sediment buildup. It also supports multi-map 3D mapping, smart scheduling, cliff and overflow detection, zigzag cleaning patterns, and consumables tracking.

The robot measures 35.12 x 36.35 x 9.5 cm, while the base station comes in two sizes: 43 x 40.2 x 46.1 cm for the water tank version, and 41 x 43.3 x 28 cm for the ultra-slim base.

In related news, LG introduces robot, stick, and wet-dry vacuums for Europe at IFA 2025, while Xiaomi debuts the Mijia 5C robot vacuum with 15,000Pa suction and its first edge-mopping feature.

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LG Electronics is presenting four new vacuum cleaners at IFA 2025 in Berlin, designed for the European market. The lineup includes a robot vacuum with steam mop, a built-in robot vacuum station, a stick vacuum, and a wet-dry stick vacuum.

The new robot vacuum has over twice the suction power of the previous model. It includes a steam mop that removes grease and liquid spills. The docking station sterilizes the mop with hot water and steam after each use and has a furniture-like design that blends with home interiors. The vacuum is equipped with an AI chip that identifies dirt, dust, furniture, and other obstacles for precise navigation. An AI carpet detection system returns the unit to the docking station to detach the mop before cleaning carpets. The robot also features LG Shield security to protect user data.

The built-in robot vacuum station is designed for European homes and fits beneath the kitchen sink. It has an auto-opening door and uses an air circulation system to reduce noise during automatic dust disposal. It provides a hands-free experience with auto water supply, draining, and mop washing. A turbidity sensor monitors mop cleanliness and starts washing when needed.

The new stick vacuum maintains strong suction using Micro Cyclone technology and a filter cleaning system that prevents clogging from pet hair and fine dust. It features an auto dust disposal system that reduces contact with allergens and comes with a compact freestanding charging station.

The wet-dry stick vacuum is lightweight and reduces wrist strain during use. It includes AI Roller Control for smoother operation and adapts to cleaning patterns. It removes both liquids and solids, with LED lighting for low-light cleaning. The mop head is washed with hot water, steam sterilized, and hot air dried to stay clean.

LG will display the new vacuum lineup at IFA 2025 in Hall 18, Messe Berlin, from September 5 to 9.

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Xiaomi has officially launched the Mijia Robot Vacuum-Mop 5C in China. The device introduces a new “ultra-extended edge-mopping” system that allows it to clean deeper into corners, baseboards, and floor gaps.

The robot is available in two variants: a standard water tank version priced at 2,199 yuan ($307) and a slim built-in auto water supply and drainage version priced at 2,699 yuan ($377). Pre-orders are live on JD.com.

Mijia Robot Vacuum-Mop 5C Specifications

The Mijia 5C features a compact circular design with a low 93mm profile. It measures 355 × 353.5 × 93mm and weighs around 3.9kg, allowing it to clean under beds, sofas, and cabinets. The two base stations vary in size. The standard base measures 495 × 320 × 260mm, while the slim auto-refill base has a 419 × 450 × 280mm footprint, designed for under-sink installation.

Xiaomi has equipped the vacuum with a 15000Pa suction fan and dual rotating mop pads. The mop arms extend up to 79mm and can reach edges with 0mm distance, improving cleaning performance along skirting boards and tight corners. The system simulates manual scrubbing and supports high-speed rotation.

The robot uses a 129° LDS laser sensor for obstacle detection and navigation. It supports real-time mapping, multi-floor memory, dynamic route planning, and millimeter-level precision. It automatically detects carpets, boosts suction, and lifts mop pads to prevent wetting surfaces.

The vacuum runs on a 5200mAh battery (rated 4800mAh). The charging base supports up to 90W power draw and can dry mops within two hours using hot air. The standard water tank version has a 4L clean water tank, supporting cleaning up to 240m² per refill. The embedded version includes auto detergent dispensing, automatic water refill, and drainage. The dustbin can remain untouched for up to 75 days.

The Mijia 5C, integrated with HyperOS Connect, enables remote scheduling, zone control, and mop settings via Mi Home or XiaoAi, and syncs with Xiaomi smart devices for automation.

Xiaomi includes a patented figure-eight roller brush and dual anti-tangle side brushes to reduce hair clogs. The self-cleaning base handles mop washing, hot air drying, dust collection, and storage. Safety features such as a child lock, OTA updates, and cable management are also included.

Xiaomi says the new edge-mopping system can clean under refrigerators and along furniture edges more effectively. The feature is designed to adapt dynamically to floor surfaces and helps reduce bacteria when used with floor cleaner.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently unveiled the Mijia Gas Water Heater Pro with 99% ion removal and HyperOS, and also launched the Mijia Thermostatic Electric Kettle 3 Pro featuring a 2.0L capacity and 316L stainless steel liner.

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When I first reviewed the Narwal Freo two years ago, it felt like stepping into the future of home cleaning. It was polished, well-executed, and reliable in ways that made me wonder if we had already reached peak robot vacuum. At the time, it set a benchmark for what a premium robot cleaner could deliver, handling vacuuming and mopping with surprising finesse.

I didn’t encounter many of the frustrations that early robot vacuum owners used to complain about, getting stuck on socks, smearing dirt instead of cleaning it, or running out of power halfway through a job. It felt almost flawless.

Fast forward to now, and I’ve spent time with back-to-back two latest flagships from Eureka. Testing them right after the Narwal Freo gave me a unique perspective: robot vacuums haven’t just improved, they’ve transformed. The pace of progress in this niche has been surprisingly fast, and the gap between then and now feels much larger than two years should reasonably allow.

From novelty to super-powered assistants

The biggest shift has been in capability. These machines no longer just roll around sucking up dust. They’ve become true cleaning systems. Modern flagships can vacuum with stronger suction, with 20,000Pa now practically standard, mop with precision that actually scrubs floors, and intelligently navigate obstacles instead of bumping their way through rooms.

AI-driven features are no longer gimmicks either; they’re practical. Robots can now recognize furniture and carpets, steer clear of tangled wires, lift their bodies to pass over small objects, cut through trapped hair, and adapt their cleaning strategies to the type of mess they encounter.

Not only that, some of the latest models even go a step further by physically picking up small objects with integrated arms before cleaning the area properly, eliminating blind spots that older robots would have missed.

It isn’t just the tech inside the robots that has improved. The ecosystem has expanded. We’ve gone from a handful of ambitious startups leading the way to legacy brands stepping in.

Samsung now has a flagship robot vacuum. DJI, best known for drones and gimbals, has entered the space too. When companies like these decide to compete, it signals that robot vacuums aren’t just niche gadgets anymore; they’re part of mainstream consumer tech.

Price no longer holds you back

The most striking change though, is how the pricing landscape has shifted. Robot vacuums used to be status symbols, expensive luxuries that most people weren’t ready to gamble on. Now, the market is flooded with options across every budget.

Flagships still command premium prices, but you don’t have to spend top dollar to get solid cleaning performance. The sheer number of brands in the game has driven costs down and features up. It’s one of those rare categories where the competition has genuinely benefited the consumer.

Should you buy one?

The short answer: yes. If you’re someone who works long hours, struggles to keep up with daily chores, or just wants a neat environment without constant effort, a robot vacuum is worth it. For smaller spaces like a bedroom or a home office, it’s almost perfect. Set it up once, and it will reliably keep things clean.

For entire households, the picture is more complicated. These robots are capable of covering larger spaces, but they’re still limited by clutter, unexpected obstacles, and the quirks of your floor plan.

In those cases, I’d argue handheld vacuums are emerging as a better complement, especially since many of them are now just as smart and portable. Using a robot vacuum in specific, well-managed zones is still the best way to extend its long-term health and efficiency.

The takeaway

Reviewing these vacuums back-to-back has made one thing clear: this category isn’t slowing down. Two years ago, I thought the Narwal Freo had already solved most of the problems. Today, I realize that was just the beginning.

The latest machines from Eureka, like the J15 Pro Ultra and J15 Max Ultra, along with innovative models such as the Roborock Saros Z70 and new releases from Dreame and Xiaomi, show that robot vacuums are evolving into multi-functional, AI-powered assistants built to take over most everyday cleaning tasks.

For now, the decision comes down to your lifestyle. If you want help managing a single room, it’s a no-brainer. If you’re looking for a whole-home solution, be ready to put in a little work yourself to make the robot’s job easier. Either way, it’s hard not to recommend one. After all, these machines are finally living up to the promise of giving us back time, and that’s what real tech progress is supposed to do.

And this is just the start. I expect to see even more refined, efficient, and AI-driven models in the near future, and I’ll be sharing updates as I continue testing where this fast-moving category heads next.

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Ecovacs has launched its latest robot vacuum and mop, the Deebot X11, in the Chinese market. The base variant with a water tank is priced at 5499 yuan ($765), while the model with both water inlet and drainage capabilities is available for 5899 yuan ($822). Both these variants are now available on JD.com.

Ecovacs Deebot X11 Specifications

The Deebot X11 introduces several first-in-industry technologies aimed at improving suction power, mopping efficiency, and automation. It features a 6400mAh soft-pack power battery and supports “PowerBoost” instant charging. According to the company, the robot can recharge 6% in just three minutes during cleaning sessions, allowing it to cover large homes of up to 1000m² or perform deep cleaning cycles across smaller zones.

Ecovacs has equipped the X11 with its patented Ozmo Roller 2.0 system. This system uses an eight-nozzle spray mechanism, a 200 RPM roller mop, constant pressure scrubbing, and real-time dirty water recovery. The company claims this four-step process ensures the mop is continuously rinsed with clean water to prevent streaking and secondary contamination. The antibacterial nylon brush supports mop lifting and enables flexible edge cleaning.

For vacuuming, the X11 uses Ecovacs’ Blast system, which delivers up to 24,800Pa of suction power with a 15L/s airflow, driven by a custom-built 60W fan. According to the company, this setup is 2.4 times more efficient than standard robot vacuums. It also includes ZeroTangle 3.0 anti-tangle technology, which relies on wind-blade side brushes to dislodge hair and minimize clogging.

Mobility is powered by the TruePass four-wheel adaptive drive system. This hardware-based solution enables the robot to cross 24mm obstacles with increased stability, eliminating dependence on software-only climbing logic. The robot stands at 98mm in height and supports precise edge cleaning with the TruEdge 3.0 roller system.

