Robot vacuum cleaners with camera navigation have a built-in camera that helps them navigate and map your home. The camera provides a visual image of the robot’s surroundings, allowing it to detect obstacles and navigate its surroundings. Some models may offer additional features such as live video streaming to a mobile app, object recognition, etc.
Some robot vacuum cleaners use laser- and camera navigation to cover the weaknesses of the two technologies and exploit their strengths.
Are robot vacuum cleaners with camera navigation more expensive than other models? The following chart compares the price of robot vacuum cleaners with camera navigation for all robot vacuum cleaners:
The average price across the robot vacuum cleaners with camera navigation is £730, compared to £470 across all robot vacuum cleaners.
According to our comparison of robot vacuum cleaners, the best robot vacuum cleaner with camera navigation is the iRobot Roomba i7+.
These are the five best robot vacuum cleaners with camera navigation:
Rank | Image | Robotstofzuiger | Score | Verdict | Price |
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1 | iRobot Roomba i7+ | 85 | Good | £1,199 | |
2 | Ecovacs Ozmo T8 AIVI | 85 | Good | £239 | |
3 | iRobot Roomba Combo j5 | 84 | Satisfactory | £847 | |
4 | iRobot Roomba j7+ | 83 | Satisfactory | £549 | |
5 | iRobot Roomba Combo i8+ | 82 | Satisfactory | £449 |
The cheapest robot vacuum cleaner with camera navigation is the Ecovacs Ozmo T8 AIVI, priced at £239.
These are the five cheapest robot vacuum cleaners with camera navigation:
Robot vacuum cleaner | Price | |
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Ecovacs Ozmo T8 AIVI
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£239 |
iRobot Roomba Combo i8+
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£449 |
Kärcher RCV 5
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£449 |
iRobot Roomba j7
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£499 |
Dreame L10s Pro
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£519 |
The following chart shows the distribution in the type of navigation system the robot vacuum cleaners use:
The chart shows that some robot vacuum cleaners combine laser- and camera navigation.
These are the most common alternatives to camera navigation: