roborock E4 Mop Robot Vacuum and Mop Cleaner, Internal Route Plan with 2000Pa Strong Suction, 200min Runtime, Carpet Boost, APP Total Control, Ideal for Pets and Larger Home

Product Information

Next, we’ll look at the similarities between these brands, starting with the algorithm. 1. Smart Robot Vacuum Options

Roborock S6 vs Roborock E4 Side-by-Side Vacuum Comparison Roborock S6 vs Roborock E4 Side-by-Side Vacuum Comparison

Can more than one person use the robot with own accounts? Can I still control it with different devices?

Cleaning Performance

There are several differences between the Q5 and Q7, one of which is the brush roll, with the Q7 having the upgraded bristle-less roller and the Q5 using the older combo brush.

Roborock E4 Review — 97% of Debris Cleaned - Modern Castle

Next on the Roomba totem pole are the mid-level options, and nearly all the options here have self-emptying base stations. On high carpet, the results continued to be surprisingly good, capturing 98% of all debris that was tested. Again, for a budget robot vacuum, these numbers are a little unprecedented for high pile carpet. I scattered the debris in a test area, used the default cleaning cycle, and weighed the bin before and after the test to get the final scores. You’re getting a lot of functionality for the price. It is perhaps the most efficient navigating budget robot with a decent amount of thoroughness.

Our Verdict

High airflow: The E4 has excellent airflow at over 20 CFM, which is at the same level as premium options such as the Roomba S9+ and Neato D7. In terms of accuracy they appear to be equally as good. I wouldn’t say one is better or worse than the other. The E4 already has an impressively long 200-minute runtime but the extended “top up” allows for even longer cleanings. If performance is most important, the Roomba 675 is the better option. It still has app-based controls for scheduled cleanings and maintenance alerts, but the heightened performance on carpet is the biggest differentiator.