When shopping for a robot vacuum, features like suction and navigation often take center stage—but customer service can matter just as much. At Vacuum Wars, we compared six major brands using Amazon reviews, third-party ratings, warranty and return policies, and live support tests. The results reveal which companies are easiest to reach, how their policies stack up, and what real customers say about their experiences.
At IFA 2025 in Berlin, Eufy, Dreame, and MOVA demonstrated stair-climbing modules for robot vacuums. These concepts aim to solve the long-standing challenge of multi-floor coverage by transporting vacuums between levels without adding bulk. While not yet available to purchase, the demos offered an exciting look at what could be next for home cleaning technology.
At IFA 2025 in Berlin, Narwal presented the Narwal Flow, its most advanced robot vacuum and mop yet. The company first announced the Flow in the US market earlier this summer, but the IFA showcase gave us a closer look at how Narwal is approaching robot mopping and home cleaning
Dreame introduced the CyberX at IFA 2025 in Berlin, presenting what could be the first consumer robot vacuum capable of climbing stairs. By addressing one of the biggest limitations in robotic floor care—multi-level cleaning—the CyberX marks a bold step toward more autonomous home cleaning.
Dreame unveiled the Cyber10 Ultra at IFA 2025 in Berlin, its most ambitious robot vacuum to date. Equipped with a multi-axis robotic arm, an all-in-one dock, and 30,000 Pa suction power, the Cyber10 Ultra reimagines how far a home cleaning robot can go.
Roborock’s IFA 2025 lineup includes the F25 Ultra steam wet/dry vacuum, the powerful H60 Series stick vacuums, an EU-only Qrevo Curv 2 Pro robot, new Saros Z70 features, and first-ever robotic lawnmowers—plus the Zeo X washer-dryer. Here’s what’s new, what’s coming to Europe vs. the U.S., and key specs.
3i, a smart home brand founded by robotic company PICEA, is making its first appearance at IFA 2025 under the theme “First to the Future.” The company is unveiling two new robot vacuums—the Q10 Ultra and A10—both set to launch in early 2026.
MOVA is teasing some upcoming technologies that could potentially reshape the industry, with early information appearing on Reddit and teaser posts on MOVA’s official channels ahead of IFA 2025.
MOVA has announced its Z60 Ultra Roller Complete robot vacuum, debuting at IFA 2025 in Berlin. The model brings AI-driven navigation, real-time mop cleaning, carpet-safe performance, and expanded edge coverage — setting what the company calls a new benchmark for flagship smart home cleaners.
Dreame is releasing the much-anticipated Dreame Aqua10 Ultra Roller, first revealed at their recent New York event. It’s the company’s first robot vacuum with a roller mop system—a design quickly becoming a trend in premium models. Unlike traditional mop pads, roller mops continually refresh their cleaning surface, delivering more effective scrubbing while reducing the risk of smearing dirt.
