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Robot gifts that take a chore off someone’s hands. Each robot is listed with what it does and what it still asks of its owner.
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22 fit of 158 robots · 116 close · 29 on sale
Robot vacuums, with or without a mop.
Price
$800middle
$140$1,800
Upkeep
60 mina month
10 min3 hr
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Roborock
Suits Large multi-room homes with low furniture clearance. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop.
$999.99List price $2,599.99
At the maker’s storeSave $1,600
Roborock
Suits Large-home owners wanting fully automated mopping. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop.
$899.99List price $1,599.99
At the maker’s storeSave $700
Yeedi
Suits Multi-floor homes with hardwood and tile. Empties its bin. Washes its mop. Recognizes objects.
$899.99List price $999.99
At the maker’s storeSave $100
Ecovacs
Suits Large homes with sealed hard floors and moderate pet load. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop. Recognizes objects.
$899
List price
iRobot
Suits Multi-floor homes with mixed hard and carpet flooring. Empties its bin. Washes its mop. Recognizes objects.
$999.99
List price
Suits Mixed-flooring homes with hard floors and area rugs. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop.
$999.99
List price
Eureka
Suits Large multi-floor homes with sealed hard floors and pets needing thorough weekly runs. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop. Recognizes objects.
$999.99
List price
Ecovacs
Suits Multi-floor homes with hard floors and area rugs needing deep mopping. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop.
$799.99
List price
One thing to know Independent lab testing rated its navigation efficiency about average, and no large-home test was found.
Needs a water line and a drain at the dock
Suits Homes with a water line and drain near the dock site. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop.
$600List price $1,699.99
At the maker’s storeSave $1,099
Roborock
One thing to know Homes over 3000 sqft require multiple sessions or zone selection; owner reports show success with mapped zones.
Suits Multi-floor homes with standard lighting conditions. Empties its bin. Washes its mop.
$799.99List price $1,499
At the maker’s storeSave $699
Dreame
One thing to know Will require 2 docking cycles per session. Multi-pass scheduling needed; increases dock operation time.
Suits Large multi-floor homes with consistent furniture placement. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop. Recognizes objects.
$759.99List price $1,399
At the maker’s storeSave $639
Roborock
One thing to know The 240 mL bin can overflow before docking, and battery endurance tested below average.
Suits Homes with low sofas, beds and toe-kicks. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop.
$799.99List price $1,299.99
At the maker’s storeSave $500
Roborock
One thing to know Over 3000 sqft requires multiple daily sessions or strategic per-floor scheduling via app.
Suits Multi-floor homes with stable layouts needing selective room cleaning. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop. Recognizes objects.
$849.99List price $999.99
At the maker’s storeSave $150
Shark
One thing to know Homes over 3,000 sqft require strategic room scheduling or split-session operation; runtime per charge limits full-home coverage in one cycle.
Suits Multi-room homes with stable floor plans. Empties its bin. Mops.
$699
List price
Xiaomi
One thing to know 120-minute runtime may require two sessions on 3,000+ sqft layouts. Capable but dock placement becomes critical for mid-run returns.
Suits Multi-floor homes with sealed hard floors and moderate carpet. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop. Recognizes objects.
$799
List price
Eufy
One thing to know 90-minute runtime may require split runs on open 3,000+ sqft homes; feasible but not all-in-one coverage.
Suits Multi-floor homes with mixed hard and carpeted surfaces. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop.
$999.99
List price
iRobot
One thing to know Requires 3+ sessions for homes over 3000 sqft. Docking between sessions manages battery limits.
Suits Multi-room homes with stable layouts. Empties its bin.
$800
List price
Roborock
One thing to know Capable but multiple dock cycles needed; larger homes benefit from higher-suction or larger-tank models.
Suits Budget-first households wanting auto-empty dock under $750. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop.
$699.99
List price
Roborock
One thing to know 120-min runtime may require two passes on 3,500+ sqft homes. Multi-floor support available but with separate dock runs.
