Bagless Self-Empting Robot Vacuum Cleaners

If emptying your robot vacuum's tiny dust bin on a regular basis is a chore you'd like to avoid, consider one of our top picks for bagless robot vacuum mop self-emptying capabilities. They collect debris in a larger container that is kept in their docking station. You only need to empty it once per month.

Eureka E10S

The Eureka E10S self-emptying bagless floor cleaners cleaner delivers on its promise to make cleaning easier. It makes use of a multi-cyclonic system to keep dust and debris away for up 45 days. This can save owners money as they don't have to replace their dust bags as frequently. At an average cost of $6 each, monthly replacements amount to more than $70 over the course of a year, a expense that the Eureka E10S eliminates.

The mop and vacuum combo comes with a powerful 4,000Pa sucking power that removes 91.0% dry debris in our tests. Its dual brush setup extends its capture range, enabling it to cover a larger portion of the floor's surface in fewer passes than bots that use a single brush.

In our tests in our tests, the E10S struggled with tougher spills and stubborn debris, however, it was able to clear up most types of mess. The small tank of the E10S and mediocre pad quality limit it to light cleaning. Eureka E10S is also unable to climb the stairs. This means that it can only be used in a single area of the house at a time.

The E10S is simple to set up and use thanks to the intuitive control via app. Owners can plan cleaning times, plan out rooms, and set specific no-go zones. The mopping features of the E10S include different intensity levels, automatic lifting technology and two brush configurations that can be turned on and deactivated through the app. The E10S comes with a an open-top tank that can take on up to 45 days of cleaning before emptying.

The E10S can be paired with assistants like Alexa and Google Assistant to create an intelligent home experience. Users simply need to say a phrase, such as "start with a complete clean" or "vacuum the kitchen," and the bot should respond to the command. The Eureka E10S App also allows users to give their robot a unique name. This is useful when you are using the device in more than one home. The app also displays the status of the battery, letting owners know when it's about to empty.

Shark Matrix

The Shark Matrix bagless self-emptying cleaner (extra resources) is a powerful, well-priced robot vacuum that offers some of the best cleaning performance you can find in this price range. It was able to remove 97.3% debris from all kinds of floors we tested with only 6.7 percent of hair that was tangled up around its brushroll. However, it doesn't do well on unfinished floors, where it struggles to clear away a significant amount of debris in one pass.

The Matrix is simple to set up and maintain, with a simple smartphone app that allows you to access a variety of features. It's also compatible with Alexa and Google Home devices for hands-free control. Two buttons on the top let you begin and end a cleaning session or return it to its dock, while the app lets you schedule and modify different cleaning settings and cleaning modes.

The bagless self-recharging vacuums charging base is among its most innovative features. It automatically empties itself after every clean, and does not require the purchase of a new bag. This reduces your overall maintenance costs significantly and makes the vacuum easier to keep up with.

Shark's Matrix vacuum is an excellent choice if you want an impressive vacuum that comes with features like Matrix Cleaning and Precision Home Mapping. The battery performs superbly, delivering up to 70 minutes of super-powerful cleaning when it's running in 'Max' mode and longer when it runs in 'Eco' mode.

In comparison to the costlier Shark ION Robot AV753 Series, the Matrix is more durable and has a greater debris capacity due to its dust bin that is external and offers a similar level of automation capability. It also comes with an LIDAR-based navigation system which is more precise, takes less time to charge, and has fewer parts that require regular maintenance. However it's not as efficient on floors that are not bare and has a shorter time to recharge the battery. The eufy RoboVac 11S will still be an ideal choice for the majority of users. It feels more robust and solidly built, is better at clearing debris from low-pile carpets, maneuvers itself with greater ease, and is less expensive of ownership.

Roomba i3+ from iRobot EVO

The i3+ EVO is one of the best bagless self-emptying cleaners for your home, and offers the same level of cleaning power we find on higher-end robots. It is equipped with an extremely powerful motor that can lift up to 0.8 pounds of dirt, and it utilizes multiple sensors to ensure that it doesn't trip or getting stuck on furniture. The i3+ EVO also features a suction boost function which boosts the power when vacuuming carpets, allowing dirt to be pulled more deeply out of the fibers. It's simple to set up and connect to your WiFi network, using the iRobot app's step-by-step instructions.

When you install the robot, it's important to follow the iRobot directions exactly, including connecting it to WiFi and downloading its app. Once you have connected it to the app, you'll be able modify settings, create rooms and partitions, as well as schedule cleaning sessions. If you'd like to trigger cleaning sessions you can do so by using the button on the robot or through the companion app. The i3+ EVO is 10 times more powerful than the 600-series robots. This makes it perfect for cleaning hard floors and carpets with low pile. It also comes with smart mapping which allows it remember the layout of your home to clean specific rooms when asked.

During our tests, we observed that the i3+ EVO performed well when vacuuming and mopping floors that were not cleaned. It was able to pick up small and large pieces of debris from hardwood floors, and was also adept in navigating obstacles. It was not as gentle on furniture and would force chairs around or collide with walls. It had a hard time with pet hairs on carpets, often sweeping them up into the vacuum and then crushing them with its rollers.

The I3+ is a fantastic option for floors that are primarily bare and you need to be able quickly to install and use the robot. Its design is durable and top of the line It charges quickly and comes with a dust bin emptying system that drains into an external dirtbag. It's less efficient in removing pet hair, and it carries higher costs for recurring use.

Shark IQ Robot XL

The Shark IQ Robot XL is the best choice for anyone seeking an automated vacuum with the ability to clean both floors and carpets. It is designed to keep your house tidy and clean with no effort from you, which makes it a perfect choice for busy families. The IQ Robot XL, unlike other robots, does not have a bag. Instead, it dumps debris into a container at its base station. There's a transparent window on the left of the bin so that you can easily tell when it's full. Shark states that it needs to be emptied approximately once per month.

The IQ Robot also comes with physical boundary strips that you can use to cut off areas in your home that you would like to stay clear of, like pet bowls or power cords. You can also create no-go zones on the map of the app but you'll have to manually move the boxes to adjust the boundaries. When we tried the IQ Robot XL, it was able to navigate across the entire flooring, picking up the majority of crumbs and larger debris. It had a tough time with medium-pile rugs and occasionally missed a lot of dirt. We believe this is due to its side brushes that are single-spoke, which tend to swish debris away or fail to channel it into.

The IQ Robot XL can be controlled via the Clean and Dock buttons located on the device. It is also possible to use the SharkClean App (available for Android and iOS) or voice commands using Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. The app lets you plan whole-home cleanings as well as specific room cleanings. You can also start and stop the robot by pressing of a single button or your voice.

The IQ Robot offers a feature known as Evacuate and Restart, which is designed for households with pets. When this feature has been activated it will IQ robot will return to its base and empty its dustbin to prevent it from getting overflowing with pet hair. It will then continue cleaning the area it left. You can turn off or enable this feature with the Clean button.