Every robot vacuum, specs side by side.

Robot vacuum listings are a mess of made-up model names and marketing numbers. This lines up every popular model by the specs that actually matter, suction, mopping, self-emptying dock, navigation and battery, plus suction per dollar. Filter to the features you need and sort by what you care about.

Prices and specs reviewed 31 July 2026 . Robot vacuum prices drop hard on sale events, so check the live listing.

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Robot vacuum	Suction	Mop	Dock	Navigation	Battery	Price	$/1k Pa
Eufy 11S Max	2,000 Pa	None	None	Gyro	100 min	$130	$65	Check price
Eufy RoboVac G30	2,000 Pa	None	None	Gyro	100 min	$180	$90	Check price
iRobot Roomba 694	1,000 Pa	None	None	Bounce	90 min	$180	$180	Check price
Wyze Robot Vacuum	2,100 Pa	None	None	LiDAR	110 min	$200	$95.24	Check price
Lefant M1	4,000 Pa	None	None	Gyro	110 min	$200	$50	Check price
Tikom L9000	4,000 Pa	None	None	LiDAR	120 min	$200	$50	Check price
Yeedi Vac 2 Pro	3,000 Pa	Vibrate	None	LiDAR	120 min	$250	$83.33	Check price
UBTECH Trouva	3,200 Pa	Vibrate	None	LiDAR	120 min	$250	$78.13	Check price
Wyze X8 Plus	2,200 Pa	None	None	LiDAR	110 min	$280	$127.27	Check price
Roborock Q5 Max+	5,500 Pa	None	Auto-empty	LiDAR	240 min	$300	$54.55	Check price
Ecovacs Deebot N10	4,300 Pa	Vibrate	None	LiDAR	180 min	$300	$69.77	Check price
Proscenic X1	3,000 Pa	Vibrate	Auto-empty	LiDAR	150 min	$300	$100	Check price
Eufy L60	5,000 Pa	None	Auto-empty	LiDAR	130 min	$330	$66	Check price
Dreame D10 Plus	4,000 Pa	Vibrate	Auto-empty	LiDAR	150 min	$350	$87.5	Check price
Giott Q5+	4,000 Pa	None	Auto-empty	LiDAR	180 min	$380	$95	Check price
Roborock Q7 Max+	4,200 Pa	Vibrate	Auto-empty	LiDAR	180 min	$400	$95.24	Check price
SwitchBot K10+	2,500 Pa	None	Auto-empty	LiDAR	150 min	$400	$160	Check price
Yeedi Cube	5,100 Pa	Vibrate	Omni	LiDAR	110 min	$400	$78.43	Check price
Shark Matrix Plus 2-in-1	3,500 Pa	Vibrate	Auto-empty	LiDAR	120 min	$400	$114.29	Check price
Eufy X8 Pro	4,000 Pa	Vibrate	Auto-empty	LiDAR	180 min	$450	$112.5	Check price

How to read this. Suction (Pa) is raw pulling power: 2,000-4,000 suits hard floors and light pet hair, 5,000-plus helps on carpet; the giant 20,000-plus figures only matter on thick carpet. Mop: vibrating pads just wipe, while spinning and roller mops with pressure genuinely scrub. Dock: Auto-empty empties the bin for you; an Omni dock also washes and dries the mop and refills water. Navigation: LiDAR maps accurately and cleans in rows, gyro and bounce are cheaper but sloppier, and +AI adds camera obstacle-dodging. $/1k Pa is a rough suction-per-dollar value lens, and the lowest is highlighted, but features usually matter more than raw suction, so filter to what you need first. Note: iRobot and Shark do not publish Pa consistently, so their suction figures are approximate. Prices are USD, converted live.

Common questions

How much suction do I need?

2,000-4,000 Pa for hard floors and light pet hair; 5,000-plus for carpet and heavy shedding. The 20,000-plus flagship numbers only help on thick carpet; for most homes a good dock and navigation matter more.

Is a self-emptying dock worth it?

For most people, yes, it is the biggest convenience upgrade, emptying itself for weeks. An omni dock also washes and dries the mop and refills water. Filter to self-emptying models to compare.

Do the mops work?

Vibrating pads just wipe; spinning and roller mops with downward pressure genuinely scrub, and omni docks wash the pads automatically. It won't replace a deep clean but keeps floors much better between mops.

Is LiDAR better?

Yes, it maps accurately, cleans in efficient rows, remembers rooms and supports no-go zones. Add camera AI to dodge cables and pet mess. Filter to LiDAR for the most reliable cleaning.