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Laser cartography. Vibrating floor cleaning system. Automatic rise of microfiber upon arrival on the carpet. Docking station with dust collector.
Laser cartography. Vibrating floor cleaning system. Automatic rise of microfiber upon arrival on the carpet.
Typerobot vacuum cleanerrobot vacuum cleaner
Cleaning
dry and wet
side brush
turbo brush
wet wiping (vibration)
dry and wet
side brush
turbo brush
wet wiping (vibration)
Water supply adjustment
Robot vacuum cleaner
Suction power6000 Pa6000 Pa
Dust container capacity400 ml400 ml
Water tank capacity300 ml300 ml
Power auto-adjustment
Fine filterEPA 11EPA 11
Building a room maprangefinder + camerarangefinder + camera
Cleaning area limitationvia the appvia the app
Features
Control via smartphone
Scheduled cleaning
Object recognition
Self-cleaning station
Dust collector stationdisposable bag
Battery
Battery capacity5.2 Ah5.2 Ah
Operating time180 min180 min
Charging time2 h2 h
General
Cleaning area300 m²300 m²
Noise level67 dB67 dB
Dimensions (HxWxD)9.6x35.3x35.3 cm9.6x35.3x35.3 cm
Color
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Compare Roborock S8+ and S8
Both robot vacuums, Roborock S8+ and Roborock S8, offer similar features such as dry and wet cleaning, a suction power of 6000 Pa, and the ability to connect to a smartphone. However, the S8+ stands out with its docking station with a dustbin, which simplifies maintenance, while the S8 does not have this feature. Both devices have the same cleaning area of up to 300 m² and a runtime of up to 180 minutes. Users note the high cleaning efficiency and convenient app control for both models. Overall, the Roborock S8+ may be the preferred choice for those looking for a more convenient solution with automatic dustbin cleaning.
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Dust collector station

The dust collector of the self-cleaning station is used to collect debris that is automatically emptied from the robot vacuum cleaner’s internal container. Its design affects maintenance frequency, user contact with dust, and the need to purchase consumables.

— Disposable bag. Debris is stored in a sealed dust collector, which is usually designed for several weeks of regular cleaning. It is easy to replace without spilling dust, but further use involves the cost of compatible bags.

Cyclone container. Dust and debris accumulate in a rigid removable container that can be emptied repeatedly and reinstalled. This solution is more economical and allows you to see the fill level, but is less hygienic than a bag and requires more thorough maintenance.