For navigation, it relies on the upgraded Aivi 3D 3.0 vision system with dual structured light sensors. This setup enhances object recognition and low-clearance navigation.

The X11 pairs with an all-in-one base station that supports ten automated functions. These include auto dustbin emptying, auto water refill and drainage, 63°C hot water mop washing, hot air drying, detergent dispensing, base cleaning, and high-temperature antibacterial soaking. The station supports up to 150 days of hands-free operation.

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Xiaomi has introduced the Robot Vacuum H40 in Europe, expanding its smart home ecosystem with a powerful yet affordable cleaning solution. To recall, this is the refreshed global release of the MIJIA H40 Robot Vacuum Mop that debuted in China with HyperOS last year. It brings much of the same features and some upgrades, so here are all the details.

Xiaomi H40 Robot Vacuum Brings Smarter, Longer Cleaning

Just like the original model, the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum Cleaner H40 features the anti-tangle brush to prevent any hair from getting trapped, but upgrades the 6,000 Pa suction power to 10,000 Pa. Users get access to four cleaning power modes, which includes Quiet, Standard, Strong, and Turbo. Apart from vacuuming up all the dirt, there is even a 210ml water tank under the hood for simultaneous mopping.

There’s plenty of customizable options that you can access via the Xiaomi Home app. This robot vacuum cleaner navigates using the LDS system and operates on a 5,200mAh battery pack. On a full charge, it can last for around 180 minutes. Xiaomi’s H40 Robot Vacuum cleaner automatically docks to the charging station for recharging and also automatically empties out the dustbin into a larger 4L bin in the charging dock, which the user only needs to empty once every 3 months.

As of right now, the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum Cleaner H40 has just debuted in Germany for a price tag of 299.99 Euros. Although, it is currently on sale on the official website for a discounted price tag of 249.99 Euros. The Chinese tech giant will likely roll out this model in more regions in the EU.

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DJI has officially entered the home appliance market with the launch of its first robot vacuum series, the ROMO lineup. The new series includes three models: Romo S, Romo A, and Romo P. DJI is positioning the Romo series as a high-performance cleaning solution powered by its advanced sensing and robotics technology previously used in its flagship drones.

DJI Romo Series Specifications

The Romo series uses a dual fisheye visual system combined with three wide-angle solid-state LiDAR sensors to support millimeter-level obstacle avoidance. DJI says the robot can accurately detect objects as thin as 2mm and avoid obstacles like wires, furniture legs, and pet waste during cleaning. The system works in both bright and dim lighting conditions.

All three models feature 25,000Pa suction power, a 164ml onboard water tank for wet mopping, and a 260ml dustbin. DJI equips the Romo with dual flexible mechanical arms designed to ensure 100% edge coverage, reducing the chances of missed spots along walls and corners. The dual anti-tangle roller brush design is aimed at minimizing hair entanglement and reducing maintenance.

The Romo robot supports four cleaning modes: vacuum and mop, vacuum-only, mop-only, and vacuum-then-mop. Battery capacity stands at 5,000mAh, with a runtime of up to three hours in quiet vacuum mode. DJI includes a 55W fast charging system that takes about 2.5 hours to fully charge the robot.

DJI offers three versions of the Romo: the standard Romo S with a white body and basic features, the mid-range Romo A with a transparent shell and optional upgrades, and the flagship Romo P, which comes with a transparent robot and base station. The Romo P includes UV-sterilized dust bags, a built-in deodorizing wastewater module, and disinfectant cleaning fluids.

The base station supports self-cleaning and includes a 4L clean water tank, a 3.2L dirty water tank, and a 2.4L dust bag. The Romo P model uses a different station variant that adds antibacterial and deodorizing features by default. All base stations support Bluetooth 5.1 and dual-band Wi-Fi.

DJI also enables smart features like video calling, voice assistant support, remote video monitoring, and intelligent carpet detection through the DJI Home App. All models include TÜV SÜD baby-grade certification for hygiene and safety.

Pricing and Availability

The Romo P is priced at 6,799 yuan for the water tank version and 7,399 yuan ($1,030) for the auto water inlet/outlet model. The Romo A starts at 5,399 yuan ($752), while the base Romo S is available from 4,699 yuan ($654). These are now up for sale in China on JD.com.

In related news, DJI recently debuts its first 360 camera, the Osmo 360, with 8K panoramic capture and professional-grade features. DJI also unveils the Agras T100, a high-performance agricultural drone built for modern farming needs.debuted

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Haier has introduced a new high-end robot vacuum and mop in China, named the Pet Love V40. The product is now available on JD.com for 3,299 yuan ($461). The V40 targets pet owners and users looking for a fully automated cleaning experience. Let’s take a look at its key specifications.

Haier Pet Love V40 Specifications

The Pet Love V40 features a powerful 20,000Pa suction system powered by Haier’s self-developed high-speed motor and a sealed negative-pressure airflow design. Haier claims the vacuum can achieve a 100% large-particle pickup rate, making it suitable for carpets, hard flooring, and floor gaps.

The robot is equipped with Haier’s AI Smart Eye sensor system, which uses real-time vision to detect stains, pet messes, and debris. Based on the type of dirt detected, the system selects appropriate cleaning patterns, including one to four V-shaped scrubbing passes. The vacuum relies on Haier’s proprietary A1smart-home algorithm to process dirt data and adjust its behavior accordingly.

Haier has added a Fast Rotating V-Force mopping arm that mimics human hand-wiping motion. It completes four overlapping passes to remove tough stains without leaving residue. The robot also includes a dual mechanical arm structure and 360-degree omnidirectional movement for better wall-to-wall coverage.

The main brush incorporates a 64-blade dual-edge cutter that automatically trims tangled hair when the robot returns to the dock. The device also uses a side brush and 4cm outward-extending mop pads for edge and corner cleaning. It measures 98mm in height, allowing it to reach under most furniture.

The Pet Love V40 features automatic lifting for both the brush and mop. The system detects carpeted areas and adjusts its components accordingly to avoid cross-contamination between mopping and sweeping. The dock heats water between 40°C and 75°C for deep cleaning and supports 360-degree active rinsing and 42dB hot air drying.

The V40 includes a full self-maintenance system. It automatically cuts hair, collects dust, refills water, dispenses detergent, washes pads, and dries them. The dock has a 4.2L clean water tank, a 4.0L dirty water tank, and uses 600W suction for dust bag cleaning. It produces 79dB(A) noise during dust collection.

The robot runs on a 5,200mAh battery and supports OTA software updates. It connects with the Haier Smart Home app for zone control, map management, and remote video monitoring through its onboard AI camera. Users can store up to four floor maps and control cleaning through voice commands.

Haier claims the V40 has passed more than 10,000 press tests and five million impact tests. The robot weighs around 3.75kg and supports obstacle climbing up to 20mm. It includes anti-drop sensors and carpet edge detection. The model is certified for baby-grade hygiene and ships with antibacterial accessories that Haier says remove 99.9% of bacteria.

In related news, Mova recently launched the Z60 Pro robot vacuum with AI-powered roller mopping and 4100Pa suction. The company also introduced the G12 Mix, a 5-in-1 floor scrubber featuring 18,000Pa suction and 180° flat-lay cleaning

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DJI has officially announced that it will launch its first-ever robot vacuum cleaner, named Romo, on August 6 at 8 PM (Beijing time). The company made the announcement through its official Weibo account, revealing a teaser poster with the product’s name and the slogan “Unmatched Power.” This move marks DJI’s formal entry into the smart home appliance segment after years of dominance in drones, gimbals, and action cameras.

Sources familiar with DJI’s internal roadmap say the company has spent over four years developing this product. The Romo is expected to leverage DJI’s core technologies in visual navigation, object avoidance, and intelligent path planning.

The teaser image offers the first clear look at the Romo system. It shows the robot vacuum paired with a docking station in two distinct forms. One appears with a Nothing-style semi-transparent or open structure, revealing the dock’s internal components such as the dustbin, water tank, and mop-cleaning system.

This version highlights the engineering beneath the surface and appears designed to showcase the hardware’s complexity and modular layout. The second variant features a fully enclosed white shell with smooth contours and a front-facing flap labeled “Romo.” This version emphasizes minimalism and is clearly designed to blend into modern home environments.

The robot itself follows a clean, circular layout with a low profile. It features front-facing sensors that are likely used for 3D navigation and obstacle detection. Twin side brushes are visible underneath, suggesting that it is built to sweep debris efficiently toward the central suction path. The visual design suggests a balance of functionality and aesthetics, consistent with DJI’s broader product philosophy.

Inside the open-style docking station, the layout appears highly organized. There are clearly marked zones for dust collection and water storage, as well as a rotating element that indicates support for automatic mop washing and drying. The design also hints at an automatic refill and self-cleaning system, similar to what’s seen in high-end models from brands like Roborock and Dreame.

In related news, DJI recently introduced the Agras T100, a high-performance agricultural drone designed for modern farming needs. The company has also launched the FlyCart 100, its new flagship cargo drone capable of carrying up to 80kg, featuring advanced safety systems for reliable transport.

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Mova has launched its latest high-end robot vacuum and mop combo, the Z60 Pro, in the Chinese market. The device features AI-powered cleaning technology and starts at 5,499 yuan ($766) for the standard water tank version. The variant with automatic water inlet and drainage is priced at 6,099 yuan ($850).

Mova Z60 Pro Specifications

The Z60 Pro introduces a 3D fluffy roller mop system that applies 18 times more ground pressure than conventional dual-disc designs. Mova claims the system can generate up to 4100Pa of suction power. The cleaning module includes a 12-nozzle spray setup for dissolving stains and a 360° rotating roller for scraping and scrubbing surfaces.

The roller mop uses Mova’s Deep Flush system to ensure that only the clean side of the mop comes into contact with the floor. The vacuum includes a 50,000Pa siphon system for wastewater extraction and supports 80°C hot water mop washing. It also features UV sterilization for added hygiene, delivering 99.99% antibacterial and sterilization performance. The system has received TÜV Rheinland certification for baby-grade sanitation.

Navigation is handled by a periscopic LDS LiDAR system called Lingtan, which allows the Z60 Pro to map environments with high precision. The device has a low profile of 96mm and can cross obstacles up to 8cm in height. Mova uses upgraded AI edge-laser sensors to improve corner cleaning coverage and avoid blind spots.

