Bagless Self-Empting Robot Vacuum Cleaners

If you'd like to avoid the daily chore of emptying your robot's dust bin, then consider one of our top picks with bagless self-emptying features. They move debris into bags larger than the ones they carry in their docking stations which can be emptied about once a month.

Eureka E10S

The Eureka E10S self-emptying bagless cleaner delivers on its promises to make cleaning easier. With its unique multi-cyclonic station it keeps dust and debris out for up to 45 days, saving owners money by eliminating the need for frequent dust bag replacements. The cost of replacements for each month is an average of $6 per bag, which can add up to more than 70 dollars per year. Eureka E10S cuts out this cost.

The vacuum and mop combo has a powerful 4,000Pa sucking capacity that removed 91.0 percent of dry debris during our tests. The dual brush system lets it take on a larger area with less passes.

During our tests in our tests, the E10S had a difficult time dealing with more severe spills and more stubborn debris however, it was able to clean up a lot of mess. Its small tank and middling pad quality restrict its mopping capabilities to minimal cleans. The Eureka E10S also lacks the ability to climb stairs, meaning it is only able to be used on a single level of the house at one time.

The E10S is easy to setup and use thanks to its user-friendly app-based control system that allows owners to schedule cleaning times and map rooms. It also lets you set no-go zones in specific areas. The mopping features of the E10S come with different intensity levels as well as automatic lifting technology. two brush configurations which can be activated and deactivated through the app. The E10S also has a the capacity of a transparent tank that can take on up to 45 days of cleaning before emptying.

The E10S is able to be integrated with assistants such as Alexa and Google Assistant to create a smart home experience. Users can simply say a phrase, such as "start with a complete clean" or "vacuum the kitchen," and the bot should respond in a manner that is appropriate. The Eureka E10S App also allows users to assign their robot an individual name. This is useful in the event that you have to use the device in more than one house. The app also shows the state of the battery, and lets users know when it's almost empty.

Shark Matrix

The Shark Matrix self-emptying robot vacuum is a powerful, well-priced robot that provides some of the finest cleaning performance at this price. It removed 97.3 percent of the debris from all types of floors during our tests with just 6.7 percent of long hair tangled up around its brushroll. It isn't as well on flooring, as it struggles with a significant amount of debris in just one sweep.

The Matrix is easy to install and maintain with a simple smartphone app that lets you access the majority of its features. It also works with Alexa or Google Home devices, allowing users to operate thehe same cleaning power as more expensive robots. It has a powerful motor capable of lifting up to 0.8 pounds and has multiple sensors to avoid tripping. The i3+ EVO also features a suction boost function that increases power when it's vacuuming carpets to pull dirt more deeply out of the fibers. The iRobot App's step-bystep instructions allow you to connect to your WiFi network and configure the device.

It is important that you follow the iRobot instructions exactly when setting up the Robot Vacuum Mops. This includes connecting it to WiFi and downloading the application. Once you have connected to the app you'll be able to adjust settings, create rooms and partitions, as well as schedule cleaning sessions. You can manually initiate a cleaning run via the button on your robot or the companion app. The i3+ EVO is 10 times more powerful than 600-series robots. This makes it ideal for cleaning hard floors as well as rug with a low pile. It also features intelligent mapping that allows it to keep track of your home's layout and clean specific rooms when requested.

During our tests, the i3+ EVO did well at mopping and vacuuming on bare floors. It was able to pick up both small and large debris from hardwood floors, and was also adept at negotiating obstacles. It wasn't as gentle on furniture, though, causing it to move chairs and collide with walls. It had a difficult time with pet hairs on carpets, sometimes sweeping them in the vacuum, and then crushing them again with its rollers.

The I3+ is a fantastic option for floors that are mostly unfinished and you need to be able to swiftly set up and use the robot. Its design is solid and top-quality. It recharges quickly and features an automatic dustbin emptying system which drains into the base's external dirtbag. It's less efficient at removing pet hair and it incurs some higher recurring costs.

Shark IQ Robot XL

The Shark IQ Robot XL is a top choice for those looking for an automated vacuum that can clean carpets and floors. It's designed to keep your home tidy without any effort on your part, which makes it an ideal choice for busy families. Contrary to other robots the IQ Robot XL doesn't have a bag and instead sucks debris upwards into a holding bin at its base station. There's a clear window on the left side of the bin, so you can easily determine the amount of debris it has, and Shark claims that it only has to be empty every month.

The IQ Robot also has physical boundary strips that you can use to block off areas in your home that you would like to keep clear of, such as pet bowls or power cords. You can also set up "no-go zones" on the map of the app, but you will need to manually move and drag these boxes to fine-tune it. The IQ Robot XL was able navigate across the entire floor and pick up most food particles. It had a difficult time with rugs that had medium piles and often missed a lot of dirt. We suspect that this is due to its single-spoke brushes that tend to push debris out or fail in funneling it in.

You can control the IQ Robot XL with the physical Clean and Dock buttons on the unit and the SharkClean app (available for Android or iOS) or voice commands through Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. You can also schedule your whole-home or room-specific cleanings using the app, as well as begin and stop it with a push of a button or the sound of your voice.

The IQ Robot offers a feature known as Evacuate and Restart, designed for homes with pets. When this feature is enabled, the IQ robot will return to its base and empty its dust bin to prevent it from getting blocked by pet hair. It will then clean where it left. You can disable or enable this feature by pressing the Clean button.