Suits Mid-size homes wanting dual-pad mopping without an arm. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop. Recognizes objects.
$799
List price
iRobot
One thing to know Multiple dock cycles needed; larger homes benefit from higher-suction or combo units.
Suits Homes with carpet and rugs alongside hard floors. Empties its bin.
$899.99
List price
Roborock
One thing to know Covers 2,500-3,000 sqft per run; larger homes need scheduled second runs or nightly sweeps to maintain mopping consistency.
Suits Homes mixing hard floors and low-pile carpet wanting unified solution. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop.
$899
List price
Xiaomi
One thing to know Single-charge runtime may cap coverage below 3,000 sqft in high-pile setups; open-plan layouts fare better.
Suits Multi-floor homes with mixed carpeting and hard floors. Empties its bin. Washes its mop.
$649
List price
One thing to know Exceeds optimal runtime on maximum water-level settings. Split-room scheduling or multiple runs recommended.
Suits Multi-room homes with hard-flooring dominance. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop.
$899.99
List price
Shark
One thing to know Single-session coverage not guaranteed above 3,000 sqft; dock repositioning or scheduled multi-run operation needed.
Suits Multi-floor homes with sealed hard surfaces and low-pile carpet. Empties its bin.
$799
List price
Dreame
One thing to know Homes over 3,500 sqft may require multi-session scheduling; dock supports automatic session splits.
Suits Homes that are mostly sealed floor with low-pile rugs. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop.
$899
List price
Dreame
One thing to know 100+ minute runtime handles this but multi-floor needs separate base station per level.
Suits Owners with mixed hard and soft floors. Empties its bin. Washes its mop.
$899.99
List price
Roborock
One thing to know Capable but multiple dock-to-resume cycles needed; manual water tank refill every 2-3 rooms adds friction.
Suits Budget-conscious owners wanting vacuum and mop without dock expense. Mops.
$649
List price
Narwal
One thing to know 8,500 Pa and runtime not yet documented; large homes may need two dock placements for single-run coverage.
Suits Pet-owning multi-floor homes with mixed carpet and hard floors. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop.
$699.99
List price
Shark
One thing to know Runtime may require two sessions. Water tank forces mid-session manual refills 2-3 times; mop coverage becomes labor-intensive.
Suits Hard-floor homes with stable layouts. Empties its bin. Mops.
$700
List price
iRobot
One thing to know Runtime caps at 90 min; will require multiple sessions per day. Premium features not offset by size limitation.
Suits Multi-floor homes with pets and variable debris types. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop. Recognizes objects.
$999
List price
Ecovacs
One thing to know Exceeds single-session battery range. Multi-run scheduling required; adds overall cycle duration.
Suits Multi-floor homes needing mixed coverage. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop. Recognizes objects.
$799.99
List price
SwitchBot
One thing to know Dock return required on homes exceeding 3000 sqft; multi-zone operation unsupported without manual recharge pauses.
Suits Multi-floor homes with sealed hard floors. Empties its bin. Mops. Recognizes objects.
$799.99
List price
Roborock
One thing to know Runtime caps at 120-140 min per manufacturer specs; homes over 4000 sqft may need split zones or dock refill mid-run.
Suits Multi-floor homes mixing hard floor and carpet. Empties its bin. Washes its mop. Recognizes objects.
$899
List price
Eureka
One thing to know Requires multiple passes per cycle; runtime constraints may necessitate 2-3 sessions weekly for thorough coverage.
Suits Owners with mixed hard floors and moderate carpet. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop. Recognizes objects.
$699.99
List price
Dreame
One thing to know Capable but runtime and per-cycle coverage not yet published; battery specs needed to confirm full multi-room in one run.
Suits Multi-floor homes with mixed carpeting and sealed hard floors. Empties its bin. Washes its mop.