The robot automatically retracts its mop when it detects carpeted surfaces. The dual-rotating brush design minimizes hair tangling and improves debris pickup. Mova claims a zero hair-tangle rate on both the edge brushes and main roller.

The docking station supports automatic dust collection, hot air drying, UV disinfection, and auto-refill functions. The clean water tank has a capacity of 4L, the dirty water tank holds 3.5L, and the dust bag capacity is 3.2L.

The Z60 Pro features voice control through Mova’s DeepSeek-R1 assistant, allowing users to issue cleaning commands, set dynamic routes, and enable pet-aware functions. Its built-in AI camera can detect pets, avoid pet waste, and optionally record pet moments. The device also supports a dedicated pet cleaning solution.

The standard model weighs 14.92kg and measures 470mm x 433mm x 96mm. The automatic inlet/outlet version is more compact at 13.56kg and 315mm x 458mm x 96mm.

In related news, Mova recently launched the G12 Mix 5-in-1 floor scrubber with 180° flat-lay cleaning and 18,000Pa suction.

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Mova has launched its latest all-in-one cleaning device, the G12 Mix, on JD.com. The new model supports both vacuuming and wet mopping and is priced at 1,599 yuan (approximately $222). It is designed to serve as a 5-in-1 cleaning solution, replacing multiple appliances such as a traditional vacuum, floor scrubber, mattress mite remover, crevice tool, and soft-bristle brush.

Mova G12 Mix Specifications

The G12 Mix features a unique 180° flat-lay design that allows it to clean hard-to-reach areas under furniture. It can lay nearly flat to a height of 6.5cm in vacuum mode and 14cm in wet-cleaning mode. Mova has equipped the device with a powerful 250W brushless motor that spins at up to 100,000 RPM, enabling up to 18,000Pa of suction without performance loss even in flat positions.

The vacuum uses a “Space Capsule” water-air separation chamber that relies on vacuum negative pressure to isolate moisture from airflow. This protects the motor from water damage and allows uninterrupted cleaning across different modes. The system supports strong suction for both dry debris and wet messes, making it suitable for hard floors, tiles, and carpets.

The G12 Mix uses a dual-tank system, with a 600mL clean water tank and a 500mL dirty water tank. It supports self-cleaning with 60°C hot water and hot air drying for the roller brush. Mova claims the system achieves 99.99% sterilization and virus removal using electrolyzed water, targeting pathogens such as E. coli, staphylococcus, and flu viruses.

The device runs on a 4,000mAh battery that provides up to 40 minutes of mopping or 65 minutes of vacuuming. It includes smart dirt detection, which automatically adjusts cleaning intensity based on surface condition. The self-cleaning system uses dual-direction roller rotation and anti-tangle comb teeth to reduce hair entanglement.

The G12 Mix weighs 4kg when used in upright mode and 1.1kg as a handheld device. It also offers optional accessories, including a metal extension tube and a storage rack, which are sold separately. It features a high-contrast LED display, voice prompts, and an 80° swivel head that enhances usability. The standard package comes with several attachments, such as a crevice nozzle, a mite remover, and a soft brush.

In related news, don’t miss our full review of the Eureka J15 Max Ultra robot vacuum: flagship specs and smarter cleaning in action.

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I didn’t expect to revisit the J15 series this soon. After spending weeks testing the Eureka J15 Pro Ultra earlier this year, I thought I had a good understanding of where Eureka stood in the robot vacuum landscape: good hardware, promising features, and just enough quirks to keep it from surpassing the likes of Roborock or Narwal.

But the J15 Max Ultra surprised me. It feels like Eureka took the feedback seriously and delivered something that not only fixes the Pro Ultra’s flaws but also pushes the feature envelope into territory that starts to feel genuinely next-gen.

This robot vacuum doesn’t just look like a spec bump. After putting it through its paces in my office, a space that gathers dust, hair, and debris like a magnet, I can safely say this is a meaningful upgrade.

From transparent spill detection to better corner cleaning and improved AI navigation, the Max Ultra earns its flagship badge more convincingly than its predecessor. It still makes some noise, literally and metaphorically, but this time, the improvements are hard to ignore.

Let’s break it down.

Design & Build Quality

From a design standpoint, the J15 Max Ultra doesn’t differ much from the Pro Ultra. It still has that purposeful, rounded-square footprint that I’ve come to appreciate for its corner-reach advantage, and the LiDAR turret still sits on top like a periscope. But look closer, and there are some refinements that hint at how much has changed beneath the surface.

The robot itself is slightly taller than I’d prefer, owing again to that turret and new sensor array up front. Eureka has now bundled in a dual-camera setup, one Full HD RGB sensor, and an infrared sensor that enables IntelliView AI 2.0. That’s the tech behind its new ability to detect transparent liquids, and while we’ll get into how well that works later, I’ll say this: the physical integration is clean. The sensors sit inside a blacked-out window at the front, giving the robot a high-tech, almost stealthy appearance.

Material choices are similar to the Pro Ultra. My unit is finished in matte black with glossy accents around the sensors and camera array. The matte texture keeps fingerprints at bay, which is important when you’re handling the robot for cleaning or inspection. Glossy sections still attract dust, but it’s a trade-off I’m used to.

The side brush now uses a new “DragonClaw” design with V-shaped bristles that supposedly reduces tangling. More importantly, it’s mounted on an extending arm, a new feature Eureka calls “SweepExtend.” This is paired with the returning ScrubExtend mop arm, and together they aim to hit corners more effectively than any bot I’ve used before. And spoiler: they actually do.

The wheels are chunky and soft-rubber coated, with independent suspension that feels robust under pressure. Underneath, the main roller brush retains the hybrid bristle-rubber design, reinforced by the FlexiRazor hair-cutting system. I opened it up after several sessions, and it was nearly spotless, rare for a space that collects long human hair and fine debris.

The dock is still massive. Taller than before, with the same angled front and double-hatch top lid housing the clean and dirty water tanks. Each holds over 3L, and the dust bag has a 3L capacity too. If you’re tight on space, this station will demand some rearrangement, but the flip side is that you won’t be babysitting it constantly.

The most underrated change here is the self-cleaning base tray. The previous model cleaned the mop pads well, but the tray itself was left dirty unless you wiped it down manually. The Max Ultra fixes that with a built-in scraper system that dries and sweeps debris into the main dust bag. It’s one of those quality-of-life improvements that sounds small but adds up over weeks of use.

Setup

Setup was, thankfully, uneventful. The robot still only supports 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, so I had to temporarily split my mesh network again, but once paired, the app took over and walked me through everything.

Initial mapping was fast, under 10 minutes, and impressively accurate. It detected furniture edges, created room divisions, and even flagged no-go zones around clutter. The LiDAR and dual-camera array clearly helped here, and the map was editable right after the first pass. I could name rooms, merge zones, and draw spot-cleaning areas without a hitch.

I use the J15 Max Ultra primarily in my office, which is chaotic: dusty corners, scattered cables, and, since it’s monsoon season in India, frequent hairfall that makes the floor even messier. The robot had no issue adjusting to this chaos. The only manual step was filling the clean water tank. Like the Pro Ultra, there’s no detergent tank, so if you want a bit of shine, you’ll have to add cleaner manually.

Performance

This is where the Max Ultra truly sets itself apart.

The headline upgrade is IntelliView AI 2.0, a dual-sensor vision system that can detect transparent spills, think water, Sprite, or pet bowl dribbles, and react appropriately. And yes, it works. I tested it by spilling clear water on white tile. The robot paused, lifted the roller brush, rotated slightly, and deployed only the mop to clean the spill without contaminating the dry bin. That’s a first for me. No guesswork, no app alerts, just smart, seamless cleanup.

General vacuuming is more powerful too. The Max Ultra bumps suction up to 22,000Pa, and it shows. Even on “Standard” mode, it lifted fine dust and debris embedded in tile grout. “Turbo” mode practically yanked loose hairs off the floor. And thanks to smarter carpet detection, the robot automatically ramps up suction on fabric surfaces and raises the mop pad when needed.

The FlexiRazor hair-cutting system continues to be a quiet hero. In my office, human hair is the main challenge, long, loose strands that typically wrap around rollers. After ten full cleanings, the brush was nearly clear. The system cuts through hair 400 times per minute, and this time, it feels like it’s actually living up to the claim.

The mopping system is where Eureka remains ahead of many rivals. The rotating pads scrub with downward pressure, and the ScrubExtend mechanism reaches baseboards and skirting better than anything I’ve tested.

Noise levels during regular operation are tolerable. The real disruption happens during self-cleaning. When the robot returns to base, the mop rinsing, self-emptying, and hot-air drying kick in. It’s loud, especially the vacuum burst that empties the dustbin, but it only lasts 10 to 15 seconds. If you’re in a meeting or on a call, you’ll want to schedule cleaning runs outside your work hours.

Obstacle avoidance has also improved. The robot’s sensor array now includes a line laser and IR emitter in addition to the RGB camera and LiDAR. It consistently avoided chair legs, trash bins, and even power cables. I didn’t see it bump into a single piece of furniture in over a dozen runs.

One odd quirk persists, though: the robot still skips cleaning the area directly in front of its base station unless you manually define a spot-clean zone. I had to do the same workaround I used with the Pro Ultra, set a daily cleanup around the dock to catch missed debris.

Battery life is decent. The 6400mAh pack gives you around 140 to 160 minutes of mixed cleaning, depending on your settings.

Software

Eureka’s app is surprisingly competent. It’s responsive, minimal, and well organized. All the expected features are here: zone cleaning, map saving, accessory wear tracking, scheduled runs, water temperature control, drying time options, and AI-enhanced smart cleaning mode.

There’s also a patrol mode that lets you drive the robot like a security camera on wheels. You can view live video, take snapshots, and even record clips. It’s mostly a gimmick, but it’s a fun one. The upgraded FHD camera helps here, delivering sharper video than the Pro Ultra.

Another new feature is Pet Mode, which trains the robot to avoid certain stains like pet waste or spills. I don’t have pets, so I couldn’t fully test this, but the logic seems solid: use IR to detect reflective surfaces, avoid potential mess, and alert the user.

It still isn’t perfect though. Occasionally, the robot resumes a paused clean too early and ends up returning to the dock again mid-job. Map syncing between floors can also lag. But none of this is deal-breaking. Firmware updates are rolling out monthly, and the foundation feels solid enough to build on.

