Rossen Reports: Are robot vacuums worth the money? We try them out

Robot vacuums promise to make cleaning easier, but how do they perform in real-world tests?The Shark Matrix, priced at $449.99 on Amazon, claims to pick up pet hair, avoid objects and self-empty for up to 45 days. It handled a kitchen floor covered in Froot Loops but struggled with object avoidance, dragging cables and running over obstacles during testing.The iRobot Roomba Combo 10 Max, retailing at $1,399, adds mopping to its features. It cleaned liquid spills effectively and avoided stairs, but it also struggled with object detection.Both vacuums performed well on general cleaning tasks, but their price points and features cater to different needs.For more exclusive content and experiments, visit rossenreports.com.

Robot vacuums promise to make cleaning easier, but how do they perform in real-world tests?

The Shark Matrix, priced at $449.99 on Amazon, claims to pick up pet hair, avoid objects and self-empty for up to 45 days. It handled a kitchen floor covered in Froot Loops but struggled with object avoidance, dragging cables and running over obstacles during testing.

The iRobot Roomba Combo 10 Max, retailing at $1,399, adds mopping to its features. It cleaned liquid spills effectively and avoided stairs, but it also struggled with object detection.

Both vacuums performed well on general cleaning tasks, but their price points and features cater to different needs.

For more exclusive content and experiments, visit .

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