Cheapest in our rankingmedium rooms
#440 models are on sale today, delivery included. Here they all are from the cheapest up, with the ones the tests rank kept apart, so you can see what the lowest price gets you.
Cheapest in our rankingmedium rooms
#4Cheap here means today’s lowest price at a shop that delivers to Germany, delivery included. We read the prices again every day, so the order changes with them.
A low price says nothing about how well a robot cleans. So the models the tests rank come first, each with its place in our ranking from 0 test sources, and the rest follow below them.
The score is out of 10: 60% measured facts and 40% shop ratings. A model is ranked only when its CADR is known. Method. Models whose CADR we do not hold yet, so they are not in our ranking. We do track their prices.
Lowest price at every shop that delivers to Germany, VAT and delivery included. * = delivery cost and VAT estimated for a foreign shop.
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On 18 October 2026 the cheapest robot vacuum we track is the Hanseatic KJ150, 47 € at OTTO including delivery to Germany. The cheapest one in our ranking is the Philips PureProtect Mini 900: rank 4 of 5 for medium rooms, 131 € at OTTO.
It can be, in a small home with hard floors and few things on the floor. A cheap robot often drives in lines or at random instead of by a map, has no station and avoids fewer obstacles, so it suits a daily top-up clean more than a deep one. Look at the tests first: a model in our ranking has been measured, a model outside it has not. The cheapest one the tests rank today is the Philips PureProtect Mini 900, 131 € at OTTO.
Mostly four things: navigation by laser or camera, which lets it clean room by room and carry on where it stopped, a station that empties the dustbin or washes the mop, obstacle avoidance that sees cables and socks, and a mop that lifts on rugs. Suction matters less than the price suggests: the brushes, the airflow and the route decide more.
No robot vacuum with a station is on sale today.
We read every shop we follow each day and take the lowest price at a shop that delivers to Germany, delivery included. A foreign shop counts too, its extra costs estimated and marked with a *. A struck-through price is no discount until it beats what the same shop asked in the 30 days before, which our deals page checks.
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