Limitations

Despite the upgrades, the J15 Max Ultra still has some weak spots.

First, the dock is loud. Mop drying is gentler now, but the self-emptying vacuum cycle is jarring. Not ideal if your dock is in a bedroom or shared workspace.

Second, the robot’s height prevents it from going under most furniture below 12cm. The LiDAR turret remains fixed and non-retractable. For homes with low-clearance sofas, this could be a limitation.

There’s still no detergent tank, and the robot skips the immediate perimeter around the dock unless manually zoned.

Final Thoughts

After living with the Eureka J15 Max Ultra for several weeks, I feel confident saying this is a major step forward for Eureka’s robot vacuum ambitions. The company has ironed out a lot of the frustrations I had with the Pro Ultra: it sees hair better, dodges furniture more smartly, and handles spills with a level of intelligence that genuinely surprised me.

It’s not flawless. The base station is huge and loud. The robot’s top-mounted sensors still limit where it can go. And some minor software quirks remain. But for a product that retails around $1,199 and may often dip lower during sales, this is a seriously competent flagship.

More impressively, it now feels on par with what brands like Roborock and Dreame are offering. I genuinely didn’t expect Eureka to close the gap so quickly, and yet, here it is, delivering transparent spill detection, better AI logic, and edge-to-edge cleaning in a single generation leap.

If you’re looking for a fantastic robot vacuum around the $1,000 mark, the J15 Max Ultra is a steal deal. It handles complex messes, mops like a pro, cuts through hair, avoids your furniture, and maintains itself without much intervention.

Not perfect, but closer than most. And in a space this competitive, “closer than most” is actually saying a lot.

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YEEDI has unveiled its latest innovation in smart home robotics, the YEEDI M14 PLUS. Launched on May 26, 2025, this next-generation robot vacuum and mop system is engineered to bring flagship-level cleaning performance, intelligent automation, and elegant design into a more accessible and versatile product. As a global leader in robotic home cleaning, YEEDI continues to push boundaries with the M14 PLUS, blending cutting-edge technology with aesthetics inspired by the graceful curves of gravitational space. Its flowing, multidimensional silhouette reflects both design sophistication and functional precision, setting a new benchmark for smart home appliances.

OZMO ROLLER Self-Washing Mopping Technology

A standout feature of the M14 PLUS is the OZMO ROLLER Instant Self-Washing Mopping Technology. Adapted from YEEDI’s flagship S14 PLUS, this advanced system delivers ultra-high pressure and speed, ensuring that the mop stays clean throughout the cleaning process. The upgraded instant self-washing mop effectively removes dirt and prevents streaks, leaving behind minimal water residue for fast drying. This technology is especially effective at tackling tough stains, and with the aid of advanced AI and navigation systems, it offers thorough, efficient coverage across all surfaces. The result is a powerful automated solution that guarantees deep, consistent cleaning with minimal effort.

ZeroTangle 3.0 Anti-Tangle Technology

For households with pets or long hair, the ZeroTangle 3.0 system is a game-changer. The M14 PLUS features a robust anti-tangle design that works in tandem with a powerful 18,000 Pa suction motor. This combination allows it to sweep and vacuum without the constant issue of hair entanglement. By significantly reducing the frequency of brush cleaning, it not only boosts performance but also enhances convenience and reliability over time. This seamless cleaning experience ensures smooth operation on various surfaces without the interruptions caused by hair clogging.

Tru-Edge 2.0 Adaptive Edge Cleaning

Corners and edges are often a challenge for robotic cleaners, but the M14 PLUS solves this with its Tru-Edge 2.0 Adaptive Edge Cleaning system. The roller mop extends continuously to maximize coverage, while smart TruEdge 3D sensors guide the robot along irregular edges without collisions. Internal corners receive full attention through dedicated side brushes and a front-structured light aids in obstacle avoidance. This multi-layered approach ensures comprehensive cleaning even in tight and tricky spots.

AIVI 3D 3.0 for Smarter Navigation

At the core of its intelligent navigation lies the AIVI 3D 3.0 Omni-Approach Technology. The system allows the robot to detect and avoid a wide range of environmental obstacles using image-based object recognition. It maps contours precisely and adapts its route accordingly, ensuring maximum cleaning efficiency while avoiding potential disruptions. With specific cleaning modes like “Carpets First,” “Carpet Deep Cleaning,” and “Carpet Avoiding,” the M14 PLUS handles different flooring challenges with optimized strategies.

Upgraded All-in-One OMNI Station

The M14 PLUS also debuts an enhanced OMNI Station designed for compact living spaces. This all-in-one station supports multiple automated functions such as Auto-Empty, Hot-Water Mop Washing, Auto Small-Tank Refill, and Hot-Air Drying. These integrated features enable full hands-free operation while maintaining top-tier performance. The compact size ensures it fits comfortably into smaller homes without sacrificing functionality.

A New Standard in Smart Cleaning

With the M14 PLUS, YEEDI successfully brings flagship cleaning features into a more accessible device. Its blend of powerful suction, self-maintenance technologies, smart edge handling, obstacle-aware navigation, and space-efficient design makes it a standout choice for modern households. The M14 PLUS redefines what users can expect from a mid-tier robot vacuum, delivering intelligent, beautiful, and effortless home cleaning.

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Dreame has launched the X50 Pro Tracked Edition robot vacuum cleaner in China, introducing a bold new cleaning system that replaces the standard roller brush with a tread-based mechanism. Now listed on JD.com, the X50 Pro starts at 5,999 yuan (approximately $830) for the water tank version, while the fully automated variant with water supply and drainage is priced at 6,599 yuan (approximately $916).

Dreame X50 Pro Specifications

The X50 Pro features a unique tread system that delivers significantly higher cleaning performance compared to traditional rollers. It offers a 13,150mm² ground contact area and applies 18N of downward pressure, enabling it to scrub off stubborn dirt with greater force.

Dreame claims this setup improves cleaning power by up to 30 times. It also supports what the company calls “tracked hot water mopping,” combining constant 45°C water circulation with detergent and real-time mop cleaning via 24 precision nozzles.

The vacuum comes with a dual-tank design, equipping a 1.5L clean water tank and a 2.35L dirty water tank for uninterrupted mopping sessions. The mop is continuously cleaned and reused throughout the cycle, keeping floors streak-free. The system also supports a 32-level adjustable water flow and claims a 99% removal rate for greasy stains.

Dreame’s latest robot introduces its first high-temperature self-cleaning dock, capable of using 100°C water to sterilize the mop and kill up to 99.99% of bacteria and viruses. Post-cleaning, the system activates a 50°C drying cycle to fully dry both the mop and the 3.2L dust bag, preventing odors and mildew.

Object recognition is handled by a dual RGB camera system powered by AI, which can identify over 280 types of items, including cables, socks, pet waste, and even transparent objects. For navigation, a panoramic LiDAR module is mounted on a retractable arm, enabling the robot to lower its height and move smoothly under low furniture while maintaining accurate mapping of the environment.

The robot also supports a pet-specific cleaning mode that boosts suction and water output in areas frequented by animals. Additionally, it features an active anti-tangle comb, corner cleaning, post-shower water absorption, and the ability to differentiate between wet and dry waste. The robot runs on a 6,400mAh battery with 30% faster charging and supports voice control, multi-floor mapping, zone cleaning, and integration with Apple Watch and smart home platforms.

In related news, we reviewed the Eureka J15 Pro Ultra robot vacuum, highlighting its powerful suction, intelligent controls, and smooth home integration. Meanwhile, Xiaomi recently introduced the Mijia M40S robot vacuum-mop, featuring 23,000Pa suction, a liftable LiDAR system, and HyperOS support.

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I’ve spent the last few weeks living with the Eureka J15 Pro Ultra, testing it in my home under real-life conditions, on dusty floors, under furniture, and around the daily messes that collect thanks to human hair and open windows in an Indian summer.

I don’t just want a robot vacuum that scrapes the surface. I want something that actually earns the “hands-free” badge by automating the dirty stuff: emptying, mop-washing, hair-cutting, even navigating the weird corner of my hall where furniture and a doormat always trip up my older bots.

Eureka calls the J15 Pro Ultra its flagship, and by all accounts, it has the specs to match: 16,200Pa suction, hot water mop cleaning, an extending mop pad for edges, and self-maintaining features that sound great on paper. But after weeks of testing, does it actually deliver? Mostly yes, with some frustrating caveats that keep it a notch below industry leaders like Roborock and Narwal.

Let’s break it down.

Design & Build Quality

The first thing I noticed when unboxing the Eureka J15 Pro Ultra was how serious the hardware felt. The robot and dock combo doesn’t try to be minimalist or discreet. It leans into the idea that it’s a full-service cleaning machine, and honestly, I respect that. It looks like a flagship product should.

The robot itself is a rounded-square shape, which at first seemed a bit unconventional to me since most robot vacuums are still clinging to the circular form factor. But after using it in rooms with sharp corners, this shape started making sense. It gets into tighter edges and up against walls more naturally than any of my circular bots ever could. The robot isn’t slim though. It measures around 4.6 inches tall, which means it won’t slide under low sofas or coffee tables. That’s largely because of the LiDAR turret and the onboard RGB camera system sitting up top like a little periscope. The turret doesn’t retract either, so you’re stuck with that height.

Visually, the J15 Pro Ultra has an understated but premium look. My unit is in black, and the finish alternates between matte and gloss depending on where you’re looking. The main shell is matte, which I appreciate because it resists fingerprints and minor scuffs. The glossy sections around the camera and edges give it a more polished, high-tech look, but they do attract dust and smudges more easily. If you live in a sunny home like I do, you’ll notice those dust flecks more often than you’d like. Still, the overall impression is that of a solidly built device. Nothing feels cheap or rushed.

Everything on the robot feels well-integrated. The front bumper is thick and has a satisfying click when you press it. It’s not a hollow rattle like you’d find on mid-tier vacuums. It’s surrounded by a soft rubber ring that helps buffer impacts when the robot bumps into furniture. I’ve seen it lightly tap table legs and cabinets and then course-correct without leaving marks.

Underneath, the design gets more interesting. The side brush is mounted at a slight angle and sits on a spring-loaded arm, which lets it dip into low grooves or thresholds without snapping. The main roller brush is part-bristle, part-rubber, and it’s surrounded by the FlexiRazor hair-cutting mechanism. I didn’t realize how well this worked until I opened the brush after a week of use and found almost zero tangled human hair.

The mop pads are circular and attach magnetically underneath. They’re firm but flexible, with textured microfiber that rotates during use. One of the pads is connected to a mechanical arm that extends sideways. This is Eureka’s “ScrubExtend” design, and it gives the mop that extra reach for baseboards and corners. When I watched it operate in narrow areas like behind the dining table or along the bedroom skirting, I could see it actually pushing the pad out beyond the robot’s chassis to grab that extra inch.

The wheels are robust and coated with textured rubber treads. Each wheel has independent suspension, and you can feel the resistance when you press them. They’re clearly built to handle uneven surfaces and moderate carpet pile. I’ve seen the J15 Pro Ultra cross over thick rugs and slight thresholds between rooms without slowing down or scraping. Even my bath mat, which tends to curl at the edges, didn’t trip it up.

Now, the dock. It’s big. Bigger than I expected. Taller too. At 18.4 inches tall and 16 inches wide, it demands real estate. If you’re trying to tuck it behind a couch or into a corner, you may have to rearrange. It’s a blocky matte-finish station with an angled front that houses the dust bin, water tanks, and cleaning tray. On top, two large compartments pop open to reveal the 3-liter clean water tank and an equally sized dirty water tank. Both have ergonomic handles built in, which makes removing them and refilling or emptying them far less annoying than on some other systems I’ve used.

The dock has an LED indicator that glows softly during operation and fades out afterward. It doesn’t feel like a spotlight in the room, and it dims automatically when idle. That’s a nice touch for anyone who keeps this in a bedroom or shared space.

Build-wise, there are still some quirks. There’s no compartment or slot for cleaning solution, unlike some premium competitors, which means you’ll have to manually add a few drops of detergent to the clean water tank if you want that extra shine on your floors. Not a huge deal, but it’s a quality-of-life feature I’ve come to expect at this price point. Also, while the robot and dock feel solid, they are heavy. Moving the whole setup isn’t something you’ll want to do often. Once it’s installed, it’s best left in place.

Setup

Setting up the J15 Pro Ultra was mostly smooth, though not without some first-time friction. For starters, the robot only supports 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, which isn’t uncommon, but worth remembering if you use a mesh system. I had to split my network temporarily just to get it paired.

The Eureka app walks you through the setup process step by step. It takes a bit of time, but once you’re through the initial pairing and firmware updates, the robot maps your space fairly quickly. My advice is to let it run a full mapping cycle before initiating any cleaning jobs. The map editor in the app lets you merge, rename, and zone out areas, which helps a lot in daily use.

After the setup, it’s mostly hassle-free. I mapped my house, adjusted the zones, and the robot has since handled regular cleaning on a schedule without much intervention, except when I purposely pushed it with edge cases.

Performance

Once the setup was complete and the Eureka J15 Pro Ultra got to work on its first scheduled cleaning, it didn’t take long to see both the potential and the quirks of this robot in real-world use. Over the past few weeks, I’ve run it through a mix of conditions: dusty corners, long strands of human hair (I don’t own pets), kitchen drips, and a hallway rug that’s seen better days. The takeaway? This machine can be excellent but it’s not flawless.

Let’s start with vacuuming. On hardwood and tile, the suction performance is consistently strong. I typically keep it on the “Standard” or “Turbo” setting, depending on how recently I’ve cleaned, but even on “Quiet,” the robot picks up fine dust, food crumbs, and hair fairly well. The 16,200Pa suction power is no gimmick. It has the raw power to dig into grout lines and clean between subtle floor textures where grime tends to accumulate.

One feature I genuinely appreciated is the robot’s ability to recognize surface types and respond accordingly. When it hits a low-pile carpet, it automatically boosts suction. On tile or vinyl, it slows the side brush slightly to avoid scattering debris. This transition is smooth and almost imperceptible unless you’re watching it closely. I didn’t have to configure these reactions. They’re part of the IntelliView AI system baked into the firmware. Though not perfect, it’s smart enough to handle the basics of mixed flooring without babysitting.

That said, the robot has a strange habit of leaving behind debris that it has clearly seen. This isn’t a mapping problem or an obstacle confusion issue. It’s more like the robot simply passes over something and doesn’t bother to suck it up. I noticed this a few times with longer strands of hair and once with a small piece of plastic near the hallway baseboard. It’s frustrating because you can literally see the path it just followed, and the debris is sitting right in the center of it. Even with multiple passes turned on, the issue occasionally resurfaced. This didn’t happen often, but enough to make me double-check after runs.

On the mopping front, things are mostly excellent. The dual spinning mop pads do a better job than traditional flat drag-mop systems at lifting dried stains and tackling sticky areas like the faint dried tea or coffee trail I didn’t notice until it had been there for a few hours.

Eureka has nailed mop pad maintenance here too. After each cleaning session, the robot returns to the dock where the mops are washed with hot water and then dried with warm air. The mop pads still look fresh after multiple uses, and there’s no lingering odor in the station.

Still, there are some blind spots. The J15 Pro Ultra consistently avoids the area immediately in front of its own dock, which means the very zone it exits from remains untouched unless you specifically add it to a custom cleaning zone. This became more noticeable over time. Hair and dust would build up right at the threshold of the dock and go completely ignored. I ended up manually drawing a spot clean zone in the app to hit that area daily, but it feels like a small oversight that shouldn’t exist in a robot this advanced.

When it comes to hair handling, though, I’ve been genuinely impressed. My home is cursed with long human hair, mine and others. But the FlexiRazor anti-tangle tech in the J15 Pro Ultra actually works. The robot returns to base and initiates a self-clean cycle where a hidden blade cuts through hair wrapped around the brush roll. I’ve pulled the brush a few times to check, and aside from minor buildup at the edges, it’s been remarkably clean.

Navigation is another high point, especially after the initial mapping. The combination of LiDAR and RGB camera allows the robot to “see” not just furniture but small obstacles like trash bins, shoes, bags, or boxes. I left a small trash bin half-open in the living room just to see how it would react. It approached slowly, mapped around it, and moved on. No bumping, no struggling. It even tiptoes around cables, although if one is loose and hanging mid-air, it still might get snagged.

Threshold climbing and rug transitions were also solid. The robot had no problem getting up onto my medium-pile hallway runner, nor did it trip over the fringes. It doesn’t roll over doormats like a bulldozer, but it doesn’t avoid them either. It treats them like any other surface unless they’re unusually thick. I’ve seen robots get caught at transitions before. This one glides over most of them like it’s no big deal.

Noise levels are worth discussing. During regular cleaning, it’s relatively quiet. Not whisper-silent, you’ll hear it humming in the background, but never loud enough to disrupt a phone call. The app’s “Quiet” mode helps reduce noise further, but the real disruption comes after the cleaning ends. That’s when the robot returns to base and the self-emptying and mop washing kick in. The suction burst to clear the dustbin is jarringly loud, easily the noisiest part of the entire process. It only lasts 10 to 15 seconds, but if you’re working from home or on a call, you’ll notice. The mop drying is more subtle, emitting a low white noise hum that fades into the background, but it does run for a while.

In day-to-day use, the Eureka J15 Pro Ultra has been reliably consistent. The only time it got stuck was when it tried to squeeze between my office chair and a storage cabinet. That’s a win in my book, especially when so many robots still struggle with cables, rugs, or low furniture.

So while the AI smarts still lag a step behind what Narwal and Roborock offer in terms of visual obstacle refinement and nuanced object avoidance, the J15 Pro Ultra is no slouch. It does the job and does it well enough that most people, myself included, won’t care that it missed a stray hair strand or a few centimeters of baseboard once in a while. In a house with real clutter and real dust, it feels dependable and that’s what ultimately matters.

Software

Eureka’s companion app is better than I expected. Compared to some of the clunky UIs I’ve used from other brands, this one feels responsive and thoughtfully designed.

You can customize nearly every aspect of the cleaning routine: suction power, mop water levels, path style (zigzag, crisscross, quick clean), and even the drying time and water temperature for mop cleaning. There’s also support for Alexa, Google Assistant, and Siri, though I haven’t found voice control to be that essential.

I also spent some time with the patrol camera function, which lets you drive the robot around like a slow-moving home monitor and view a live feed from its front camera. It’s a weird feature, kind of like strapping a GoPro to your vacuum, but surprisingly fun. You can snap images and even record short clips through the app. It’s more gimmick than necessity, but it works.

Another underrated gem is the history tab. It shows where the robot cleaned, what it missed, and why it returned to the dock. This helps troubleshoot if a room isn’t cleaned properly.

Still, the AI-driven cleaning logic needs polish. For example, the robot often resumes cleaning too early after recharging and ends up needing another charge mid-job. There’s also occasional lag when adjusting maps or switching between modes. Eureka has been pushing updates, so I hope this improves over time.

Limitations

No product is perfect, and the J15 Pro Ultra has a few noticeable shortcomings.

First, the robot can get quite loud, not during the cleaning process itself, but during self-cleaning and mop drying. If you’re nearby when it starts rinsing with hot water or drying pads, it can be jarring. It’s quieter than some earlier robots I’ve used, but it’s still something to consider if your dock is near a living area or workspace.

Second, there’s no detergent tank. You can manually add a bit of cleaner to the water tank, but there’s no automatic dispenser like some Narwal and Roborock models offer. For the price, that omission stings.

Battery life is just okay. It’s rated at 100 minutes, but real-world use often clocks in at 75 to 85 minutes with vacuum and mop combined. In larger homes or during deep cleaning, it may need multiple charges to finish.

Lastly, the robot occasionally misidentifies areas on the map or creates duplicate zones if a door is opened mid-cleaning. It’s rare, but when it happens, you’ll need to re-map.

Final Thoughts

After weeks of testing the Eureka J15 Pro Ultra, I can confidently say that it’s a compelling robot vacuum-mop combo with real flagship potential. It gets a lot of things right: the hot water mop cleaning, the hair-cutting system, the detailed app control, and surprisingly good edge cleaning.

It’s not flawless. The AI could be smarter, the base station is massive, and the self-cleaning process isn’t exactly whisper-quiet. But for the price, especially when discounted to around $850, the J15 Pro Ultra punches above its weight.