$799
List price
iRobot
One thing to know Will require multiple sessions per day; consider a larger-capacity model or dedicated mop robot for this size.
Suits Multi-room homes needing both vacuuming and mopping. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop.
$799
List price
Ecovacs
One thing to know Will require multi-session cleaning or extended dock recharge cycles; segment standard for mainstream tier.
Suits Multi-floor homes with sealed hard floors and pets. Empties its bin. Washes its mop.
$759.98
List price
Eufy
One thing to know Combined vacuum-and-mop runtime drops to 123 min; large open-plan homes may require mid-clean dock returns to complete full passes.
Suits Multi-room hard-floor homes under 1,200 sqft needing strong mopping. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop.
$799.99
List price
3i
One thing to know Runtime sufficient for larger homes; multi-floor operation requires docking between levels unless you accept incomplete coverage per run.
Suits Large multi-story homes with mostly sealed hard floors. Empties its bin. Washes its mop. Recognizes objects.
$699.98List price $1,299
At the maker’s storeSave $599
Roborock
One thing to know Runtime caps at 180 min; oversized homes need multi-pass or scheduled breaks.
Suits Budget-conscious homes wanting LiDAR without the auto-empty premium. Mops.
$749
List price
MOVA
One thing to know 120-minute runtime may require multiple charging cycles on open-plan estates over 3500 sqft; two-dock setup not currently supported.
Suits Multi-floor homes mixing sealed hard floors and carpet. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop. Recognizes objects.
$799
List price
One thing to know No camera for obstacle detection; a fetched review found it can miss small objects, a risk that grows across more floor area.
Suits Owners wanting infrequent dock upkeep. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop.
$799.99
List price
iRobot
One thing to know No documented runtime or multi-session resume exists for this SKU; large single-level coverage above 3,000 sqft is unconfirmed.
Suits Smaller homes needing a compact chassis under low furniture. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop. Recognizes objects.
$799.99
List price
Ultenic
One thing to know Ultenic rates about 200 m², roughly 2,150 sq ft, per charge; larger homes need a recharge mid-run.
Suits Homes with hard floors and low carpet wanting daily mopping. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop.
$605.99List price $639.99
At the maker’s storeSave $34
Dreame
One thing to know The 250ml onboard dustbin is smaller than category norms, per independent testing, so larger homes rely more on the auto-empty dock.
Suits Homes without raised thresholds above roughly 22mm. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop. Recognizes objects.
$999.99List price $1,099.99
At the maker’s storeSave $100
bObsweep
One thing to know No runtime is published and owners report faster drain on high suction, so large homes may need multiple charges.
Suits Owners who want to change a dust bag a few times a year. Empties its bin. Mops. Recognizes objects.
$929
List price
Dreame
One thing to know Single dock location may require extended docking or multi-zone setup; mop coverage requires multiple passes.
Suits Owners with hybrid hard-floor + carpet layouts needing active mopping. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop. Recognizes objects.
$899.99List price $1,599
At the maker’s storeSave $699
Yeedi
One thing to know Battery (120 min) covers multi-pass only on upper half; larger homes may require manual zone management.
Suits Multi-floor homes wanting daily mop refresh without manual pad washing. Washes its mop.
$799
List price
Ecovacs
One thing to know An independent review found the app's automatic room segmentation needed manual correction, a friction that compounds across larger, more complex layouts.
Suits Buyers wanting self-washing mop hardware at a mid-range price. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop.
$799.99
List price
MOVA
One thing to know Independent testing confirmed full coverage in one run, but the platform has under six months of field use.
Suits Buyers wanting a fully automated water refill cycle. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop. Recognizes objects.
$649
List price
iRobot
One thing to know Very large homes require split runs; bin swaps add coordination overhead.
Suits Owners wanting vacuuming and mopping in the same pass. Empties its bin. Mops.
$729
List price
360 Smart Life
One thing to know No recharge-and-resume behavior is documented, and 180 minutes of runtime is short for finishing a home this large in one pass.
