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Robot Vacuums Statistics (2026)

The median suction power of a robot vacuum is 6,000 Pa, across the 23 models Spec Atlas has compared that list it. 83% of robot vacuums use LiDAR navigation. Every figure below is computed from the 17 robot vacuums comparisons on this site, which cite manufacturer spec sheets and manuals.

Updated June 2026 · 23 models · Free to cite with a link back · Full spec sheet · Method

Key numbers

Median suction power
6,000 Pa
Range 1,000 Pa – 22,000 Pa · mean 7,261 Pa · 23 models
Median runtime
180 min
75 min – 285 min · 23 models
Median dustbin capacity
350 ml
258 ml – 600 ml · 18 models
Median noise level
65 dB
53 dB – 79 dB · 13 models
Have an auto-empty dock
93%
14 of 15 models
Have no-go zones
89%
8 of 9 models
Have a self-cleaning mop
63%
5 of 8 models

Key findings

Each line includes the number of models that list that measurement, so you can see how much information it is based on.

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  1. The median suction power of the 23 robot vacuums that list it is 6,000 Pa (mean 7,261 Pa), ranging from 1,000 Pa (iRobot Roomba 694) to 22,000 Pa (Roborock Qrevo CurvX).
  2. The median runtime of the 23 robot vacuums that list it is 180 min (mean 157 min), ranging from 75 min (iRobot Roomba j7+) to 285 min (Dreame D10 Plus Gen 2).
  3. The median dustbin capacity of the 18 robot vacuums that list it is 350 ml (mean 383 ml), ranging from 258 ml (Roborock Qrevo CurvX) to 600 ml (eufy RoboVac 11S MAX).
  4. The median noise level of the 13 robot vacuums that list it is 65 dB (mean 63 dB), ranging from 53 dB (MOVA P10 Pro Ultra) to 79 dB (Dreame D10 Plus Gen 2).
  5. 93% of robot vacuums have an auto-empty dock (14 of the 15 models whose pages list it).
  6. 89% of robot vacuums have no-go zones (8 of the 9 models whose pages list it).
  7. 63% of robot vacuums have a self-cleaning mop (5 of the 8 models whose pages list it).
  8. 86% of robot vacuums have room mapping (6 of the 7 models whose pages list it).
  9. 83% of robot vacuums use LiDAR navigation (19 of the 23 models whose pages list it).
  10. 43% of robot vacuums have a spinning or vibrating mop (10 of the 23 models whose pages list it).

Measured specs

Spec Models Lowest Median Mean Highest Most common
Suction Power 23 1,000 PaiRobot Roomba 694 6,000 Pa 7,261 Pa 22,000 PaRoborock Qrevo CurvX —
Runtime 23 75 miniRobot Roomba j7+ 180 min 157 min 285 minDreame D10 Plus Gen 2 —
Dustbin Capacity 18 258 mlRoborock Qrevo CurvX 350 ml 383 ml 600 mleufy RoboVac 11S MAX —
Noise Level 13 53 dBMOVA P10 Pro Ultra 65 dB 63 dB 79 dBDreame D10 Plus Gen 2 —

Feature adoption

Feature Share Models with it Models counted
Have an auto-empty dockfrom the “Auto-Empty Dock” row 93% 14 15
Have no-go zonesfrom the “No-Go Zones” row 89% 8 9
Have a self-cleaning mopfrom the “Self-Cleaning Mop” row 63% 5 8
Have room mappingfrom the “Room Mapping” row 86% 6 7
Use LiDAR navigationfrom the “Navigation” row 83% 19 23
Have a spinning or vibrating mopfrom the “Mop Function” row 43% 10 23

How these numbers are calculated

The sample is every robot vacuum on the Robot Vacuums spec sheet: 23 models drawn from 17 comparison pages, matched by ASIN and model name so no model is counted twice. It is the set of products we chose to compare, not a random sample of the market, and it leans towards models people actually shop for.

A spec is reported only when at least four models list it and at least 70% of those values parse as one number in one unit. Mixed units are converted (grams to ounces, weeks to days). Values quoted as a range are left out rather than guessed. Feature shares count a model only when its page gives a clear yes or no.

Values are as published by the manufacturer unless a comparison page says otherwise. Spot an error? Email hello@speckatlas.com with the model and the source.

Cite these statistics

Free to quote in articles, forum answers, wikis and videos under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. Please link to this page so readers get the current figures and can see how many models each measurement is based on.

Spec Atlas, "Robot Vacuums Statistics 2026: 23 Models by the Numbers", June 2026. https://speckatlas.com/compare/robot-vacuums/stats

The underlying table is the Robot Vacuums spec sheet, which you can also embed. Individual pairings are on the Robot Vacuums comparisons hub.