If you want a smart cleaning companion that can mostly run on autopilot, tackle human hair without tangling, and doesn’t need babysitting every day, this robot is a solid investment. Just don’t expect it to be as refined as the Roborock flagship models or as intuitive as the Narwal flagships. Eureka is almost there, and if they keep iterating, I wouldn’t be surprised if their next-gen model lands among the very best.

You can purchase this model from Amazon.

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Xiaomi has officially launched the Mijia M40S robot vacuum mop in China, and it features a compelling set of upgrades designed to tackle deep cleaning with smart automation and an ultra-slim form factor. Now available for pre-order on JD.com, the M40S starts at 2999 yuan ($414) for the water tank version, while the fully automatic water management model is priced at 3699 yuan ($511). Sales are scheduled to begin on May 13.

Xiaomi Mijia M40S Specifications

The M40S features a newly engineered liftable LiDAR navigation module that intelligently lowers itself when approaching low clearance furniture. This design reduces the robot’s height to just 8.8cm, allowing it to clean under beds, sofas, and other tight spaces that most vacuums can’t reach. Despite its low profile, it packs serious power as it comes with Xiaomi’s most powerful suction system yet, capable of delivering up to 23000Pa.

The robot vacuum equips a dual blade anti tangle main brush that cuts through hair while sweeping, reducing manual maintenance. It also sports a retractable side brush system and mop pads that extend automatically to clean edges and corners more effectively. These arms operate with millimeter level accuracy, improving reach and coverage along baseboards and walls.

It runs on a three laser navigation system that includes stereo LiDAR and edge distance sensors, offering 3D spatial awareness and precise obstacle avoidance. The robot intelligently maps out rooms in real time and adapts routes dynamically to avoid bumping into furniture or getting stuck.

The premium version comes with a compact embedded style dock that supports automatic water inlet and outlet, detergent dispensing, and high-temperature mop cleaning up to 80°C. It also features hot air drying that completes within two hours and dual scraper arms to keep the mop and base clean.

The vacuum supports 75 days of free dust disposal, uses a 5200mAh battery, and is controlled via the Mi Home app or Xiao Ai voice assistant. It also supports HyperOS Connect, enabling seamless interaction with other Xiaomi smart devices in the ecosystem.

The robot vacuum itself weighs around 3.75kg and has a diameter of 350mm. The standard dock measures 470 x 360 x 572mm, while the embedded auto water version is more compact at 450 x 420 x 280mm, designed for in-cabinet installation.

In related news, Xiaomi recently launched the Wireless Mouse Lite 3, featuring 2.4GHz wireless connectivity, a 1000 DPI sensor, and a lightweight 45g ergonomic design. The company has also introduced the Mijia Wireless Floor Scrubber 4 Max, which comes with a patented edge-cleaning arm and delivers up to 23,000Pa of suction power.

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In 2025, robot vacuum cleaners have entered their final form — or at least it feels that way. What used to be a novelty tech gadget that quietly bumped into walls has evolved into a fleet of powerful, AI-driven machines that vacuum, mop, self-empty, and even wash their own mop pads.

This year’s top-tier models are basically home-cleaning robots that let you forget about vacuuming altogether. If you’re in the U.S. and shopping at the premium end of the spectrum, these are the best robot vacuum and mop combos that truly stand out.

Ecovacs Deebot X8 Pro Omni

Ecovacs has long played in the premium space, but the Deebot X8 Pro Omni takes things to another level. This bot doesn’t just clean floors; it deep scrubs them with a roller mop that rinses itself mid-clean — something flat pads simply can’t do.

The Omni base station is a beast: it empties dust, refills water, adds detergent, washes the mop with hot water, and dries it with warm air. It’s truly autonomous. Combine that with 18,000 Pa suction and slick dToF LiDAR + AIVI 3D navigation, and you’ve got a robot that rarely needs human attention. The catch? It’s $1,299 and the base station is huge.

Roborock Saros 10R

The Roborock Saros 10R is what happens when you throw everything — AI, dual cameras, ridiculous suction — into an ultra-slim robot. At just over 3 inches tall, it glides under furniture where many bots can’t reach. Its StarSight 2.0 system ditches the LiDAR turret for dual front and rear cameras that scan your home with near surgical precision.

It maps in 3D, lifts its own components to avoid rugs, and can even send you photos of obstacles. Suction clocks in at 20,000 Pa, which is absurdly strong. At $1,599, it’s also the most expensive bot on this list, but the tech more than backs it up.

Narwal Freo Z Ultra

Narwal’s Freo Z Ultra (check out our review) feels a bit like a robot butler. Armed with dual RGB cameras and AI processors, it navigates with confidence and dodges messes like socks, pet bowls, and cables in real time.

Its spinning mop pads apply decent pressure (1.2kg at 180 RPM) and the dock keeps them clean and dry with hot water and warm air. Suction is lower at 12,000 Pa, but it’s still solid. It’s also the only bot here with live pet monitoring features. At $1,499, it’s futuristic — both in design and ambition — but sometimes takes inefficient routes.

DreameTech X50 Ultra

The Dreame X50 Ultra feels like a flagship killer. It matches top players like Roborock in specs — 20,000 Pa suction, dual mop pads with edge-reach, LiDAR + AI-powered obstacle avoidance — but often comes in a few hundred dollars cheaper.

The MopExtend system cleans near walls better than most round robots, and its dual brushroll design handles pet hair like a champ. The retractable LiDAR sensor is clever, allowing it to squeeze under lower furniture. Priced around $1,299 (and often less), the X50 Ultra is arguably the best bang-for-buck premium vacuum-mop combo of the year.

Eufy X10 Pro Omni

Anker-owned Eufy might not have the prestige of Roborock or Ecovacs, but the X10 Pro Omni earns its spot by delivering near-flagship performance for under $900. It cleans with 8,000 Pa suction and dual pentagon-shaped mop pads that spin at 180 RPM.

Its AI.See 2.0 system, backed by dual cameras and night vision LED, recognizes over 100 obstacle types. It even has a compact dock that auto-empties and hot-dries the mop. It’s not the strongest, nor the smartest, but at this price, it’s hard to beat — especially if you want a smart, capable robot without a four-figure bill.

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Narwal has just launched its latest flagship robot vacuum and mop, the J5 Max, in China, and it’s bringing some serious power to the table.

The standout number? A massive 18,500Pa of suction, thanks to Narwal’s custom-built cyclone dust removal system. Pricing starts at 3,599 yuan ($496) for the Water Tank version, while the fully loaded Automatic Water Supply and Drainage version goes for 4,099 yuan ($566).

Narwal J5 Max Specifications

On the hardware front, Narwal is focusing on details that matter in everyday use. The J5 Max features upgraded anti-tangle side brushes and a zero-tangle roller brush, both of which have received SGS certifications.

The side brush uses a clever movable design that naturally sheds hair and funnels debris directly into the dust inlet. The roller brush, built with aerodynamic principles and a conical shape, spirals hair inward and away from trouble. In short, less manual detangling and more set-it-and-forget-it convenience.

There’s also plenty of smart tech on board. The J5 Max comes with an AI-powered single-lens vision system capable of recognizing more than 100 household objects. That means it’s smart enough to avoid clutter and navigate even the messiest rooms with ease. Narwal’s latest Dirtsense 3.0 system also steps things up by sensing dirt levels and adjusting cleaning intensity in real-time, doubling vacuuming and mopping automatically when things get extra grimy.

For mopping duties, Narwal is leaning on its signature LeLuo triangular rotating mop and Whale Fin bionic hand-wiping system. This setup applies a consistent 12N of downward pressure to handle stubborn stains, even along tricky edges. The robot also takes care of itself, with features like automatic mop cleaning, antibacterial hot water rinsing heated between 45°C and 75°C, and dust bags that can go up to 90 days before needing replacement.

The base station is just as smart, offering automatic water exchange on the higher-end version, self-emptying, and intelligent drying. All of this runs on a 5,200mAh battery that promises up to three hours of continuous cleaning. And yes, it’s all packaged in a clean, minimal design that feels right at home in modern spaces.

In related news, Roborock recently launched the G30 Space robot vacuum in China, featuring a five-axis robotic arm to pick up objects, 22,000Pa suction, hot water mopping, and advanced AI navigation.

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Roborock has introduced the G30 Space robot vacuum in China, available in two versions: a standard model with manual water refilling and a variant with an automatic water supply and drainage system, which requires specific installation conditions.

Both versions have a flexible docking station that can be placed anywhere in the home. The G30 Space is priced at 6,499 yuan ($896), while the model with the water supply system costs 6,999 yuan ($964). Both models are now up for pre-orders on JD.com.

Roborock G30 Space Specifications

Most robot vacuums are still limited to basic floor cleaning. They move in predictable patterns, occasionally get stuck, and rely on basic sensors to dodge furniture. The G30 Space, however, brings a five-axis robotic arm into the mix. This arm allows it to pick up small objects like socks or toys before vacuuming—something most robots struggle with. When not in use, the arm folds into the body, maintaining a sleek 7.98 cm profile that fits under furniture.

Roborock’s StarSight 3.0 Navigation system enhances its intelligence further. It combines multiple ToF sensors, RGB cameras, and AI object recognition to identify and avoid obstacles, detect misplaced items, and even capture photos of what it finds. The adaptive lifting chassis also helps it tackle obstacles up to 4 cm high, reducing the chances of it getting stuck.

If raw cleaning power is a priority, the G30 Space delivers. With 22,000 Pa suction, it can handle dirt, debris, and pet hair on both hard floors and carpets. The cleaner also features an active hair-cutting roller brush, slicing through tangled strands automatically.

The hot water mopping system is another standout feature. It keeps the mop pad at a constant 80°C, ensuring it can break down tough stains while disinfecting the floor. Combined with the self-cleaning station, which handles automatic mop washing, hot air drying, and UVC sterilization, the G30 Space significantly cuts down on hands-on maintenance.

Beyond just cleaning, the G30 Space feels more like an AI-powered home assistant. It features Roborock RRmind GPT, an interactive AI that allows for voice commands, intelligent scheduling, and real-time adjustments via the Roborock app. Users can remotely monitor their homes with 360-degree dual-view real-time video calls, adding an extra layer of functionality beyond just vacuuming.

