Buying Guides

A used robot needs both a physical inspection and a clean account handover. Confirm it can be set up normally before depending on maps or routines left by someone else.

Height alone does not describe a threshold. A sharp lip, narrow crest or change of approach angle can defeat a robot that crosses a gentler obstacle of similar height.

A robot vacuum is unusually dependent on the recipient’s home and preferences. Floor layout, Wi-Fi, lifting and water handling matter more than choosing the biggest specification.

Mustiness can travel from pads, roller cavities, dirty-water tanks or a neglected tray. Identify the damp component instead of treating the floor with more fragrance.

The footprint is more than the robot and its dock: spare bags, pads, solution and cleaning access need a place too. Match automation to the storage you actually have.

S1 Pro combines roller mopping with extensive dock automation, including detergent handling. Check consumables and maintenance access as carefully as the robot’s navigation features.