The Best Self Emptying Robot Vacuum

The best robot vacuum for large house self emptying robot vacuum features the base that holds a month's worth of debris and then automatically empty. It also creates a precise map of your home which allows you to label rooms and create "no-go" zones.

It also has superior ability to avoid obstacles, meaning that it is safe from power cords and rogue socks.

Roomba s9+ iRobot from iRobot

This robot is one of iRobot's premium models and it certainly does its job. It maneuvers easily across a range of different surfaces and is extremely efficient in taking in dust, dirt, and debris. It's also sturdy and looks good, too.

The S9 is the latest iRobot premium S Series robot vacuum. It comes with a number of additional features that help it stand out from other models. The iRobot App, for example, use the camera to create a map that assists the robot to navigate and clean efficiently.

It will also return to the location where it left off when its battery is depleted during the cleaning process and you don't need to re-clean the same spots. You can also manually start and stop cleaning sessions with an easy voice command or through the iRobot app, and this smart vacuum will even clean in the dark!

Another great feature is Carpet Boost, which gives the S9 extra suction power when it encounters carpeting so that it can take in more dirt and debris. The unit is an elongated front design, which allows it to get closer to corners and walls than older round designs. However, keep in mind that this model doesn't do well with high-pile or shag carpeting.

In our tests we discovered that the iRobot S9+ cleans thoroughly and efficiently on a variety of flooring surfaces, ranging from hard to medium-pile carpets and rugs. It also performed well with vinyl flooring, and laminate flooring. It also did a great job of navigating between furniture and objects, although it did struggle with stairs, and can crash into objects like bookcases.

The S9's ability to return to its base and empty its dust bin once it's full was an excellent feature. It cut down on the requirement for manual maintenance. The dust bin is expected to last for about 30 loads, or about one month or so, and you'll have to replace the filter once in a while (which is actually recommended by iRobot). The iRobot S9+ is not extremely loud when it's operating, making it a good option for families with children or pets.

Eufy RoboVac X8 Hybrid

Robot vacuum cleaners are created to do the work for you and they can remove carpets and hardwood floors. Certain robot vacuum cleaners can be controlled by an app on your smartphone, while others feature mopping technology for bathroom and kitchen flooring. They're a great choice for busy families and are becoming more affordable. If you want top-of-the-line features in your robotic cleaner, you'll have to spend a bit more.

The Eufy RoboVac X8 Hybrid is an all-in-one vacuum and mopping machine, making it a good choice for those who live in a home with multiple floors. The vacuum's 0.6l bin can hold a large amount of pet hair. Dual motors give impressive cleaning power. The dustbin is easily removed and empty, which is great because you'll have to do this on a regular basis.

It's also simple to set it up, although I recommend fully charging the X8 Hybrid prior to running it for the first time. You'll have to install the Eufy Home app and follow the instructions for connecting it to your Wi-Fi network. The app will help you create a map of your house. You can label the rooms, split large spaces into sub-rooms to make it easier to open-plan living and help direct the X8 Hybrid towards specific areas in need of cleaning at a particular time. There are many other robots that have similar mapping and scanning functions, but Eufy's app is more refined and user-friendly than the other.

The X8 Hybrid has a great feature: you can activate the mop or vacuum cleaner through voice thanks to the integration with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. This is a nice feature that makes the mini robot vacuum hands-free. It was very effective in our test house.

The X8 Hybrid, like many robotic vacuums has some problems with floors that are not fully covered. It can miss pet fur and other small objects, and tends to bump things like its charger on the charging platform. It's not as quiet as other models we've tested and the whirring sounds could be distracting.

Roborock V3S pro

This model doesn't have as many features as the more expensive models we've tested, but it does cover the basics. It has a large enough dust bin to hold plenty of dirt until it's time to empty it and its mop and vacuum system works great on both carpets that are hard and low-pile. It's also super quiet and we were able to sit and watch the TV while it was working without feeling like it was bombarding us with noise.

Our test subjects were extremely impressed with how easy the machine was to use and set up. They also appreciated the ability to clean all the messes that had accumulated on their floors. It even did a pretty good job at removing pet hair and other messes that get on carpeting, although it was less successful in removing stubborn stains. The users found the app to be user-friendly and easy to use, and were able to program the vacuum to be cleaned on a regular basis to reduce the amount they had to do manually. It doesn't feature object avoidance or mapping technology, so it isn't able to be able to be directed to specific rooms or follow virtual boundaries (though magnetic boundaries work).

Another model from iRobot's affordable line which is the V3S Pro has some impressive features for its price. It beat out all other robot vacuums we tested in terms of mapping and avoiding obstacles, and it's the perfect budget pick for those who are looking for a cleaner self-emptying robotic vacuum that is able to handle pet hair and messes on both carpets with low pile and hardwood floors. It's also super quiet and comes with a massive dust bin that can hold plenty of debris prior to when it has to empty, so you don't have to worry about regularly emptying it.

Although the V3S Pro didn't earn a place in any of our top picks roundups from trusted sources that perform tests with hands-on, it received high marks from reviewers from Modern Castle, Smart Robot Reviews and The Ambient. The V3S Pro was easy to use and set up, but the battery life was a bit short.

Roborock Q Revo

The Q Revo is a solid low-cost robot vacuum and mop that isn't slack on features or price. It comes with many of the features that you'll find on high-end models, including intelligent navigation and mapping, all without spending a fortune. You can also make use of voice commands using Alexa, Google Assistant, or Apple Siri shortcuts to create custom automations and start your cleaning cycle from anywhere while you're away.

Roborock has put in the time to develop this smart cleaner. The result is that the product is exceptionally sturdy and feels as if it was built with top materials. Its base is strong and stable, with an integrated charging port for the battery. On the top is the dock for the clean water tank and dirty water bins. Below, you'll find an enclosure that houses the sealed vacuum bag.

After you have connected your device to the application, you'll see a 2D and 3D map of your home that will show you where your robot is located at any given time and what area it is cleaning. You can also design virtual barriers to keep your robot out of certain areas or only clean certain kinds of flooring. It's also capable of adjusting its power settings depending on the type of floor being cleaned, as well as choosing the most efficient method of cleaning.

Unlike many other robot vacuums, the Q Revo can lift up both of its mop heads while vacuuming to ensure that your carpet doesn't get stained fibres. In fact, it's the only vacuums on the market that can do this.

The Q Revo's suction force of 5500Pa can remove dust specks and pet hair when you clean. The all-rubber brush works well to disentangle human and animal hair as it adapts to uneven surfaces.

Its only downside is that it does take a while to fill and empty water tanks, both clean and dirty. You can cut down on the frequency of this by using the auto-empty feature, which will empty the bin on its own after a couple of days. You'll still need to check the water levels in the dock manually, however, since there's no way to set an automatic reminder.