Suits Predominantly hard-floor homes. Mops.
$758.99
List price
Dreame
One thing to know Requires zone-based cleaning or two separate sessions to cover large homes without dock return mid-cycle.
Newer model out: Dreame X60 Ultra
Suits Multi-story homes with floor transitions. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop. Recognizes objects.
$999.99List price $1,599.99
At the maker’s storeSave $600
Dreame
One thing to know Capable of larger homes but requires multi-floor handoff and dock relocation between runs. Single-floor mapping recommended for homes over 3,000 sqft.
Newer model out: Dreame L40 Ultra Gen 2
Suits Homes wanting edge coverage without manual edge-brush care. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop.
$799.99
List price
Dreame
One thing to know Multiple sessions may be required for homes over 3,500 sqft; dock scheduling can split sessions automatically.
Newer model out: Dreame X40 Ultra
Suits Homes with baseboards, corners and low furniture to reach. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop.
$899.99
List price
Ecovacs
One thing to know Runtime requires split-floor runs or overnight docking between zones.
Newer model out: Ecovacs Deebot N20 Pro+
Suits Large multi-floor homes needing scheduled coverage. Empties its bin. Washes its mop.
$699
List price
Roborock
One thing to know LiDAR mapping works for larger homes but lacks obstacle camera. Clutter in expansive homes increases no-go zone setup burden.
Newer model out: Roborock Q10 S5+
Suits Budget-conscious homes wanting dock automation. Empties its bin. Mops.
$820
List price
Ecovacs
One thing to know Deep cleans on 3,000+ sqft single floors require mid-session recharge; extends total time to 3-4 hours.
Newer model out: Ecovacs Deebot T50 Pro Omni
Suits Multi-floor home owners with hands-off scheduling preferences. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop. Recognizes objects.
$999
List price
Roborock
One thing to know Single pass impossible; robot returns to dock mid-cycle or must dock twice per run.
Newer model out: Roborock Q7 M5+
Suits Multi-floor homes with mixed hard and carpeted floors. Empties its bin. Mops.
$869.99
List price
Eureka
One thing to know Multi-floor homes require multiple sessions; dock placement must be central or accessible.
Newer model out: Eureka J15 Ultra
Suits Homes with mixed hard floors and light area rugs needing ongoing maintenance. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop. Recognizes objects.
$799
List price
Ecovacs
One thing to know Each floor is a separate run; very large homes require split-level scheduling.
Newer model out: Ecovacs Deebot T20 Omni
Suits Multi-floor homes avoiding repeated mapping. Empties its bin. Washes its mop.
$799
List price
Eufy
One thing to know Runtime supports large homes, but very large layouts may require a recharge mid-run before completing a full pass.
Newer model out: Eufy RoboVac X10 Pro Omni
Suits Multi-floor homes with mixed hard floors and low-pile carpet. Washes and dries its mop. Recognizes objects.
$899
List price
Yeedi
One thing to know Covers 3000+ sqft but requires docking between zones or extended runtime scheduling; dock cycle time adds latency.
Newer model out: Yeedi M14 Plus
Suits Large homes needing combined wet-mop and suction coverage. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop.
$899
List price
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When to buy, mail and return
Today is Saturday, October 10.50 robots in the guide are on sale.

Stocking stuffers · or a second opinion
One they already own, or one you saw on sale somewhere else.

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Before you buy · now to Cyber Monday
Three years of Miko Max cost $297. The Miko 3 itself lists at $299.
Each bar is the robot’s own list price. The dark part is three years of its paid plan.
