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The ILIFE V5s Pro is a budget-friendly option around $175 that impressed us with quiet operation (about 59 dB) and a long runtime of roughly 2.5 hours, which is handy for larger rooms. Our experience shows it performs decently on carpets, but during testing the mopping was inconsistent due to uneven water distribution and the small dustbin means frequent emptying. It lacks smart navigation and mapping, so expect more manual supervision — its 5.5/10 score reflects those trade-offs for the price.

The ILIFE A30 Pro punches above its price at about $160, and in our testing its 5000Pa suction and LiDAR navigation delivered surprisingly thorough coverage while the self-emptying station cut down on maintenance. We found the mopping mode less effective than vacuuming and the app needs polish — mapping was occasionally inaccurate in long hallways during our review. With a 3-hour battery and an overall score of 7.5/10, it's a strong value if you want power and fewer trips to the bin.

The eufy X8 Pro is a budget-friendly pick that surprised us in testing by cleaning both hardwood and deeper rugs effectively, helped by an 8,000 Pa suction rating and a 3-hour battery. We found the included mopping and self-emptying features handy for low-maintenance households, but our experience shows the unit's substantial weight makes it less convenient to move or lift for setup and maintenance. At $199.99 it scored 6.5/10 — good value if you prioritize raw suction and features over portability.

If you're budget-conscious and want a Roomba with a mop, the Roomba Combo i5 delivers core strengths like the self-emptying base and Roomba's 4-stage cleaning with dual rubber brushes that handled pet hair well in our testing. During our review we found smart mapping useful for targeted cleaning, but mapping setup can be frustrating and the self-emptying process is extremely loud. The mopping action is more of a damp wipe than deep scrubbing, so expect surface-level mopping rather than heavy stain removal (score: 6/10).

At $369.99 the Shark ION AV753 is a solid pick for medium homes; in our testing it delivered up to 120 minutes of cleaning on a charge and the Alexa/Google voice controls plus the SharkClean app made scheduling easy. During our review we found its random, non-mapping navigation meant it sometimes missed corners and it can be loud compared with rivals. It also struggled with pet hair wrapping in the brushroll, so while not the highest scorer (6.5/10) it’s handy if you prioritize battery and basic smart features.

Deebot's N8+ (about $399) is a convenient midrange option that impressed us in setup and raw cleaning power — in our testing its 2300Pa suction and self-emptying bin kept floors tidy with minimal maintenance. During our review we found the mopping function was less effective than manual mopping and the robot can get stuck on obstacles, requiring occasional intervention. Smart navigation helps map rooms most of the time, but its navigation hiccups are noticeable; overall it scored 7/10 for balanced value.

The Roomba 675 is an affordable baseline robot that, in our testing, proved effective at lifting pet hair from carpets and fits nicely into Alexa or Google Assistant routines. During our review we appreciated the budget price of $274.99, but its lack of advanced mapping meant it navigated randomly and often got stuck on low rugs and cords, requiring hands-on rescue. With only about 90 minutes of runtime and no self-emptying, it scored 6/10 — good for basic upkeep but not hands-off cleaning.

The eufy E20 stands out as a flexible 3‑in‑1 system — robot, handheld and stick — and in our testing its 8,000Pa suction and 3-hour battery made it versatile for quick cleanups. We found the self-emptying base convenient, but be aware it uses disposable bags which add ongoing costs, and its navigation can be clumsy in tight or cluttered rooms. Scoring 7/10, it's a good practical choice if you want multi-purpose cleaning and don't mind the extra bag expense.

Roborock Q5 Max+ strikes a solid balance between features and price — during our review its LiDAR navigation produced accurate maps and the self-emptying dock holds 2.5L bags for roughly seven weeks of hands-free use. With an impressive 5,500 Pa of suction and a long 4-hour runtime it tackles larger homes well, but we found it can struggle with small rugs and cords and it lacks a mopping function. It scored 7.5/10 for delivering strong core vacuuming without being an all-in-one solution.

The eufy L60 with Self-Empty Station is a strong pick for busy homes: in our testing the 5,000 Pa suction and hair-detangling tech cut down maintenance and the station supports up to 60 days of hands-off cleaning. We found setup and mapping required patience and the unit can be loud on carpets, and some users may see it get stuck on cords or under low furniture. It scored 7.5/10 — a dependable, powerful cleaner if you can tolerate a bit more noise.

The Q5 Robot Vacuum Cleaner is a compelling option for larger spaces thanks to 2,700 Pa suction and LiDAR navigation that created precise maps in our testing, and its long battery (up to 180 minutes) allowed extended cleaning runs without a recharge. During our review we noted it lacks a mopping function, which limits versatility, and it can be louder than some rivals at high power. It scored 8/10 for strong vacuuming performance and efficient mapping, provided you don't need wet cleaning.

