15 Gadgets That Will Revolutionize Your Home Cleaning in 2025

The ILIFE A11 offers a strong 4000Pa suction combined with an effective mopping motion, making it a versatile option for hard floors. In our testing, its cleaning power stood out at this price point, though limited app controls and only one map storage mean it’s best for single-floor homes. Overall, a solid budget-friendly choice with impressive performance in its class.

The Shark Detect Pro delivers up to 60 days of hands-free cleaning thanks to its self-emptying and self-cleaning features, earning its high score of 8/10. Its AI detection of stains and obstacle navigation make it effective for daily use, though the premium price might be a hurdle for some. This model is ideal if you want a high-tech, low-maintenance cleaning solution.

The DEEBOT T20 OMNI impresses with 6000Pa suction and an all-in-one dock that washes, dries, and refills water — perfect for pet hair and deep dirt cleaning. Our testing highlights its obstacle avoidance capabilities, though it struggles with corners. Its comprehensive features justify the higher price, especially for users seeking an ultra-convenient, versatile cleaning device.

The eufy E20 offers a 3-in-1 package with powerful 8000 Pa suction and excellent obstacle avoidance, making it great for everyday messes. We found its navigation to be mostly reliable, and its obstacle detection particularly effective. While noisier than some models and with a somewhat small 0.1-gallon bin, it’s a practical, high-performing option for multi-surface cleaning.

The Samsung Jet Bot AI+ offers strong suction and intelligent LiDAR navigation at an attractive price, earning a 7/10 rating. Its self-emptying station and AI features support efficient, low-maintenance cleaning, though it’s not the best at pet hair removal and can’t handle mopping. It’s a capable, smart choice for general home cleaning on multiple surfaces.

The DEEBOT T50 MAX PRO Omni combines an incredible 18,500Pa of suction with a comprehensive 12-in-1 dock that handles vacuuming, mopping, drying, and refilling water. We found its obstacle sensors effective, though some users report initial setup takes time. It’s one of the most versatile, high-powered options, perfect for those wanting a truly hands-free, all-in-one cleaning station.

The Shark AI Ultra Robot Vacuum offers impressive 99.8% debris removal on hardwood floors and features a convenient self-emptying base, making maintenance effortless. Its smart navigation and mopping functionality boost its versatility, though some users report suction issues on carpets and occasional navigation hiccups. With a solid score of 8/10, it’s a great option for those prioritizing convenience and effective hardwood cleaning in 2025.

Dyson V15 Detect stands out with exceptional surface cleaning thanks to laser dust detection and strong suction power, earning it an 8.5/10 score. Its cordless design and real-time particle analysis make it ideal for spot cleaning, although the high price and trigger-based operation can cause fatigue during extended use. It’s a top-tier option for demanding users seeking high-performance vacuums in 2025.

The Braava Jet m6 is a smart, dedicated mop that nailed room-by-room cleaning in our testing thanks to accurate mapping and reliable wet or dry runs. It pairs with Roomba vacuums for vacuum-then-mop routines, a nice quality-of-life boost if you already own one. Just remember it has no suction, uses proprietary pads and solution, and occasional navigation or wheel issues can require intervention. At $199.99 and a 7/10 score, it's a solid mid-pack pick for maintenance mopping between deeper cleans.

The eufy Omni C20 offers a potent 7,000Pa suction and a slim 3.35-inch design, allowing it to access tight spaces and handle varied surfaces efficiently. Its all-in-one station automates cleaning and maintenance, reducing manual effort, though it lacks advanced obstacle avoidance and connectivity stability. During our testing, its auto-maintenance features helped justify its slightly premium price for comprehensive home care.

The Samsung Bespoke Jet Bot Combo excels in obstacle avoidance and quiet operation, making it a capable cleaner with a 8.5/10 score. Its mopping is effective on stains, but high-frequency noise on high settings and inconsistent app control can be frustrating. It’s a solid pick for users who want reliable vacuuming and mopping with smart features, although it comes at a premium price.

The Dyson Gen5detect Absolute is a premium cordless vacuum featuring high suction and intelligent sensors for deep cleaning. Its laser floor head reveals hidden dust, making it highly effective for detailed spot cleaning, though it’s heavy and costly. Our experience shows it’s best suited for users wanting top-tier performance above all else, justifying its high price point in the evolving home cleaning landscape.

