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Comparison · 2 models
Comparing 2 robot vacuums
Your shortlist side by side: today’s price, our score and every fact the maker states.
Prices updated at 08:46
Side by side
Green is the best of these 2, also when they share the lead.
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| Price and ranking | ||
| Lowest price | – | – |
| Score | not in our ranking | not in our ranking |
| Rank | – | – |
| Customer rating | – | – |
| Room size | ||
| Room size same on both | open-plan spacesup to 56 m² | open-plan spacesup to 51 m² |
| Size, noise and age | ||
| How tall the purifier is. It decides whether it fits on a shelf or under a window sill. When it matters
| 60 cm | – |
| On the market since same on both | June 2023 | June 2023 |
| Smart features and warranty | ||
| App control same on both | Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi |
| Which voice assistants the robot works with, such as Google Assistant or Alexa. Voice assistants same on both | Alexa, Google Assistant | Alexa, Google Assistant |
| Matter is the standard that lets devices from different makers work together. With it you can run the robot outside the maker’s own app. Matter same on both | no (assumed) | no (assumed) |
| Cleaning performance | ||
| How much clean air the purifier delivers an hour, measured with smoke, dust and pollen. A higher figure cleans a bigger room or the same room faster. In this comparison | 697 m³/h | 601 m³/h |
| The test the CADR comes from. AHAM AC-1 and the DOE test are independent and comparable. A maker's own test is not. CADR measured to | DOE test | AHAM AC-1 (US standard) |
| The CADR measured with tobacco smoke, the finest of the three test particles. It is the figure to read for wildfire smoke. In this comparison | 664 m³/h | 601 m³/h |
| The CADR measured with dust. In this comparison | 676 m³/h | 634 m³/h |
| The CADR measured with pollen. In this comparison | 741 m³/h | 732 m³/h |
| The CADR measured for particles under 2.5 microns. In this comparison | 669 m³/h | 617 m³/h |
| The room size where the purifier changes the air 4.8 times an hour under a 2.5 m ceiling, worked out from its CADR. We use it so every model is compared on the same rule. In this comparison | 58 m² | 50 m² |
| The room size the maker states. Makers use different rules, so we show it but never rank on it. In this comparison | 56 m² | 51 m² |
| How many times an hour the maker assumes the air is changed when it states a room size. In this comparison | 4.8 per hour | 4.8 per hour |
| Filter | ||
| A filter of activated carbon that takes out smells and some gases. It does not catch particles. Activated carbon filter same on both | yes | yes |
| Running costs | ||
| How long the maker says a filter lasts, in months of normal use. A filter that is spent cleans less. Filter life | 12 months | – |
| Energy use a year | 387 kWh | – |
| Noise and power | ||
| The sound level at the lowest speed, as the maker measures it. In this comparison | 26 dB | 24 dB |
| The sound level at the highest speed, as the maker measures it. In this comparison | 55 dB | 56 dB |
| The power the purifier draws at its highest speed. In this comparison | 49 W | 70 W |
| Air delivered for each watt, the ENERGY STAR measure. Higher is better. Energy efficiency (IEF) | 6 cfm/W | – |
| Certified by ENERGY STAR for the energy it uses to clean the air. ENERGY STAR certified | yes | – |
| Air quality sensing | ||
| What the purifier measures in the air. A particle sensor lets it speed up and slow down by itself. Air quality sensors | PM2.5 | PM1, PM2.5, PM10 |
| Particle sensor same on both | Laser | Laser |
| The fan speed follows the air quality the sensor reads. Automatic mode same on both | yes | yes |
| Build | ||
| Shape | Floor box | – |
| Width | 312 mm | – |
| Depth | 312 mm | – |
| What the purifier weighs. It counts most if you move it from room to room. Weight | 6.2 kg | – |
| Extras | ||
| An ioniser charges particles so they settle. Some also make a little ozone, which is why a switch to turn it off matters. Ioniser | None | – |
| Certified by the California Air Resources Board as making little ozone. CARB certified same on both | yes | yes |
| The ozone the purifier gives off, in parts per billion. California allows at most 50. Ozone produced | 0 ppb | – |
| Warranty and certification | ||
| The CADR is verified by AHAM, the US trade body that runs the test. AHAM Verifide certified same on both | yes | yes |
| The warranty the maker gives in Germany. Consumer law here stands apart from it and can last longer. In this comparison | 2 years | 2 years |
Facts as the maker states them. A dash means the maker does not name it. Each model’s page gives the source of every fact. Noise is the maker’s own figure, so we do not judge it, and a customer rating only counts from 20 reviews.
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.
Robot vacuum market report, September 2026 A median price of – and 0 new models.
Frequently asked questions
How big an air purifier do I need?
Match it to the size of the room. Each model in the ranking is grouped by the room size its maker states, and the lists keep a model out when it states none. A common rule of thumb is a clean air delivery rate (CADR) in m³/h of at least 12 times the room’s floor area in m², for a ceiling of 2.4 metres.
What is the difference between HEPA H13 and True HEPA?
Both are high-efficiency filters. True HEPA is the American name for a filter that catches 99.97% of particles of 0.3 micrometres, and H13 is the European class for 99.95%. We read the class the maker states and do not treat a filter called HEPA-type or HEPA-like as either.
Can an air purifier make ozone?
Some can, mostly models with an ioniser or a plasma feature. California limits ozone from indoor air cleaners to 50 parts per billion, and the CARB certification shows a model meets that limit. Our asthma filter leaves out models whose ioniser cannot be switched off.
Where we check prices
We read prices every day at most shops, from their product feed or web shop. We check them for errors and keep them, so you can see what a price did over the last 90 days. We link to Amazon too, but show no Amazon price until we read it through Amazon’s own API. Until then the price is on Amazon itself.
Whose tests we use
Beside each model we also show where these testers place it in their own lists, without counting it in the score:
How we combine measured facts and owners’ ratings into one score is on the method page.
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