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Robot vacuums compared on navigation, dock features and price.

Navigation matters more than suction numbers. Cheaper bounce-navigation robots clean in random paths and miss spots in larger homes, while lidar models map rooms and let you send the robot to a specific one from the app. Every robot needs its bin emptied and brushes cleared of hair, so a self-empty dock is a real convenience rather than a gimmick if you have pets.

What robot vacuums cost right now

We track 4 products here across 5 offers from 5 retailers. Every figure below comes from a price we opened and checked ourselves, between Aug 28, 2026 and Aug 30, 2026.

Cheapest we track
$149.99

iRobot Roomba 105 Vac at Target

Typical
$199.99

The middle of the 4 best prices on this page

Most expensive
$329.99

Top of the range we currently track

Where stores disagree today

Same product, different shelf, different price. These are the gaps we found on the dates shown, and they are the whole reason to check before buying.

Buying guide Read the full guide: The best robot vacuums in 2026

All 4 products we track, cheapest first

What actually differs

The specs that vary across the robot vacuums we track. Sorted cheapest first, so you can see what the extra money is buying rather than guessing.

Product Best price NavigationSuction
iRobot Roomba 105 Vac $149.99 ClearView LiDAR mapping, cleans in neat rowsiRobot claims 70x the suction of its older 600 series
eufy RoboVac 11S MAX $169.99 Random bounce with infrared and drop sensors, no mappingeufy rates it at 2000 Pa with BoostIQ auto-boost
Roborock Q7 M5 $229.99 360 degree LiDAR with multi-level mappingRoborock rates it at 10,000 Pa HyperForce in Max+ mode
Shark Matrix Self-Empty Robot Vacuum RV2310AE $329.99 360 degree LiDAR mapping