What to expect from the Medion X51 SW+
For anyone wanting spinning mops, laser obstacle avoidance and a self-emptying station at a mid-range price, it is a lot of robot on paper.
The Medion X51 SW+ is a lidar robot with a self-emptying station and two spinning mops: up to 10,000 Pa of suction in the robot, a station that empties it into 3 litres, obstacle recognition with a cross-line laser, and a 175-millilitre water tank for the mops. On carpet it raises its suction by itself.
The robot is 98 millimetres tall, 350 millimetres across, with a 230-millilitre dust bin and up to 160 minutes of runtime. Medion gives 74 decibels at most, a figure on the loud side. The app takes no-go and go-to zones and a calendar.
None of our test sources has tested the X51 SW+. The station empties but does not wash the mops, so they are rinsed by hand, and Medion names no anti-tangle brush.
Based on the maker's specifications and our price data; none of our test sources has tested this model.



