Table of contents
| Robot vacuum cleaner | Suction power | |
|---|---|---|
| Ecovacs Deebot X1 Turbo |
|
5000 Pa |
| Ecovacs Deebot X1 OMNI |
|
5000 Pa |
|
Dreame L10 Pro
|
|
4000 Pa |
| Dreame D9 Max |
|
4000 Pa |
| ZOOZEE Z50 |
|
3000 Pa |
| Proscenic 850T |
|
3000 Pa |
| Ultenic T10 |
|
3000 Pa |
| Proscenic M8 PRO |
|
3000 Pa |
| Xiaomi Mi Mop Pro 2+ |
|
3000 Pa |
| Laresar L6 Pro |
|
3000 Pa |
A robot vacuum cleaner’s suction power is measured in Pascals (Pa), and varies from 850 Pa to 5000 Pa.
You can see the distribution in suction power in the following chart:
You will typically find a robot vacuum with a high suction power in the medium to high price range, and it is definitely worth the investment. With high suction power, a robot vacuum can easily pick up everything from fine specks, to large crumbs and pet hairs, off any type of floor. It can also remove the fine particles trapped between wooden floors, and deep-clean your carpets down to the very roots. This feature is perfect for those who want a robot vacuum that will thoroughly clean their homes, and leave their floors looking spotless.
To sum up, the advantages of a robot vacuum cleaner with a higher suction power come down to:
The disadvantages are:
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