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Every model is compared on the same published specifications, so a suction rating from one brand means the same thing as one from another.
Roborock's flagship. StarSight Autonomous System 2.0 navigation, liftable chassis plus liftable main brush, mops and side brush, a dual anti-tangle system and a 10-in-1 dock.
Rated by Roborock at 22,200 Pa HyperForce suction. Dual Anti-Tangle System, AdaptiLift chassis, FlexiArm edge cleaning and a Dock 3.0 Thermo+.
Highest published suction in this group at 35,000 Pa. ProLeap robotic legs cross obstacles up to 8.8 cm, retractable LiDAR drops to 8.9 cm, vision identifies 280+ object types, plus a base station using 100°C hot water.
Same 35,000 Pa rating as the Pro Ultra in a slimmer 8.2 cm body. AI-enhanced 3D TOF detects 280+ object types, HyperStream detangling DuoBrush, Dual Flex Arm coverage, 100°C hot water base station, EasyLeap handles obstacles up to 5 cm.
Dreame's value model, listed at $1,099.99 and currently $899.99. 30,000 Pa Vormax suction, anti-tangle DuoBrush and side brush, auto-extending mop and side brush, vision recognition of 220+ object types, same 100°C hot water base station as the pricier L60s.
The cheapest robot vacuum here with a self-cleaning roller mop. SpiraFlow real-time self-cleaning roller, 20,000 Pa rating, Dual Zero-Tangle, Reactive AI obstacle recognition, carpet protection and pet-friendly features.
Top H60 Hub configuration: cordless stick vacuum plus an auto-empty dock. Roborock highlights automatic dust evacuation and charging, suction, battery life, an anti-tangle brush and a multi-filtration system.
Same auto-empty dock idea as the H60 Hub for $100 less. All-in-one auto-empty and charging dock, plus Roborock's stated suction, battery life, anti-tangle brush and multi-filtration system.
Cheapest model in the whole group. Roborock's 12th Anniversary entry stick vacuum with a flexible wand for tight spots, a green light that illuminates hidden dust, and multi-stage filtration.
A floor washer, not a robot. Edge-to-edge cleaning, dual-rotation self-cleaning with auto hot air drying, a 6 x 4,000 mAh battery pack, a high-speed brushless motor, and a large LED display with voice prompts.
COSORI's premium air fryer: 6.5 qt, six cooking functions, PFAS-free ceramic nonstick coating, quiet five-speed DC motor, and a recipe book from the brand's chefs and dietitians.
The largest basket here at 6.8 qt, for $120 less than the Iconic. Dual heating elements with 360 ThermoIQ, which COSORI says cooks more evenly with fewer shakes or flips.
The cheapest air fryer here, with the most cooking functions (nine). COSORI rates it as up to 46% faster than its own CP168 model, with a PFAS-free ceramic coating.
The smallest basket in the group at 5.0 qt. Angled tempered-glass display for easier reading from above, and Air Whisper technology that COSORI says reduces cooking noise.
AirDoctor's large-room unit: circulates 694 sq ft four times per hour, triple filtration with UltraHEPA, and an optional Smart Purifier app upgrade at $729.
Small to medium room unit: circulates 320 sq ft four times per hour. Three-stage filtration with UltraHEPA that AirDoctor says removes 99.99% of ultra-fine particles, plus a premium Carbon/VOC filter.
Heats and cools in one tower. Dreo rates the airflow at 29.2 ft/s, which it calls the fastest wind speed on a tower fan, with one-touch switching between heat and cool, five heat settings, four fan modes and twelve fan speeds.
Every model is checked the same way, so the comparisons stay apples-to-apples.
Every spec we quote is taken from the brand's own product page, so each number can be traced back to where it was published.
Each model is checked against the same fields — suction, dock features, filtration, capacity — so the comparison stays apples-to-apples.
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