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What are undervalued robot vacuum features?
2021-12-09
Battery power! You don't want your robot vacuum to have to pause mid-clean to recharge fully, then come back out unexpectedly while you're hosting dinner or trying to sleep! Look for a robot vacuum with a minimum of 110 minutes of run-time that can cover at least 2,000 square feet with one charge and one water fill.
Pro tip: purchase a robot vacuum that comes with Smart-Charge Continuous Cleaning. With Smart-Charge Continuous Cleaning, the robot is smart enough to determine the battery level it needs to finish cleaning, so it will charge just enough to finish the job if it runs out of battery – saving even more time and head space.
Brushes. A good robot vacuum should have two spinning side brushes and a main brush to be able to efficiently and effectively clean your floors. The side brushes extend the width of the robot's cleaning and guarantee any dust in the corners are vacuumed up! And while some robots have just a suction intake cup, those alone do not guarantee to vacuum up all of your floors' dirt and debris, which is why it's crucial to look for one that also has a main brush.
