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The [Best Robot Vacuum](https://www.robotvacuummops.com/) For Carpet
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If you have carpet that is high or low-pile There's a robot vacuum for you. These machines are intelligent and can automatically navigate around your home, and can scoop up debris and even clean under furniture.
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Many of them have advanced features, such as mapping, which helps them navigate around your home and keep track of furniture positioning. They can also increase the suction power to tackle dirtier surfaces.
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iRobot Roomba 694"
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The iRobot Roomba 694 is an entry-level robot vacuum that is able to work on carpets with a low pile or bare floor. It has a good suction however it has trouble with larger debris like grains of rice or sand. It is capable of cleaning pet hair but isn't as resistant to tangling as the premium Roomba models such as the j7 and I6.
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The Roomba 694 is simple to use. It has three buttons on the top cover. 'Clean,' which launches a cleaning session and 'Dock' that places it in its charging station and the 'Spot' button, which triggers a targeted cleaning. You can control it via an app on your smartphone that lets you to schedule cycles, stop and start them, and alter settings. You can also connect the device with smart home devices like Alexa or Google Assistant to control it via voice commands.
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This vacuum is slower than other models, but it's still able to reach the majority of crevices and corners. It has a huge dust bin that is ideal for reducing the frequency which you need to empty it. It is compatible with digital barriers and virtual barriers that let you make it impossible to clean certain areas or to stop completely cleaning when you want to stop it from getting stuck on something.
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It's not the top in its price, however it's better than the majority of other options. The Roborock E4 has a better cleaning efficiency than the Roomba 694, and it is able to clean both carpets with a low pile and bare. It also has a longer-lasting battery and a better route. It is also more comfortable to use and has fewer components that require regular maintenance, is less expensive to own over its lifetime and charges faster than the 694.
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It's also worth taking a look at other models that are more expensive from the iRobot line, like the 981 or the v7. The 981 and v7 are more expensive but have significant improvements in cleaning performance, both on low and bare pile floors. They also have a bigger dirt compartment and charge faster, move more easily and are easier to pair up with smart home devices.
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Shark RV1001AE IQ
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This budget self-emptying robot vacuum cleaner does a great job on carpets with low piles and hard floors. Its combination brush gets into edges and corners, and it automatically boosts suction when it senses carpet. It also does a great job of cleaning dirt off carpets in the middle of the pile. The IQ has a tiny footprint and a self-emptying function. If you'd like to change the floor levels or set areas that are not allowed to be used, you'll need to manually reset the map.
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The IQ app offers some advanced mapping and automated features, however it lacks no-go zones. These are only available on iRobot robots. Its smart-pathing system permits for better maneuverability and the high-pile mode of its carpet cleaning mode is efficient but it could get stuck on the tassels of the rug.
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In our tests in our tests, the IQ was able to handle pet hair well, clearing huge amounts of debris from floors with no flooring and fair amounts on medium-pile carpet. It was a little less effective on shag carpet, which was a struggle to reach dirt and dust embedded in the fibers. It was able to navigate the legs of a chair, tiny spaces and even the base of an IKEA wooden step stool. It was slower on floors that were not paved but it was able to recover speed and was more efficient than the other robots we evaluated.
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The IQ is a better choice over the iRobot Roomba 694 for most uses. It has a bigger dustbin and a longer battery life and is more adept at navigating around obstacles. It has mopping tools that can remove sticky debris. On the other hand the iRobot is built better and has fewer components that require replacement or maintenance and has lower recurring costs, and can create virtual no-go zones with its companion app. It is able to even resume cleaning from the point it started if it has run out of battery before having completed the task. The iRobot can also be controlled via voice, which can be an advantage for many users.
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Eufy 11S
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The RoboVac 11S by eufy isn't exactly the most feature-rich robot vacuum on the market however it offers great cleaning power for the price of. It's a budget-friendly option for buyers who don't need a complicated mapping system or app to control the device. The robot can run for more than an hour and includes a remote, cleaning tool, AC power adapter, charging base and extra filters.
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The 11S is slim and sleek with an upper deck of tempered glass that covers plastic finished to look like brushed aluminum. It's a nice different from Roomba, Samsung, and Neato designs that are more utilitarian and industrial.
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The eufy11S was successful in our tests to remove larger debris and fine dust from hard flooring. However, it was unable to give high and medium pile carpeting an effective deep clean. The device is prone of bumping into furniture and people along its course. However, it is able to detect these obstacles using sensors. It ceases and emits a loud ring when it encounters an obstacle. You can then manually steer the device around it to restart it.
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Another excellent feature of the eufy 11S is its BoostIQ mode, which allows you to set the robot to automatically adjust its suction power to match the floor type and the amount of mess. The remote control makes it simple to direct the 11S to your desired location.
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Single Room Mode is a great option if you have little furniture in the area you want to vacuum. The eufy will take 30 minutes focusing on cleaning the space it's assigned.
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You can also choose Edge Cleaning, which restricts the time spent in each area to 20 minutes to ensure optimal battery life. This feature allows the eufy to move in a spiraling pattern, cleaning corners and edges.
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Miele Complete C1
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The Miele Complete C1 is an excellent mid-range canister robot vacuum that is a top performer on carpet. Its performance is also exceptional on bare floors. It is able to remove rice and other fine debris effortlessly. The suction power doesn't drop when the dirt bin is full. Its allergy-friendly design and air-sealed body captures allergens to keep your family healthy. It comes with an onboard HEPA filter and self-emptying dustbin, so you don't need additional filters or a separate bag for your vacuum.
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It's not as powerful as the more expensive models, but it's still ideal for fighting dirt and deep cleaning. It has two front cameras which provide live feeds to your smartphone. It also has one of the most advanced obstacle avoidance systems. It comes with a large bin, a long running time and a quick, bump-free cleanup.
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The Complete C1 is unlike most robots in that it is able to switch between a standard head and a turbo to suit different kinds of flooring. The turbo head is great for carpeting with high-pile or low-pile, while the standard powerhead can be used on unfinished floors and light rug. It also has an automatic height adjustment system which lets it easily adapt to various types of flooring without any manual adjustments.
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This model comes bundled with an SBD 285-3 Classic Combination Floorhead that can handle hard floors as well as medium-pile carpeting. The powerhead is also easy to move and can get into difficult spots. It comes with five different surface adjustments and a switch that stops the brushroll to prevent hairs getting caught in knots.
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The Classic C1 also has a self-cleaning brush roll as well as an UtraClean mode that cycles across the same area three times for the most thorough cleaning and a self-emptying bin that can be empty at the push of the button. Its noise level is a little higher than other models however, its powerful 1,200-watt motor and robust construction make it worth the extra expense.
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If you're willing to pay an extra amount then the Miele Complete C3 canister robot vacuum is a fantastic all-purpose robot vacuum. It is more effective on carpets than the Classic C1. It is more efficient on all floors and is more solidly constructed and comes with a HEPA filter.
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