What you can expect from the Eureka J15 Pro Ultra
What testers say about the Eureka J15 Pro Ultra
The Eureka J15 Pro Ultra vacuums less thoroughly than most robots Vacuum Wars has measured, and its suction rating points the same way, 16,200 Pa in a class where 20,000 Pa is the middle figure. On thick rugs that means more fine grit left in the pile after a pass.
Hair it handles far better, because the brush housing cuts strands as they wind. Vacuum Wars found 4 per cent of its tangle test's hair still on the roller afterwards, and the robot took up 92 per cent of the pet hair pressed flat into carpet. That earned a 4 for pet hair on the lab's five-point scale, about a quarter point over its 3.735 midpoint, and a 2.9 for mopping edged past the 2.58 that marks halfway there.
Furniture is the other limit. Standing 4.3 inches high, 0.5 inches above the middle of its class, it is stopped by low sofas and bed frames that most rivals pass under. The 400-milliliter dustbin holds a third more than the common 300 milliliters, and the dock empties it into a 3-liter bag before washing and drying the mop.
