QUESTION- Hey sir, i belong to india , we have all hard floors and they remain quite dirty ,therefore i lean towards more mopping power ,in india the eufy S1 pro is not available, Can u tell me will it work if i import it from a different country and is it worth?

Absolutely love your videos. If I may suggest some improvements : could you indicate which vacuum you’re reviewing on the screen and/or add sections to the KZbin video ?

I purchased eurika and its quit good then some expensive vaccum its mucj ligter excellent suction and wand length yes filtration is not 100 clean but with that price its good to go

Have you guys tested the Elekiatech 40000 Pa ? Wondering how they stand up to the other ones for that low price ..

I would like to see a review and comparison of a Rowenta X Force Flex. Can you help me, guys?

If you care for the environment. Buy one with a cord. It lasts nearly forever. I guess this is an example off a mass psychose which will eventually be exposed for what is really is: Ordinary stupidity.

yes it’s this one. The vacuum happens as it mops but doesn’t do a good job. So I have programmed a vacuum session 1st thing in the morning and later in the day I have it set up to do a mopping section 3 days a week. The vacuuming is pretty good. It does get stuck on things even though it has the new feature of never getting stuck. I’m having to go get it off of a cord or a dog toy or a sock something. The mopping is basically spot treatment. It doesn’t mop very well at all so you make sure you do a deep clean and then use this during the week to kind of keep it from getting really dirty is a good use for this month. I have pets two dogs and three cats. The dogs go in and out of the house throughout the day tracking and mud at times so having the vacuum in the mop was an exciting feature, but like I said, if you do a deep clean and then use this to keep up with the house and only do a deep clean once a week then it’s a good vacuum mop system. I do like the vacuum feature. I think the mopping feature needs work. I also think the app needs a lot of work It’s very limited.

What if you have a bird like a green cheek couture will the machine stop?

$999 during Prime week.

With all due respect to everyone. Do yourselves a favor and buy a dyson 😂. There amazing !

How come the Eureka J20 didn’t make it?

One thing I don’t like is that it can’t stand up right as it’s too heavy it will drop so you have to bend it and sometimes you forget

Do not buy any of these if you're looking right now. CES 2025 is like 5 days away. Either wait for those robots, or wait for those robots to make the prices of these robots go down.

On the bissel you turn off the brush heads to clean hard floors. And there won't be kick back.

What about the v12 dyson? I have a baby 4 cats a dog and 2 older kids. I need a very good hoover

Can you find a vacuum that picks up when pulling backwards? The biggest problem I have is, I'll push the vacuum forward and it picks everything up, but if I pull it back on area that hasn't been cleaned yet, it pulls the larger debris and pet hair back with it, rather than vacuuming it up. It drives me bananas! I don't have this problem with my corded vacuum, but it's not always convenient to pull that out.

One thing i learned about hepa filter vacs is that the hepa filter is an impractical selling point for cheap vacuums. For instance hoover sells a hepa vac for 88 dollars. Great you say but get to the point. Well for that price point the vac doesnt move enough air to actually be a good vacuum. So youve got a hepa filter, good for you but the vac doesnt work worth a darn. Wound up upgrading to a 200 dollar vac without a hepa filter and that thing was pulling stuff out of my carpet like ive never seen before. Imagine full canister in just one 8 by 10 room even after using the hoover with the hepa filter. So i think ill leave the air filtration to a dedicated machine i can run in the corner all the time.

People in comments are just butt hurt they spent so much money on shark stick vacuums when the “cheap” black and decker made it look like a chump. I actually have the black and decker myself and it’s actually a beast of a stick vacuum. Was on sale for $115 at time of purchase and already had extra batteries which made it a clear choice for me. Full size corded vacuums are always going to reach farther into the carpet fibers and get deep down dirt compared to a stick vacuums.

Just finished watching your video and I must say, I love your videos, your content is really deep and insightful. We specialize in providing automatic water changing system kits for sweeping robot bases, and we think that cooperating with your channel will be a win-win opportunity, and I very much hope to communicate with you further

Where is the clean water tank on robot? I understand a large clean water tank at the base station but there needs to be one on robot while cleaning. Right?

I second the comment requesting a comparison to the Hoover One Pwr cordless if possible. I am also curious if this vacuum could be used with other standard attachments with a round orifice or if it only works with the attachments that come with it.

How about vs the 700 and 800 with the power mate? Thanks for demonstrating it BTW. Main reason I’m looking at these vacs.

I think you guys should a video testing the exhaust air filtration. This topic never gets discussed when comparing robo vacs on any channel! But is highly advertised with high end stick vacuum comparisons.

I am about to buy a 600. I have had a central vac for 36 years and from day one it blows dust in my garage and when I went underhouse was shocked at the awful job they did. They "outed" it under the house and dust was all over the plastic and piping. This was a whirlpool. Sick of it. On the hair. I have bought 2 prevac tools. A silicone broom and a dream tool, a lint roller expanded to a floor hair picker upper. Got both on Amazon and that solved our hair issue. Oh, we have no pets! Too much trouble you say? Beats pulling all that hair out of the brushes. Service is my question on the 600. Who works on these.🦇

Why not include the newer Shark Nevertouch Pro, it can easily compete against all these robots it has a lot of innovative similar features it checks almost all the boxes.