Miko 3 · Miko Max$14.99 a month or $99 a year
Whisker Litter-Robot EVO · Whisker+$7.99 a month or $79.90 a year
Litter-Robot 4 · Whisker+$7.99 a month or $79.90 a year
Whisker Litter-Robot 5 · Whisker+$7.99 a month or $79.90 a year
Whisker Litter-Robot 5 Pro · Whisker+$7.99 a month or $79.90 a year
Sony Aibo ERS-1000 · aibo AI Cloud PlanFirst 3 years included, then $300 a year
Mowers’ data plans run $0 to $186 over three years (26 of 45 state a price); none needs one to mow. PETKIT Care+ has no published price. No robot vacuum rated Ready Now needs a paid plan to clean.
Prices read today at the makers’ own stores
At today’s price, each costs less than most of the robots it outscores.
54 of 59 lower-scoring robot mowers cost more
63 of 95 lower-scoring robot vacuums cost more
19 of 36 lower-scoring pool robots cost more
55 of 91 lower-scoring robot vacuums cost more
68 of 126 lower-scoring robot vacuums cost more
45 of 85 lower-scoring robot vacuums cost more
39 of 76 lower-scoring robot vacuums cost more
52 of 126 lower-scoring robot vacuums cost more
51 of 126 lower-scoring robot vacuums cost more
14 of 40 lower-scoring robot mowers cost more
Prices read today at the makers’ own stores
Each verified at the maker’s own store today. Robots that score under 70 are marked.
$600$1,699.99at Roborock
$999.99$2,599.99at Roborock
$199.99$449.99at 3i
$269.99$589.99at AIRROBO
$279.99$549.99at Roborock
$699.98$1,299at 3i
$799.99$1,499at Roborock
$759.99$1,399at Dreame
$139.99$249.99at Roborock
$999.99$1,799.99at Sunseeker
$899.99$1,599at Dreame
$899.99$1,599.99at Roborock
$399.99$699.99at Roborock
$249.99$429.99at Roborock
$799.99$1,299.99at Roborock
$499$799at MOVA
$999.99$1,599.99at Dreame
$1,299$1,999at Airseekers
$599.99$899.99at Narwal
$379.99$549.99at Neakasa
$1,044.99$1,499.99at Narwal
$499.99$699.99at Wybot
$569.99$799.99at Dreame
$2,299$3,150at Beatbot
$479.99$649.99at Roborock
$599.99$799.99at Yeedi
$759.99$999.99at Wybot
$999$1,299at MOVA
$1,199$1,499at Beatbot
$1,349.99$1,699.99at Dreame
$2,399$2,999at MOVA
$2,799.99$3,499.99at Dreame
$4,899$6,199at Yarbo
$449.99$539.99at Dreame
$499.99$599.99at PetKit
$499.99$599.99at Yeedi
$499.99$599.99at iRobot
$2,499$2,999at MOVA
$849$999at Segway
$849.99$999.99at Roborock
$1,099$1,299at Airseekers
$299$349at HOBOT
$2,799$3,199at Lymow
$899.99$999.99at Yeedi
$1,799$1,999at Mammotion
$1,799.99$1,999.99at Dreame
$999.99$1,099.99at Dreame
$1,479.99$1,599.99at Roborock
$605.99$639.99at Ultenic
$3,999$4,250at Beatbot
Prices checked at the makers’ own stores between 6:12 am and 8:11 am EDT. Some store links earn Robovations a commission. Affiliate disclosure.
Order by · before December 25
USPS mail days
The last day to mail a gift with each USPS service for delivery by December 25, as the Postal Service announced them. A store’s own last day to order goes in when the store announces it.
Source: USPS holiday mailing dates.
Before you wrap it
A robot is the one gift that asks something back. Print what it will ask, and put it in the box with the robot.
Make its note

The first robot in your list above. Choose another here, or open any robot’s chore card.
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For you
Roborock Saros Z70
Maps rooms. Empties its bin. Washes and dries its mop.

What it asks of you
About 60 min a month in all
12 parts a year: filter
Before the first run
If it has to go back
Keep the receipt. From Amazon, returns close January 31.
