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Large appliances get reviewed at the moment of purchase and then never again, which is backwards: you live with one for a decade. This section covers what a feature on the box is worth after a year, what the error code on the display is telling you, and when a repair beats a replacement.
Eufy's Omni E35 ships this week: what is actually new
Another robot vacuum, another suction figure in the 30,000s and another self-rinsing roller mop. What is genuinely new on the Omni E35, and what is the same pitch with a different logo.
Read HomeSelf-emptying robot vacuum bases: worth it?
One kind empties dust into a bag. The other washes and dries the mop too. If you already own a robot vacuum; they are not the same upgrade.
Read HomeRobot vacuum Pa: what the suction number means
Manufacturers now quote up to 36,000 Pa. What a pascal measures, and the four things that decide whether a robot actually cleans your floor.
Read HomeRoborock Saros Rover: what the legs actually do
Roborock’s Saros Rover climbs a staircase on its own, and Roborock says it cleans each step on the way up. It is not for sale, and the company has not said when it will be.
Read HomeRoborock Saros 20 Flow: what the roller mop changes
It landed in the US on September 14 with a self-rinsing roller mop and a bigger suction figure. Only one of those two things will show up on your floor.
Read HomeDyson Nurovi R1, R2 and R3: what changes for you
Three robots, three different jobs, three release dates, and the middle one sits behind a membership.
Read HomeDyson fall 2026 lineup: what the ten machines are
Three robots, a wet floor cleaner, three air purifiers and three personal-care devices, sorted by whether any of it changes something for an owner.
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