Affordable and practical, the Roomba J6+ (7/10) impressed in our testing by reliably identifying and avoiding pet waste and cords, which keeps cleanups stress-free for pet owners. Its self-emptying base holds up to 60 days and pairs with Alexa for easy voice control, but during our review we found the emptying cycle is noticeably loud and not ideal for night runs. Mapping is generally solid yet sometimes needs recalibration and a few buyers reported missing accessories; with 10x Power-Lifting suction and roughly 75 minutes of runtime it’s a strong budget pick if you can tolerate the noise.

Loaded with ambitious tech, the Roomba 104 offers 70x suction, deep mopping, smart stain detection and carpet-avoidance during mopping — in our testing those features can be helpful across mixed floors. But during our review navigation was a major drawback: the unit often spun in one spot instead of finding its way around the house, and dust pickup felt inconsistent versus rivals, which explains its 6/10 score. The tall docking station looks impressive but didn't fix roaming; with up to three hours battery and self-emptying it's feature-rich, but expect extra setup.

The DEEBOT X9 PRO OMNI earned its high rating (9.5/10) by delivering top-tier cleaning and mopping — in our testing the OZMO Roller Mopping and 16,600Pa suction handled sticky messes and embedded dirt with real confidence. Our experience shows the advanced AI navigation maps precisely and avoids many obstacles, but it did struggle crossing thresholds which sometimes dropped debris between rooms. Hair wrapping on the roller required hands-on maintenance and the $1,599 price is steep, yet for full-featured, high-performance cleaning it's a standout.

The Roborock Saros 10R is a premium machine that impressed us during our review with its powerful 20,000Pa suction and advanced navigation that lets it clean under low-clearance furniture effectively. We found the self-emptying base and self-cleaning mop heads make upkeep much easier, but our testing also revealed occasional navigation problems on high thresholds and thick rugs, plus a smaller dustbin that mandates more frequent emptying. At $1,599 it scored 8/10 — great performance if you can justify the price.

The Dreame L10s Pro Ultra earned an 8/10 in our testing by combining strong 7,000Pa suction with advanced object detection that kept it from repeatedly smacking into furniture. During our review we liked the self-cleaning dock that empties dust and washes and air-dries mop pads, but our experience shows the software's water-level limitations and the need for a plumbing hookup for full automation can be inconvenient. It can get loud at top suction, yet for heavy-duty cleaning and smart features it's a compelling mid-tier choice at $899.99.

If you want the best-cleaning robot on the list, the Roomba s9+ is our top-rated choice (9/10) for a reason: in our testing it delivered exceptional performance on both hardwood and carpet and the self-emptying base kept hands-off cleaning for up to 60 days. We found its advanced mapping and navigation made cleaning efficient and repeatable, though the premium $998.99 price and a noticeably high noise level during operation are trade-offs. Note it doesn't mop, so pair it with a dedicated mop if you need wet cleaning.

The Roomba Combo j7+ impressed during our review with excellent object detection and obstacle avoidance, which makes it one of the better navigators in typical cluttered homes. Its self-emptying Clean Base reduces maintenance, though we found the emptying cycle is loud and the mopping performance is closer to a light damp wipe rather than a deep clean — battery life (up to 90 minutes) can also fall short in larger homes. At 7.5/10 it’s a smart choice if you want great navigation and hands-off emptying.

The eufy X10 Pro Omni blends strong mopping with smart obstacle avoidance — in our testing the AI.See™ system recognized many common household items and the MopMaster™ System 2.0's dual rotating mops removed stubborn stains better than basic damp wipes. The Omni Station's auto-empty and mop-wash features make upkeep easy, but we found it struggles with fine debris like sand and the side brush can scatter mid-size bits. At $799.99 it earned an 8/10 for its hybrid cleaning convenience and thoughtful automation.

The NARWAL Freo Z10 (listed here with accessories) impressed in our testing with its DualFlow Tangle-Free System and 15,000Pa suction, which together cut down hair wrap and lifted debris from carpets and hard floors. During our review we appreciated the self-emptying base that reduces upkeep, but our experience shows that the base is bulky and the overall price is higher than many rivals. Occasional obstacle-detection hiccups caused entanglements with cords in our tests, so it scored 6/10 for mixed value.

Dyson's 360 Vis Nav packs strong suction and inventive sensing — in our testing the motor's high rpm and the 360-degree fish-eye camera helped it reach corners and edges more thoroughly than many rivals. That said, our experience shows the limited battery life (about 50 minutes on Auto) and lack of a self-emptying bin mean more hands-on maintenance between runs, and the navigation can be unreliable at times. At $999.99 it scored 7/10: a powerful cleaner that asks for more user attention.

Shark's Detect Pro is a practical midrange option that we found effective at picking up pet hair without clogging and the self-emptying base lasts up to 60 days, which is great for low-maintenance households. During our testing the vacuum adjusted suction based on floor type nicely, but it can struggle on high-pile carpets and occasionally get stuck in tight spots. The base is also noisy during emptying, so factor that in if you prefer quieter overnight runs — overall it scored 7/10 in our guide.