Its full record: robovations.com/robots/roborock-saros-z70/The Robovations™ Robot Gift Guide
Then pack it

After they open it · Dec 25
If it has to go back · Dec 27 to Mar 30
Every dated window closes before a northern lawn’s first mow. Pick the day it was bought.
Bought from a maker’s own store on Nov 27, it can go back until Dec 27, 2 days after it is unwrapped.
Bought from a maker’s own store on Dec 10, it can go back until Jan 9, 15 days after it is unwrapped.
Bought from a maker’s own store on Dec 20, it can go back until Jan 19, 25 days after it is unwrapped.
Terms as published for the 2025 holidays, the latest out when checked on September 28, 2026. Many also require the machine unused, and some makers charge a 10 to 20 percent restocking fee. First mow: April to early May for cool-season lawns. Sources: Best Buy, Most makers' own stores, Lowe's, Target, Amazon, Walmart, Home Depot, Husqvarna's own store, Costco, first mow.
Spring · first mow, first swim
A holiday price now. It starts work when the ground thaws or the pool opens. 86 robot mowers and 48 pool robots are in the guide.
56 of 86 need no boundary wire
30 of 86
They lay a wire around the lawn, or a dealer installs it.
39 of 86
Place the antenna, then drive the edge once in the app. Needs open sky.
17 of 86
A camera or LiDAR finds the edge. Set it down and let it map.
Buy it at a holiday price, wrap it, and it starts work when the pool opens. Its return window will have closed by then, so open the box and check it in December.
Open “For anyone” in the list above and choose “A parent or grandparent.” The robots with the shortest setup come first. Setting it up before you give it helps more than any feature.
Yes, if you plan for spring. It is unwrapped in December and mows in April, and every dated return window closes before then. Open it and charge it straight away. See “When can it go back?” above.
Not as a holiday gift. A humanoid preorder today is a deposit on hardware that is not shipping in volume. It will not be doing anything useful on the 26th.
Some robots lose major functions. Neato switched off its cloud on October 6, 2025, and its robots lost their app, schedules and maps. Choosing “A parent or grandparent” above puts robots that keep working through an outage first.
It can be. A card says so when the maker already sells a newer model of the same line. To check one that is not listed, use “Have a robot in mind?” above.
Yes. Two Yarbo models are in stock in the US today: the Y40 at $4,899 on sale (list $6,199) and the Y40P Core at $7,799. None has a Robovations Score yet. Three others are not in stock or rated Known Issues. “Snowblowing” in the list above shows each one with its rating.
Not to clean. Of the 166 robot vacuums rated Ready Now, we confirmed the terms for 163, and none needs a paid plan. “What it asks after the box,” above, shows the plans.
No. Each one still needs emptying, cleaning and new parts. A robot vacuum in this guide takes a median of 60 minutes a month, by our estimate. The note in the box, above, says what it asks of them.
Each robot is listed with what it does and what it still asks of its owner. A robot gets in by passing every step below, in this order. A sale never decides it.
Snowblowing and Humanoids list 10 more, whatever their rating. Each of those cards prints its rating.
The guide last changed on October 9, 2026, when a robot joined or left it. Sale prices are read from the makers' own stores through the day, last on October 10 at 8:11 AM ET. A reading more than six hours old is not shown.
The chore list is each robot’s upkeep routine and owner time, as its record states them. Owner time is our estimate from owner reports and the maker’s manual, not a measurement. Setup time is typical for the kind of machine, not timed per robot. Paid-plan status comes from each maker’s own pages and app store listings, checked September 28 and 29 and October 6, 2026. A year of parts is counted from the interval each record gives, and an interval that is not a number (“as needed”) is left in words; a mowing season counts as seven months. How a mower finds the edge is read from its record’s navigation. How well a robot fits a home is its Fit Check, read through the same evaluator as the Fit Finder. “Newer model out” appears only where the maker has put the next generation of the same line on sale. Litter boxes and companion robots are told apart by what each record says the machine is. List prices are the makers’.
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