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The Best Robot Vacuum For Carpet

There's a robot for every carpet type, whether it's high-pile or low-pile. These intelligent appliances can navigate around your home, and can scoop up debris and even clean under furniture.

They are equipped with advanced features, such as mapping that helps them navigate through your home and help you remember where furniture is located. They can also increase suction power to clear dirtier areas.

iRobot Roomba 694

The Roomba 694 from iRobot is an entry-level robot vacuum that works well on carpets with low pile and bare floors. It has good suction, but struggles with larger particles such as grains of rice or sand. It is effective in cleaning pet hair, but isn't as strong against tangling as the premium Roomba models like the j7 and I6.

The Roomba 694 is simple to use. It has three buttons on its top cover. Clean, which launches a cleaning session and 'Dock' that puts it in its charging station, and 'Spot,' which activates the targeted cleaning. You can control it using a smartphone application that allows you to schedule cycles, stop/start them, and alter settings. You can also connect it with smart home devices like Alexa or Google Assistant for voice-controlled operation.

This vacuum cleaner is slower than other models, but it can get into the most crevices and corners. It has a large dustbin that is ideal to reduce the frequency at the frequency you have to empty it. It is compatible with digital barriers and virtual barriers which let you set it to avoid specific areas or to stop completely cleaning if you want to keep it from getting stuck on something.

While it's not the best model in its price range but it's far superior to other options. The Roborock E4 has a better cleaning efficiency than the Roomba 694, and it is able to clean both low-pile and bare carpets. It also follows a more efficient cleaning path and has longer battery life. It is also more comfortable to use, has fewer parts that require regular maintenance, is less expensive to own over its lifetime, [Redirect-302] and charges faster than the 694.

It's also worth taking a look at other models that are more expensive in the iRobot line, like the 981 or the v7. The v7 and 981 are more expensive but provide significant improvement in cleaning efficiency, both on bare and low pile floors. They also have a bigger dirt compartment and charge faster, move more easily, and are easier to pair with smart home devices.

Shark RV1001AE IQ

This budget self-emptying robot vacuum cleaner does a great job on carpets with a low pile and hard flooring. Its combo brush reaches into corners and edges and it automatically boosts suction when it senses carpet. It also excels at cleaning dirt embedded in the middle of the pile carpet. The IQ's tiny footprint for docks and the self-emptying feature are both nice features. However, if you want to change the floor levels on the map, or set no-go zones you'll have to manually reset it in order to do so, which is a bit of trouble.

The IQ's application has advanced mapping and automation features however, it's not able to access no-go zones which are included on iRobot models. The smart-pathing system of the app permits for better maneuverability, and the high-pile mode of its carpet cleaning mode is effective, although it can get caught in rug tassels.

During our tests, we observed that the IQ handled pet hair with ease. It was able to remove a large amount of debris on floors that were not bare and a decent amount on medium-pile rug. It was less effective with shag carpets, as it had a hard time reaching dirt and dust embedded within the fibers. It was able to maneuver the legs of chairs, small spaces as well as the base of an IKEA wooden step stool. It was a little slower on floors that were not paved but it was able to recover speed and was more efficient than the other robots we test.

The IQ is a better choice for the majority of users than the iRobot Roomba. It has a larger dustbin and a longer battery lifespan and is more adept at navigating obstacles. It also comes with mopping attachments that can tackle sticky messes. The iRobot on the other hand feels better constructed and has fewer parts that need maintenance or replacement, incurs less recurring costs, can create virtual no-go zones with its companion application. It can continue cleaning the point it started, even if the battery is out before it's finished. The iRobot can be controlled by voice commands, which is a huge benefit for many users.

Eufy 11S

The RoboVac 11S by eufy isn't exactly the most feature-rich robot vacuum on the market however it offers powerful cleaning capabilities at the price of. It's designed for budget-conscious buyers who don't require a complex mapping system or app to control the device. This robot will last for over an hour. It includes an remote control, a cleaning tool, and AC power adapter.

The 11S is slim and sleek, with an upper deck of tempered glass that covers plastic finished to appear like brushed aluminum. It's a nice departure from the industrial and utilitarian designs of Roomba, Samsung and Neato.

The eufy11S performed well in our tests of removing larger particles and fine dust from hard floors. However, it was unable to give high and medium pile carpets a thorough clean. The device has a tendency to bump into furniture and people in its path. However, [Redirect-302] it is able detect obstacles using sensors. If it encounters them it ceases to move and emits a loud sound so you can manually steer it around the obstacle and get it back to work.

Another great feature of the eufy11S is its BoostIQ mode that lets you set the robot to automatically adjust its suction power to match the floor type and level of the mess. It's also easy to use the remote to direct the 11S in the direction you'd like it to move.

Single Room Mode is a great option if you have little furniture in the area you want to vacuum. The eufy can spend 30 minutes intensely cleaning the area that it's assigned to.

You can also select Edge Cleaning that limits the amount of time spent in each area to 20 minutes for optimal battery life. With this option the eufy can move in a spiral fashion, tackling corners and edges for a thorough clean.

Miele Complete C1

The Miele Complete C1 is an excellent mid-range 360 robot vacuum vacuum that can be a great performer on carpet. Its performance on carpets with no floor is also outstanding. It is able to remove rice and other small particles with ease. The suction power doesn't diminish as the dirt bin fills. Its design is a breathable one and its air-sealed body traps allergens and keeps your family healthy. It has an onboard HEPA and self-emptying bin, so you don't need any additional filters or a vacuum bag.

It's not as effective as the more expensive models, but is still excellent for deep cleaning and tackling stains. Its two front cameras deliver a live image feed on your smartphone, and it has one of the best obstacle avoidance systems we've ever seen. It comes with a large bin, an extended runtime and the ability to clean up quickly and without bumps.

Contrary to other robots unlike other robots, the Complete C1 can switch between a standard powerhead and a turbo head to accommodate different floor types. The turbo head works best with high-pile or low-pile carpeting while the standard powerhead is good for bare floors and light carpets. It also features an automatic height adjustment system that allows it to adapt to different types of flooring without manual adjustments.

This model comes with the SBD 285-3 Classic Combination Floorhead, which can be used on both carpets with a hard surface and carpets with a medium pile. The powerhead can be easily moved and can reach hard-to-reach areas. It has five levels of surface adjustment as well as a switch that lets you turn off the brushroll to help prevent tangled hairs.

The Classic C1 has a self cleaning brush roll as well as a UtraClean Mode that will clean the same area up to three times, and a self-emptying bin that can be emptied with a single button press. The sound level of this model is higher than other models. However, its powerful motor with 1,200 watts of power and durable construction make it worth the additional cost.

If you're willing to pay a little more then the Miele Complete C3 canister robot vacuum is a great all-around robot vacuum. It is more effective on carpets than the Classic C1. It performs better on all kinds of floors, is more solidly constructed and comes with an HEPA filter.