Do you want someone who can do the vacuuming without grumbling and, if necessary, on demand? Aldi brings from February 3, 2022 the Medion MD 18999 vacuum cleaner robot in its online shop. The little cleaning assistant is said to cost 199 euros, wipes more or less voluntarily, but probably not overly thoroughly. Thanks to the gyro sensors and other sensors for fall and obstacle detection, the MD 18999 can probably find its way around your rooms well, but the product description doesn’t say anything about mapping.
If you want a vacuum and floor mopping robot that doesn’t have to constantly find its way around your four walls, you should dig a little deeper into your pocket. the Ecovac’s Deebot Ozmo, costs almost twice as much, but convinces with both navigation and mapping of your rooms. The suction power is not rated as outstanding in the test, but is still okay.
Vacuum voluntarily: The best vacuum robots in the test
When buying a vacuum robot, you have to consider a few things: depending on the design and size of your four walls, other details become important. That starts with the required sensors and listen to the extras, about one Remote control via smartphone, remote control or voice command, the saving of spatial maps or a wipe function not up for a long time. The amount of animal hair per square meter of apartment can also be a decisive factor when choosing a robot.
In our large CHIP purchase guide on the subject of vacuum robots, you will find a comprehensive test of various top models and tips on what you should pay more attention to when buying.