How the robot vacuum finder works
Choose a price range and tell us about your home, pets, carpets and mopping needs. You can also enter furniture clearance and the number of floors. The finder shortlists up to three catalog models so you can compare them before buying.
What to check before buying a robot vacuum
Budget and maintenance
Consider the robot price and the space its dock needs. An auto-emptying, mop-washing station reduces chores but still needs cleaning, consumables and access to its water tanks.
Pets, carpets and mopping
For pet hair, check the brush design and hair pickup. With carpets, compare carpet detection and mop lift. For hard floors, look at mopping technology, mop washing and edge cleaning.
Clearance, obstacles and several floors
Measure your lowest furniture and check thresholds. Obstacle detection helps with small objects but does not replace clearing the floor. Robots cannot climb stairs: carry one between floors or consider several units within your total budget.
The same ratings as our comparisons
Overall ratings use VacuumSpain’s configured feature scores, field weights and section weights. Value for money uses the same reference curve as the comparison pages. Your answers change selection and order without creating a new rating. When a price is unconfirmed, we say so and do not calculate value for money.
Compare robot vacuums →Robot vacuum buying questions
Is the robot vacuum finder free?
Yes. No registration is required. Results link to each model’s review and to its Amazon offer when available.
Which robot vacuum is best for my home?
It depends on your budget, floors, pets, carpets and maintenance preferences. The questionnaire uses those needs to shortlist models; check the detailed comparison before choosing.
Are prices and recommendations final?
Prices and availability may change. Confirm the price, variant and included dock on Amazon. For a home with specific needs, you can share your summary in the Telegram group.