6:07 Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra was cited for being the most 'diffcult' for taking out tangled hair; don't agree. You can remove the black nipple (shown in 6:25) that holds the roller to the vacuum and further remove the inner red bracket that connects it to the roller, making it very easy to take out your wife's golden retriever hairs from that small space hair tangles up in.

What about maintenance and repairability? Shark for example doesn't support either - just toss your vac and buy a new one. >:-(

11:52 Sad I just saw this video🥺

Was automatic re-mopping and deep cleaning for heavy dirt and stains activated on any robot?

Aaaand, in our case dyson v15 broke after several seconds of usage, in my case at least, good that it was possible to return, what a poor quality. Some ticking sound from its engine started second after turning it on and it stopped working. Also, you need to press a button all the time, it sounds like nonsense, and very disappointing overall, it cannot be called cheap too, 1k USD.

No ecovacs made the list?

Really well done video, hopefully it'll get more views 🙏

I’m deciding between the kenmore and a brand on Amazon called sunsare x7a (which is 40 dollars cheaper but also has good reviews) have you heard of sunsare and is it worth it to spend the extra 40 on the kenmore before tax?

One of the most unbiased comparisons I've seen. Excellent job, spot on and practically applicable, unlike other "lab" channels. I want to mention that I noticed you have the older Eufy S1 pro model, the newer hardware version has improved under-sensors and potentially edge cleaning, and the newer base has a re-designed airflow which significantly reduced the noise while improving dust bin cleaning. Also, I don't think that the access to video should be included in the scoring, since most security sensitive people see this as a big advantage to the Eufy and taking 5 whole points from the S1 pro in such a close scoring was not fair to that model. I know it was high on privacy but still that's 5 points off for a feature unrelated to a vacuum functionality in any way.

@vacuumnerds Regarding the mopping test with soya sauce, have you enabled "Automatic Re-mopping" for the case when a dirty area is detected and an automated re-mopping of that area is executed? At least for Roborock (I have Qrevo Curve), you have to enable this feature in the app first (Floor Cleaning Setting). Then you can expect that when a dirty area is detected, the robot will come back again to re-mop it first before another room/area is cleaned. Tested myself with my Qrevo Curve and it works very well 👍.

Wow, thanks for all the great real world testing of the vacuums (sand and sugar test). I was looking for a replacement for a vacuum at our church and I think the Shark Apex would work great up and down the stairs and under the pews. The ONLY thing I wish you guys would add to your list of items to look for is if you "can wash the filters". I don't what to have to keep buying filters if I've had a vacuum for more than 5 years and the search to find them. Personally, I haven't found any of the "powered brushes" to be worth a darn since they run on air and if you press too hard the brushes stop.

Huh … why didn't they run the Narwal Freo Z Ultra with its baseboard brush installed?

I’d like to see a Roborock Flexi Pro review

Thank you so much! This was a great and thorough review, also very engaging. Well done! 👏

would have been cool to use a cheaper robot vac as a comparison or show how a stand vac compares

Qrevo Slim best product

Try, 3i s10 ultra. Game changer

I think the Vacuum Nerds need to switch to matching dashikis😝

I have dreame for one floor and narval for another, Z its another level for mopping, it's just too good to be real:) but have some problem with carpet. In freo mode will not clean in adeguate way. You have to choose "zone" and put in on max. Meanwhile X40 is ery nad at mopping but great carpet cleaning, it seams like manual vacuuming. Can say, if you habe tiles and no or little carpet - go with Z, in italy you van buy 2 for the price of X40. But for carpet, you have to go with x40 (or just dont leave too much time for dust/sound accomulate)

For the Eufy, how come you did not try the Free Mode or Medium mode, as mine is pretty balanced cleaning around table legs on Medium mode. Regardless, great video, and reinforced why we went with the Eufy (mopping ability).

Dreame X40 > Qrevo Curv. Your ratings make no sense, both the x40 and the Qrevo Curv are equal in vacuum and mopping ability but the qrevo is significantly worse at obstacle avoidance. Roborock vaccums are so bad at obstacle avoidance that its hard to trust running them on a schedule without having to babysit or intervene. The Dreame with its far superior obstacle avoidance lets you run it on a schedule which results in a much cleaner living environment. This is coming from someone that has a Qrevo Slim and a Dreame X40. The slim is supposed to have the best obstacle avoidance out of all the Roborocks, yet it constantly eats cords and socks and seems to not even make an attempt to avoid obstacles that actually matter. Meanwhile my x40 runs intervention free basically 95% of the time and I can trust it to run at midnight and wake up to it sitting in its dock and my floors being clean.

While the qrevo curve seems like it has some nice features it is surprising that it keeps “winning” on multiple channels as it seems like it has a few short comings. Namely obstacle avoidance. At this price point it doesn’t seem acceptable to run over pet waste I’ve seen this happen over multiple tests. It is currently the most one of the most expensive vacuum robots and has arguably the worst obstacle avoidance out of any of the top robots. In real life that vacuum would be going in the trash after running over feces.

Narwal Z is bad because it has NO internal water tank for the mop. It has to go back and fourth over and over again from the base to wet the mop. Don’t buy it.

Try reviewing the Shark Stratos upright vacuum.