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Ecovacs Deebot Ozmo N8 Plus

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One-minute review For a robot vacuum that removes not just one chore from your life, but two, look no further than Ecovac’s Deebot’s Ozmo range. First launched four years ago, these robot vacuums that can mop as well, have proved popular, and the range has been expanded.  The Ecovacs Deebot Ozmo N8 Plus is the latest addition. While the vacuum sweeps your hard floors, a pad that’s supplied with water will wipe away dirt at the back, picking up any fine dust that the brushes may have missed. Plus, it’s clever enough to know not to stray onto carpet when mopping is in progress. JUMP TO Ecovacs Deebot Ozmo N8 Plus price and availability Design Performance App Battery life Should I buy?  Key features on this model include advanced laser navigation and mapping – so it knows which way to go without bumping into obstacles – and an Auto-Empty Station that cleans its onboard 14.2oz / 420ml dust box for you into a disposable 0.5 gallon / 2.5-liter dust bag. This means th...

iRobot Roomba S9 Plus

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One-minute review It’s been almost 20 years since the original Roomba robot vacuum launched and now robot vacuums are ten-a-penny, and a staple in many households.   iRobot’s latest incarnation, the Roomba S9 Plus, might operate on similar principles, but thanks to a host of high-tech features, it’s a very different beast from the first iteration, and one of the best robot vacuums we've tested to date.  Most noticeably, it’ll empty itself, meaning that rather than shaking out a dust box every few days, it’ll whisk out the contents from the vacuum into a bag in the charging station. As the capacity of the bag is 14.9oz / 440ml, which equates to around 30 cleans, this turns a daily job into a monthly one – great for those who are time-poor or dislike emptying the dust box. There’s also a filter for allergy sufferers that captures 99 percent of mould, pollen, and dust mite allergens. JUMP TO iRobot Roomba S9 Plus price and availability Design Performance App Battery ...

Eufy RoboVac 15C Max

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One-minute review Eufy may be more well-known for some of the best video doorbells and home security cameras , the brand also offers a range of robot vacuums , which while it isn’t vast, does offer something to suit everyone.  For the technophobe, there’s the app-free RoboVac 11S, while for those that want a time-saving device; there's the G30 Hybrid that can vacuum and mop. And for those who love the RoboVac 11S’s size but not its lack of connectivity or voice control, there’s the RoboVac 15C Max.  JUMP TO Eufy RoboVac 15C Max price and availability Design Performance App Battery life Should I buy?  It may look identical to the RoboVac 11s , with the same 2.8 inches / 7.25 cm slimline design that can easily maneuver under furniture, but under the hood of the Eufy RoboVac 15C Max you’ll find better suction, Wi-Fi connectivity, which means you can use an app on your smartphone to control the robovac rather than just the remote control, and compatibility wit...

Eufy RoboVac 11S

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One-minute review Eufy might be a smart home company, majoring in the best video doorbells and home security cameras besides robot vacuums , but unlike some, making easy-to-use products is its USP. So it comes as no surprise that one of its entry-level models, the RoboVac 11S, is devilishly simple to use. There’s no app, no WiFi control, no voice control – just a charging station, remote control, and a sleek, slimline vacuum cleaner.  This isn’t to say it’s a basic appliance. If anything, much of its simplicity comes from a thoughtful design and an excellent balance of functionality – there’s enough flexibility to be able to switch between spot, overall and perimeter cleaning, and three power levels, but not so many options that it’s overwhelming. A programmable timer means you can quite easily set it and forget it. JUMP TO Eufy RoboVac 11S price and availability Design Performance App Battery life Should I buy?  The other reason to choose RoboVac 11S is that ...