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Robot Vacuum Glossary
We’ll break down all the tech talk and acronyms
that you need to know.
Carpet Detection
A feature that allows a robot to recognize carpet or rug and increase suction.
Dirt Detection
Dirt detecting technology can be found in selected models, enabling the robot vacuum to recognize areas needing special attention. The robot will focus its cleaning efforts on these areas until the sensor detects reduced specks of dirt.
Dock
A robot vacuum’s charging station.
Docking
The ability of a robot vacuum to recharge automatically.
Mapping
A robot vacuum’s ability to learn and remember the layout of a house. The robot’s understanding of a home floor plans is usually captured as some sort of graph or map.
Navigation
A robot vacuum’s ability to freely roam to give full coverage in the deployed space.
Scheduled Cleaning
A function of a robot vacuum that allows you to clean as per choice or needs. Depending on the device, cleaning can be programmed on the bot itself or activated via a remote, voice assistant, or an app.
Zone or Room Cleaning
A handy way of selecting individual rooms of your home for cleaning.
2-in-1
A term used to describe a robot vacuum that has both the vacuuming and mopping function.
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Are robot vacuums worth it?
Simply put, yes! Today’s robot vacuums offer advanced performance, boast tons of creative and genuinely helpful new features, and even have supportive mobile apps that give you even more functionality.
What to look for in a robot vacuum
The best part about shopping for a robot vacuum is looking at all the variety. Each robot vacuum offers diverse features to make cleaning your home easier. Here are some handy features to look for.
Battery Life – this is something worth considering especially if you’ve got lots of floor to cover.
App Integration - one of the best features that new robot vacuums have is compatible mobile apps, which unlock even more functionality and features. You can usually set virtual boundaries that allow you to name rooms and can even tell the vacuum a specific area to avoid.
For even more clever cleaning, certain models can connect to your smart assistant so you can tell your vacuum to clean a specific room or area with voice commands.
Filters - If you or your family have allergies, it’s important to find a robot vacuum with a HEPA filter. Combined with powerful suction, they can help filter out allergens and assist in preventing them from occupying your breathing space.
Noise Level – All robotic vacuum cleaners make a certain degree of noise but finding out the volume of various models ensures you’re not buying something that will interrupt your home’s peace.
Hot tip: Test out a robot vacuum in one our stores. Our team will be happy to go through a particular model with you!
What is the best robot vacuum?
This is dependent on your needs and budget. From affordable models that don’t sacrifice on performance to top vacuums that can do it all – our team can suggest the best bot to suit your specific needs.