The Dreame X30 Ultra blends powerful 8,300 Pa suction with a self-cleaning dock and roomy water tanks, so routine maintenance stays light. In our experience, the auto mop detachment kept carpets dry, and smart navigation plus app control delivered consistent coverage. Downsides are real: the dock's auto-empty and draining cycles are loud, and AI obstacle detection sometimes overreacts. Scoring 7.5/10 at $499.99, it's a strong value, though the Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra remains the benchmark for autonomy and polish.

Roborock's S8 MaxV Ultra earned our top rating at 10/10, pairing monster 10,000 Pa suction with AI camera obstacle avoidance and a FlexiArm that actually reaches edges. In our testing, the sonic mop lifted off carpet reliably, and the auto-empty dock plus rich app control made day-to-day upkeep simple. The voice assistant is the weak link and some users report side-brush or longevity quirks. It's pricey at $1599.99, but for flagship performance it outpaces the Dreame X30 Ultra and Roomba Combo j9+ in overall autonomy.

The Dyson 360 Vis Nav offers solid suction with effective corner and edge cleaning, standing out among mid-range models, though not quite topping our highest-rated choices. Its smart navigation ensures thorough coverage on various surfaces, but in our testing, the noise level was notably high, and the bulky charger can be inconvenient. Priced at $699.99, it’s a good option for those who value intelligence and reliable cleaning performance but might find the price a bit steep for some.

If you want hands-off cleaning without the flagship price, the Roomba Combo j9+ hit a sweet spot in our testing. Its auto-empty, auto-fill dock kept runs going for weeks, while PrecisionVision navigation avoided cords and even pet messes, and the retractable mop spared our carpets. The tradeoffs: pads still need manual washing after each session, and some owners see occasional software hiccups. Scoring 8/10 at $599.99, it's a polished hybrid that's easier to live with than many rivals, though not flawless.

For deep refreshes on sealed hard floors, the Shark Steam & Scrub impressed us with rotating pads that power through stuck-on spills and steam that sanitizes without chemicals. LED lights and swivel steering helped us see grime and maneuver around table legs. The compromises: it's corded, replacement pads can tear after a few washes, and steam isn't safe for unsealed hardwood. With a 6.5/10 score at $255, it's effective for periodic scrubs, but less convenient than robotic options like the Braava Jet m6.

The SpinWave Spin Mop provides straightforward hard floor cleaning with lightweight maneuverability, thanks to its swivel steering. Its short 20-minute battery life limits continuous cleaning, and it lacks smart navigation and app control, making it more suitable for quick, manual tasks. It’s a dependable, simple tool for maintaining spotless floors in 2025 without the bells and whistles.

The Hobot-2S promises efficient window care with dual ultrasonic sprayers that mist a fine 15-micron layer, and app control keeps it modern. In our review, suction held firmly, but we still saw streaks and occasional movement hiccups that undercut results, and there's no docking base for tidy storage. Some users even report failures or drops, which hurt confidence. With a 4.5/10 score at $399, it's our least compelling window cleaner; the Winbot W2 Omni proved more consistent day to day.

Ecovacs' Winbot W2 Omni landed a 6.5/10 in our rankings, thanks to strong 5,500 Pa suction, versatile app control, and a portable dock with onboard battery that makes setup painless. It cleaned reliably on continuous panes in our testing, though gaps between glass stopped it occasionally, and it can't operate while charging. Corners also tend to be slightly missed. If you're choosing between window bots, this is notably more dependable than the Hobot-2S, but still not a truly set-and-forget solution.

Handy for quick pre-rinses, the Project Source Glass Rinser GR005-PSMB impressed us with its easy install, thanks to the included supply line and extender tee, and a water-savvy 1.8 GPM spray. The flip-down cover keeps your sink looking tidy when not in use. However, during our review the top hinge felt flimsy, and fitment can be tricky; some sinks place it too far back or too short. With a 5.5/10 score at $68.94 and inconsistent results on certain glass shapes, it's useful but not universally reliable.