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Floors

With carpet and rugs the robot must lift or drop its mop, or the rug gets wet. Or you put the rug in a no-go zone, so the robot skips it and does not drive on it.

Hair

Hair wraps around the brush. An anti-tangle brush prevents that. A camera that recognises droppings prevents the other well-known accident.

Thresholds

Most robots cross 2 cm. Higher thresholds need a climbing system. Measure under your sofa too: a low robot fits underneath.

Clutter

A robot with a camera recognises small items and drives around them. Without one it drives over them or gets stuck.

Low furnitureIt must also fit under low furniture (less than 9 cm of room) , 0 models

Set: Thresholds: higher than 4 cm, Plumbing hookup: plumbed in, Navigation: Gyroscope.

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Lowest price at every shop that delivers to the Netherlands, VAT and delivery included. * = delivery cost and VAT estimated for a foreign shop.

How we rank

Six rules every robot is ranked by

The same rules for every brand, every day. No brand or shop can pay its way up.

  1. Tested, or not ranked

    A robot enters the ranking only after a cleaning test. 104 have been tested so far.

  2. Price never counts

    A discount can’t lift a model. The price sits beside the score, checked every morning at 23 shops.

  3. Cleaning weighs most

    60% of the score is measured cleaning: carpet, pet hair, mopping, obstacles and navigation.

  4. Owners and makers have a say

    25% comes from owners’ star ratings at the shops that deliver to you, 15% from the facts the maker states.

  5. Thin evidence counts less

    The fewer tests behind a result, the more we pull it toward the average of its station type, so one lucky run can’t top the list.

  6. Reviewers shown, not blended

    The picks of RTINGS, TechRadar, Tom's Guide, Vacuum Wars and Wirecutter sit next to our score, so you can see where they agree.

How our method works →

4 tests, 4 different winners

The number one on the main list of each test we follow, and where that model stands in our ranking. Their picks are shown beside our score and do not count in it.

TestTheir number oneWith us
RTINGS ↗list as of 25 September 2026 Roborock Saros 10R rank 9 of 73 with an all-in-one station
TechRadar ↗list as of 25 September 2026 Roborock Qrevo Curv rank 25 of 73 with an all-in-one station
Tom's Guide ↗list as of 25 September 2026 Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Complete rank 3 of 73 with an all-in-one station
Vacuum Wars ↗list as of 26 September 2026 MOVA V70 Ultra Complete rank 6 of 73 with an all-in-one station

The main list is a test’s overall top list, not its lists for a budget, pets or carpet, which we show too. The date is the day we last read the list.

Whose tests we use

The test-site part of our score comes from the measured tests of Just A Dad Approved and Vacuum Wars.

Beside each model we also show where these testers place it in their own lists, without counting it in the score:

How we combine test-site results, owners’ ratings and facts into one score is on the method page.

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