For those seeking complete hands-free operation, the smart water supply version automates water refilling and drainage. It comes with multi-layer overflow protection and an anti-clogging system, ensuring smooth operation without frequent refills. The 6400mAh battery provides extended runtime, while fast charging minimizes downtime.

In related news, Dreame recently introduced the Mova G30 Ultra robot vacuum, featuring 13,000Pa suction and AI-powered obstacle avoidance.

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Dreame has launched its latest all-in-one robot vacuum mop called Mova G30 Ultra in the Chinese market. The product is priced at 5,599 yuan ($764) and is now available on JD.com. Let’s check out its key specs.

Dreame Mova G30 Ultra Specifications

The Mova G30 Ultra equips a 13000Pa ultra-powerful suction capability, which can easily handle dust, debris, pet hair, and even deep-seated dirt in carpets. Its V-shaped soft rubber roller brush is specially designed to prevent hair tangles, with an active hair-cutting mechanism that tackles pet or long hair effortlessly.

It sports an AI-driven millimeter-level obstacle avoidance cleaning strategy, utilizing advanced Al Sage algorithms and 360° laser navigation. These allow it to recognize room types, furniture, and flooring materials while dynamically adjusting its cleaning mode for optimal results. It also includes a pet-friendly mode that ensures messes like spilled food or cat litter are thoroughly cleaned without disturbing pets.

The G30 Ultra features a hot water circulation system that utilizes 36°C warm water spray and 60°C hot water cleaning to tackle tough stains like oil and coffee effectively. Its all-in-one cleaning station supports multiple functions, including 60°C hot water mop washing, self-drying, automatic water refilling, waste water discharge, and dust collection with a 4L antibacterial dust bag.

It boasts a 99.99% antibacterial air path and comes standard with a 99% silver ion sterilization module and cleaning solution. This advanced system minimizes maintenance and enables a hands-free cleaning experience for up to 120 days.

Designed for versatility, it supports multiple cleaning modes such as pure sweeping, pure mopping, or simultaneous sweep-and-mop operations. With its smart carpet detection, it can lift the mop to avoid wetting carpets and adjust suction strength based on the type of surface.

The G30 Ultra also features DreameGPT technology, an AI-powered assistant that offers personalized cleaning recommendations, voice-command functionality, and even remote video monitoring.

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Xiaomi has unveiled its latest home cleaning product, the Mijia M40 Sweeping and Mopping Robot, which combines sweeping, mopping, washing, and drying in one compact device. This comes after the recent launch of the Mijia H40. Let’s check out its key specs.

Xiaomi Mijia M40 Specifications

The Mijia M40 is powered by a 12,000Pa suction system which can efficiently tackle tough debris and dust without hair getting tangled in the brushes. The robot operates on Xiaomi’s HyperOS Connect, ensuring seamless integration into the Xiaomi smart ecosystem.

The robot also features LDS panoramic laser navigation, which scans the entire home at 360° for accurate cleaning path planning. It can cross obstacles up to 20mm in height, allowing it to move smoothly between different rooms and surfaces. The robot has a 5200mAh battery that ensures long-lasting performance.

Special Features

The Mijia M40 comes with dual mechanical arms. The first arm functions as a side brush that precisely cleans corners, while the second arm is a mechanical mop designed for detailed edge cleaning. Both arms are retractable, providing flexible cleaning capabilities that adapt to different environments. The mechanical arms have undergone over 500,000 retraction cycles during testing to ensure long-term reliability.

The robot also offers a self-cleaning base with 70°C hot water cleaning for the mop. After mopping, the robot can dry itself within two hours using hot air drying, reducing the chances of mold or unpleasant odors. It also comes with a dust collection system, which requires the dust bag to be emptied only once every 75 days, making the maintenance of the device hassle-free.

The Mijia M40 integrates seamlessly with Xiaomi’s Mijia App, allowing users to control the robot remotely. The app supports custom cleaning schedules, setting restricted areas, and specifying cleaning preferences for different surfaces such as carpets and hard floors. Additionally, the robot supports voice commands through XiaoAI, enabling users to start and stop cleaning with simple voice prompts.

Pricing & Availability

The Xiaomi Mijia M40 Sweeping and Mopping Robot is available in two versions. The standard water tank version is priced at 2999 yuan ($427), while the model with automatic water supply is priced at 3398 yuan ($484). Both versions are set to go on pre-order on September 28, with wider availability expected soon through Xiaomi’s official channels.

Recently, Xiaomi announced the Robot Vacuum S20 globally, featuring 5,000Pa suction power, LDS laser navigation, and smart app controls.

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Xiaomi has launched its latest Mijia H40 Robot Vacuum Mop in the Chinese market, designed with several advanced features to enhance home cleaning. The robot vacuum is priced at 2,499 yuan ($350) and it will be available for pre-order starting August 30. Let’s check out its key specs.

Xiaomi Mijia H40 Robot Vacuum Mop Specifications:

The Mijia H40 comes equipped with a powerful 6000Pa suction fan, which ensures efficient dust removal, especially from hard-to-reach areas like floor cracks and deep in carpets.

The Mijia H40 comes with a real-time anti-tangle main brush. This brush is specifically designed to cut and collect hair simultaneously, preventing common issues with hair and pet fur tangling. The side axles are also optimized to reduce the likelihood of tangles, making the vacuum easier to maintain.

The robot supports four cleaning modes, allowing users to choose between sweeping first, mopping first, sweeping and mopping simultaneously, or only sweeping or mopping.

The mop can automatically lift when it detects carpeted areas, preventing the mop from getting wet and dirty. It also features intelligent mop lifting during rinsing and drying processes, which helps avoid secondary contamination and keeps floors clean and dry.

This model features a compact base with a 4L water tank that allows the device to mop an area up to 500m² on a single fill. The base also includes a self-cleaning mop system with adjustable rinse frequencies and drying durations, ensuring that the mop remains clean and odor-free.

The Mijia H40 is equipped with advanced sensing and navigation technologies, including millimeter-level obstacle avoidance and 360° laser scanning, ensuring precise and efficient cleaning.

It also supports Xiaomi’s HyperOS Connect and can be controlled remotely via the Mijia app or through voice commands using the Xiao Ai smart speaker.

The Mijia H40 features interchangeable dust bags, a 700mL dust bin for flexible dust collection, a child lock for safety, and a compact base that easily fits into different household spaces.

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SwitchBot has launched the K10+ Pro, a robotic vacuum cleaner that claims the title of the “World’s First Mini Robot Vacuum.” Priced at a discounted $419.99, this vacuum is now available in the global market. Let’s check out its key specs.

SwitchBot K10+ Pro Specifications:

The robot vacuum is designed to tackle hard-to-reach areas with nearly 100% cleaning coverage. Its compact, palm-sized design allows it to easily navigate under sofas, between chairs, and into tight corners, ensuring a spotless home.

The K10+ Pro is equipped with advanced features like laser-based LDS radar and a Position Sensitive Device (PSD) distance sensor, enabling it to navigate obstacles and clean more effectively around furniture and in tight spaces.

It also offers improved suction power of up to 3000Pa, making it more efficient at picking up dust, crumbs, and pet hair compared to its predecessor, the K10+.

For smart home integration, it supports the Matter protocol, compatible with Google Home, Amazon Alexa, and Apple Home, but requires the SwitchBot Hub 2 for full connectivity.

The vacuum includes an anti-tangle rubber brush, specifically designed to prevent hair from getting stuck, making it particularly suitable for households with pets.

The brush can be cleaned with a simple swipe, ensuring a hassle-free maintenance experience. Additionally, the K10+ Pro operates at a noise level of just 45 decibels in its “silent” mode, which ensures that it does not disrupt daily life while in use.

The K10+ Pro features a large 4L antibacterial dust bag that only needs to be emptied four times a year. It can clean up to 225 square meters on a single charge, thanks to its extended battery life.

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The Xiaomi Mijia M30S robot vacuum and mop is currently on sale on JD.com, offering substantial savings for customers. Originally priced at 2,999 yuan, the device is now available for as low as 2,478.8 yuan through a combination of discounts, coupons, and trade-in programs.

The M30s has a self-cleaning base station with hot water air-drying.

The M30S boasts powerful cleaning capabilities, including 7300Pa suction, an innovative hair-cutting main brush, and a bionic pressurized constant-humidity mopping system. The self-cleaning base station features hot water mopping and hot air drying for hygienic maintenance.

Equipped with advanced navigation and obstacle avoidance technology, the M30S delivers efficient and thorough cleaning performance. Additional features include a large dustbin, multiple cleaning modes, and remote control compatibility.

This limited-time offer provides an excellent opportunity for consumers to acquire a high-performance robot vacuum cleaner at a reduced price.

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Dreame Technology has introduced the L10s Pro Ultra Heat, a robot vacuum designed for effortless home cleaning in India.

Dreame L10s Pro Ultra Heat robot vacuum specs & features

The L10s Pro Ultra Heat comes with MopExtend technology, a first for the Indian market, promising improved cleaning across various floor types. The L10s Pro Ultra Heat boasts a powerful 7,000 Pa suction with a quiet operation, tackling dirt effectively.

The L10s Pro Ultra Heat combines functionality with a sleek design featuring gold accents. Packed with features like auto-empty, mop self-cleaning, and water refilling, it boasts TÜV Rheinland certification for cleaning efficacy. It also has Hot water mopping and smart rewashing capabilities to remove odors and leave floors spotless.

The L10s Pro Ultra Heat learns your home layout with CleanGenius technology, adjusting cleaning strategies for different floor types and furniture placement. It has Pathfinder technology with smart scanning that creates accurate maps and navigates around obstacles, avoiding over 55 object types.

The vacuum also has a DuoScrub mopping system that utilizes dual rotary mops and pressurized scrubbing for a deep clean, while a smart water tank automatically refills for uninterrupted cleaning. Smart carpet cleaning technology adjusts suction for carpets and offers quiet operation on a single charge that lasts up to 220 minutes.

Pricing & availability

The Dreame L10s Pro Ultra Heat has launched in India for Rs. 79,999, available through Amazon. Customers can avail of discounts and No-cost EMI options during the Dreame Prime Day sale from July 16 to June 22.

