Robot vacuum matcher
Which robot vacuum fits your home?
Floors, pets and size in. The models that fit out, cheapest first.
Updated 3 Oct 2026 · every figure links to its source · No provider pays us to be listed.
How the matcher decides
Your answers become a short list of features the robot must have, and only then does price come in. Rugs mean the mop has to lift at least 10 mm or come off; a pet means a self-emptying dock, a brush that resists hair and a camera that can tell a sock from a chair leg; more than 200 m² of floor means a battery rated for 180 minutes or more.
A model counts only when its maker publishes the figure, so a robot that might have a feature but doesn’t say so stays in the near misses. That is why the same 20 robots give 1 match for a carpeted two-storey house with a pet and 17 matches for a small flat with hard floors.
Makers publish suction in pascals from their own tests: the Roborock models we list run from 10,000 to 36,000 Pa, and Roborock’s comparison page states no test method. (Roborock Australia, checked )
What we compare
The 20 robot vacuums on sale on 3 October 2026 from Roborock, Dreame, Ecovacs and eufy, priced at each maker’s Australian store or, for Roborock, the store Roborock lists as its authorised retailer, since its own site sells nothing. Every price includes GST and every spec links to the page it came from. See all 20 side by side.
Roborock’s Australian site lists its authorised retailers, including Roborock Store ANZ, and warns that grey imports aren’t covered by its warranty. (Roborock Australia, checked )
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Why doesn't the matcher rank by suction?
Because the makers each measure suction their own way and none publishes a common test, so a bigger pascal figure doesn't prove a cleaner floor. We use suction only as a floor for carpet and heavy shedders, then rank the models that meet every requirement by price.
Can a robot vacuum do stairs?
None of the robots we compare climbs stairs. In a home on two or three levels you carry the robot between floors, so the matcher asks for one that saves a map of each storey, and counts a model only if its maker publishes how many it keeps.
Why is a model I know missing from the results?
Either it lacks something your home needs, in which case it is listed under the near misses with the reason, or we don't compare it yet. We list only robots on sale from the maker's own Australian store or a retailer the maker names as authorised.