The Super-Slim and Powerful RoboVac
RoboVac 11S sucks up dirt and dust with 1300Pa of suction for a spotless clean you can see and feel.
Large wheels roll over carpets and climb over door ledges to get to the mess.
RoboVac uses drop-sensing technology to avoid falling down stairs and off of ledges.
RoboVac automatically returns to the charging base when power is low, ensuring it’s always charged and ready to vacuum.
RoboVac combines a dual-layer filter and one high-performance filter to acheive a clean home.
Multiple cleaning modes and a pre-set vacuuming time ensure an effortless, thorough clean while you do other things or nothing at all.
RoboVac cleans up to 100 mins** per charge, so you get to enjoy a completely clean home from a single charge.
A large 0.6L dustbox holds more dirt per clean to reduce the frequency of emptying.
Note:
*Compared to previous eufy RoboVac models.
**Standard suction mode (hardwood floors) provides approx. 100 minutes of cleaning. BoostIQ mode (carpeting) provides approximately 60 minutes of cleaning.
Max suction mode on medium-pile carpets provides approx. 50 minutes of cleaning
Please follow the instructions in the user manual when deciding the position of the Charging Base to ensure automatic recharging.
The use of Bounce Navigation means that RoboVac will follow a random path when cleaning. This method is still proven to cover an entire room over time.
| Model | RoboVac 11S |
|---|---|
| Max Suction Power | 1300 Pa |
| BoostIQ Technology | 2nd Gen |
| Product Height | 2.85 in |
Pros: Very quiet compared to my old Neato Robovac. Large dustbin. Long operating time between battery charges.
Cons: Dust clings to this thing like a needy girlfriend due to Electrostatic discharge.
Overall Review: I needed something to replace my 10 year old Neato robovac....this thing seems to fit the bill. The quiet, low profile nature means it isn't very noticeable while it scoops up the aging dust-bunnies under the furniture that too lazy to move. I have a very large great-room and watching it work kinda reminds me of a drunken sailor on Saturday as it wanders around bumping into things. After 2 hours of operation, I suppose the law of averages dictates full coverage by the Vac.