In related news, Xiaomi has also launched a robot vacuum cleaner in India called the Xiaomi X10. Priced at Rs. 34,999, the X10 has a suction power of 4000Pa and uses smart navigation to clean efficiently. The automatic emptying station has a strong suction of 17000Pa, making dustbin maintenance easier. It can vacuum and mop, with an adjustable water flow system and a 200ml water tank. The battery lasts up to 180 minutes, allowing it to clean areas up to 2500 square feet.

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Xiaomi has recently launched the Robot Vacuum S20, a new addition to its lineup of home cleaning devices. This model is advertised on Xiaomi’s global website and is known for its powerful suction and smart navigation capabilities.

The Robot Vacuum S20 is capable of delivering up to 5,000Pa suction power, distributed across three different power modes to accommodate various cleaning needs. It includes a central roller brush for general cleaning and a smaller side brush designed for cleaning edges and corners efficiently. The device also features a larger 400 ml dustbin and a 270 ml water tank, which are built to require less frequent emptying and refilling.

For navigation, the S20 uses an LDS laser navigation system that helps it map cleaning areas accurately and move in organized zigzag or Y-shaped patterns. This system, along with built-in sensors, allows the vacuum to avoid obstacles and navigate around common household items like furniture and shoes.

The Xiaomi Robot Vacuum S20 can be controlled through the Mi Home or Xiaomi Home app, which lets users manage cleaning settings, schedule sessions, and track the vacuum’s progress remotely. Voice control functionality is also available through Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant, making it convenient to operate without manual handling.

Despite its advanced features, the Robot Vacuum S20 maintains a compact size of 325 mm wide and includes a 3,200 mAh battery. It automatically returns to its charging dock when it needs to recharge, ensuring it’s always ready for the next cleaning task.

Xiaomi has not yet disclosed the specific launch date or pricing for the Robot Vacuum S20, however, it is expected to be competitively priced similar to its predecessors like the Xiaomi S10 and S10+.

In related news, Xiaomi has also introduced the Smart Rice Cooker in the UK & Eurozone. The Smart Rice Cooker has a 3-liter capacity and can be controlled remotely with the Mi Home/Xiaomi Home app.

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Chinese robot vacuum manufacturer Roborock has launched the P10S robot vacuum cleaner in its home market. This comes on the heels of the release last summer of the Roborock P10 Pro.

Features

The Roborock P10S Pro is available in two variants, both with11kPa suction power. The P10S Pro comes with one of Roborock’s highest suction powers offered to date. The P10S Pro can clean floors with hot water and has an extendable side brush for cleaning difficult-to-reach corners.

The Roborock P10S Pro is the top model in the Roborock P10 series. It comes with a higher performance rating than the P10 Pro, the previous top model in the lineup. The series also features the less powerful P10S. The Roborock P10S Pro delivers a 57% suction power improvement over the P10 Pro, which was launched in late summer of 2023.

The P10S Pro has a suction power of 11,000 Pa compared to the 7,000 Pa suction of the P10 Pro. According to Roborock, the P10S Pro also features a hot wash mop that cleans surfaces at up to 60°C with 99.99% effective surface sterilization. The P10S Pro retains features like Roborock SmartPlan AI and a FlexiArm for improved edge coverage, present in previous models.

Pricing & Availability

The Roborock P10S Pro starts at 3,999 yuan ($556) but its original price is 5,599 yuan ($778). The Roborock P10S robot vacuum can be purchased with its more advanced docking station for 4,599 yuan ($639) until next month when it will be priced at 6,199 yuan ($861). There are no global availability details yet for the Roborock P10S Pro robot vacuum at this time.
The product is however expected to berth in the international market subsequently.

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iFlytek has officially launched its latest iteration in smart home cleaning, the AI Sweeping and Mopping Robot X3, available for purchase in the Chinese market. The new model sits under X3 Pro which launched last year in December. The X3 robot is priced at 3999 yuan ($556) and it is now available for pre-order on JD.com. Let’s check out the key specs.

iFlytek X3 Specifications:

The X3’s core strength lies in its “AI strategic cleaning,” which leverages a potent combination of real-time stain identification and a unique “point and sweep” capability. Equipped with intelligent algorithms, the robot can reportedly identify liquid stains and promptly pivot 180 degrees to mop them, effectively preventing secondary contamination. Users can even direct the X3 to clean specific areas by simply pointing, fostering a truly interactive cleaning experience.

This intelligent cleaning prowess is fueled by a robust 6-core AI chip and an ultra-long-distance high-precision lidar sensor. The chip delivers the necessary processing power for obstacle avoidance, navigation, and stain recognition, while the lidar ensures accurate mapping and object detection. Furthermore, the X3 can navigate obstacles up to 2cm high and boasts automatic night-fill light for uninterrupted cleaning in low-light environments.

The X3’s intelligence extends beyond stain detection. It integrates the “iFLYOS operation control” system, enabling voice-controlled cleaning. Users can simply issue commands like “Increase suction” or “Clean the living room” to effortlessly direct the robot’s actions.

For those seeking a more hands-on approach, the X3 offers gesture control compatibility. By pointing a finger at a specific area, users can instruct the robot to clean that spot, making quick cleanups of small messes a breeze.

The X3 boasts a ten-function base station that supports a comprehensive cleaning cycle—sweeping, rolling, sucking, mopping, and washing—coupled with a 99.9% effective silver ion sterilization for a deep clean that promotes a healthier living environment.

The base station also facilitates automatic hot air drying, dust collection, and mop washing, making maintenance virtually effortless. With a robust 5200mAh battery, 400ml dust box capacity, and a 60W power rating, the X3 ensures extensive cleaning coverage and efficiency.

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Roborock, a leader in home cleaning technology, has just announced the launch of its latest robotic cleaners, the P10S and P10S Pro, marking a significant advancement in the realm of automated home cleaning solutions. These new models are successors to the P10 and P10 Pro, which were launched last year.

Roborock P10S Pro Specifications:

The flagship model, the P10S Pro, stands out with its unique dual telescopic mechanical arms, a feature engineered to extend the robot‘s reach into edges and corners, achieving a remarkable 98.8% coverage. This innovative approach addresses one of the most common challenges faced by robotic vacuum cleaners, ensuring comprehensive cleaning across all areas of the home.

Furthermore, the P10S Pro is equipped with a self-maintaining dual spiral sweeping system that combines dual-brush inward rolling with a powerful 11000Pa suction capability.

This system is designed to provide an efficient cleaning process by suctioning, rolling, and cutting debris, making it particularly effective in homes with carpets and pets. The enhanced system aims to lower maintenance needs and offer a hassle-free cleaning solution. It also features a 99.7% sterilization rate with hot water washing at 60°C.

Roborock P10S Pro also features self-cleaning mopping technology and smart water management, achieving a 99.99% ground sterilization rate. Its compact design fits various home environments, and the Roborock SmartPlan AI optimizes cleaning plans. A versatile base station supports hot water washing, automatic dust collection, and water replenishment, enhancing the cleaning experience.

Roborock P10S Specifications:

The P10S model is designed to be both versatile and affordable, without compromising on performance. It features a 98.8% dynamic mechanical arm for comprehensive edge and corner coverage, a 7000Pa ultra-strong suction, and a soft rubber main brush to minimize hair entanglement.

It provides high-temperature sterilization and washing at 60°C for dynamic mopping and boasts a self-cleaning ability with a space-saving mini base station. The FlexiArm design ensures dynamic edge mopping with a 98.8% coverage rate. The robot also features an antibacterial system, dynamic wet mopping, and a 99.99% floor sterilization rate.

The devices also support various control methods, including voice commands and smart device integration. Both models are integrated with Roborock’s latest SmartPlan AI, which enables the robots to intelligently plan and optimize cleaning paths based on user habits and specific home layouts, such as room types and flooring materials.

This AI-driven approach ensures a tailored cleaning experience that adjusts to the unique needs of each household. Additionally, the introduction of Pet Mode 3.0 offers targeted cleaning for homes with pets, focusing on deep cleaning of pet-related areas and items, further enhancing the convenience for pet owners.

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Dreame has launched the MOVA G30 Pro, a cutting-edge hot water circulating floor mopping robot, in China. This robot vacuum is now available at an introductory price of 5299 yuan ($744) on JD.com. Let’s check out the key specs.

Dreame Mova G30 Pro Specifications:

MOVA G30 Pro comes with multifunctionality, capable of mopping, washing, and collecting dust simultaneously. With an impressive 8000Pa suction power, it efficiently handles various cleaning tasks. Its active hair-cutting roller brushes prevent hair entanglement, ensuring smooth operation. The robot also features an automatic lifting mechanism for the mopping cloth, facilitating effortless cleaning across different surfaces.

In terms of navigation and obstacle avoidance, the G30 Pro leverages AI Action technology, allowing for precise millimeter-level maneuvering around obstacles. This is complemented by its 99.99% antibacterial effectiveness, making it a formidable tool against germs and bacteria on the floor.

The robot is equipped with a 360° driverless level navigation system, enabling it to map and navigate complex home environments efficiently. It can recognize up to 70 types of obstacles, thanks to its AI Action Vision camera and dual-line laser obstacle detection, ensuring comprehensive cleaning without unnecessary contact. The device also supports AI voice control, allowing users to initiate cleaning tasks through simple voice commands. For pet owners, the G30 Pro offers a pet care mode, which adjusts the cleaning strategy around pets for more effective cleaning.

The robot emphasizes continuous cleanliness with its real-time self-cleaning system that uses fresh water, ensuring that the mopping cloth is always clean for each use. It supports hot water circulation for mopping, which is effective in removing stubborn stains and dirt, thanks to its continuous temperature spraying and mopping capability. The MOVA G30 Pro also introduces a water stain cleaning mode designed for specialized cleaning tasks.

For convenience, the G30 Pro features an ultra-comprehensive ten-function base station, including automatic flushing of the main sewage tank and automatic water discharge, ensuring minimal manual intervention. With a 4.5L clean water tank and automatic dust collection, this robot is designed for ease of use and efficiency.

The product’s dimensions are 498mm x 390mm x 350mm, with a net weight of around 16kg. It operates at a power rating of 75W and has a rated voltage of 220V. The dust bag capacity is approximately 4L, and both the main unit’s water tank and dust box capacities handle significant amounts of dirt and debris.

Additionally, its design incorporates a starship design language, reflecting a blend of aesthetics and functionality, with a durable ABS material construction that withstands harsh environments.

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