What you can expect from the DJI Romo S
On board the DJI Romo S sits a 164-millilitre water tank, about double the 80 millilitres usual in robots that return to a station for mop washing and bin emptying, so more floor gets wetted between refills. A 25-millimetre sill is passable for it, 5 millimetres higher than most of its kind manage, which covers the raised strip between hallway and living room.
Attention goes to the station instead. DJI puts a 2.4-litre dust bag in it, 0.6 litres smaller than customary, and a fresh one is due that much earlier. Standing 44 centimetres tall, 6 centimetres shorter than is common, the station slips below a lower shelf.
Based on the maker's specifications and our price data. None of our test sources has tested this model.





