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Find the robot vacuum that fits your sills, rugs and budget

Five quick questions. One match, with the numbers behind it.

Floors
Thickest rug
Highest door sill
Pets
Budget

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Five robots, five kinds of home

For high sills and low sofas

Roborock Saros 20

  • Rated for door sills up to 1.77 in, or two stacked sills up to 3.46 in
  • Only 3.14 in tall, for low sofas and beds
  • Can detach its mops and lift its chassis on carpet

$1,599.99at Roborock, checked Oct 12, 2026

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For thick rugs

eufy Omni S2

  • Lifts its chassis for rugs up to 2 in
  • Raises its roller mop 1.1 in over carpet
  • Rated for door sills up to 1.38 in

$1,399.99at eufy, checked Oct 10, 2026

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For carpet-heavy homes that still want mopping

Narwal Freo Z10 Turbo

  • 25,000 Pa suction, by Narwal’s own measure
  • Lifts its mops 0.47 in on carpet
  • Dock bag holds up to 120 days of dust

$549.99at Narwal, checked Oct 12, 2026

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For a 3-year warranty

Dreame D30 Ultra

  • 3-year warranty on robot and dock, 1 year on the battery
  • Swings its mop out up to 1.57 in toward edges
  • Dock bag holds up to 100 days of dust

$449.99at Dreame, checked Oct 12, 2026

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For Roborock’s lowest price with a full dock

Roborock QV 35A

  • Empties its own bin, washes its mops and refills its tank
  • Rated for door sills up to 0.79 in
  • 8,000 Pa suction, by Roborock’s own figure

$649.99at Roborock, checked Oct 12, 2026

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A white robot vacuum on a wooden floor while a parent and child play with a dog on a rug behind it

Four testers, no single winner

Wirecutter

Roborock Q7 M5+

A budget, vacuum-first robot with a self-emptying dock

Checked Oct 11, 2026

RTINGS

Roborock Saros 10R

A premium vacuum and mop

Updated Aug 7, 2026

Vacuum Wars

MOVA V70 Ultra Complete

A premium vacuum and mop

Updated Oct 7, 2026

Consumer Reports

Eufy C10 and iRobot Roomba Max 705

Two vacuum-only robots

Updated Aug 28, 2026

See every pick and how each tester measures

Fit guides

Will it climb your door sills?

Ratings from 0.79 to 1.77 in, robot by robot.

Will it fit under your sofa?

Heights from 3.14 in, robot by robot.

Can it handle thick rugs?

Rug ratings, chassis lift and mop lift.

Got a dog or cat?

Anti-tangle brushes and dust bag days.

How strong is the suction?

From 8,000 to 36,000 Pa, by the makers’ figures.

How often do you change the bag?

Up to 120 days between bag changes.

Does it wash its mops in hot water?

Wash and drying temperatures.

Does it work with Matter?

Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa and SmartThings.

Who owns Roomba now?

What changed at iRobot.

Questions people ask

Are robot vacuums worth it?

Yes, as a daily maintenance cleaner. A robot that runs every other day keeps floors tidier between deep cleans, but it won’t pull dirt out of deep carpet the way an upright or canister vacuum does.

Wirecutter; Consumer Reports, updated Aug 28, 2026.

What goes wrong with robot vacuums most often?

Hair wrapped around the brush. In Consumer Reports’ member surveys, 36% of robot vacuum owners reported it, ahead of battery problems at 21% and clogs at 15%.

Consumer Reports, updated Aug 23, 2026.

Are robot vacuum and mop combos worth it?

For mostly hard floors that you’d like mopped often, yes. For mostly carpet, a vacuum-only robot usually cleans carpet better and has fewer parts to fail.

Consumer Reports; Wirecutter.

All ten questions, with sources