Neabot vs Yeedi vs Uoni vs Coredy vs Honiture vs Proscenic

You’ve probably read countless guides on Roombas, Roborocks, Deebots, and other highly regarded robot vacuum brands, but what about the little guys?

Today, we’re going to compare six robots from six lesser-known brands that totally deserve your attention. You might be surprised by what these mid-range robot vacuums or hybrids can actually do.

Neabot N1 Plus

The Neatbot N1 Plus is actually one of the most powerful robot vacuums available today. It can deliver up to 2700 Pa of suction power, which is nearly twice as much as many modern-day robots.

It uses LiDAR navigation tech to create a digital layout, which you can access via the Neatbot Home app, that’s actually pretty accurate.

Not only does the N1 Plus do a fantastic job of removing debris from floors, but it also doubles as a mop bot, which drags a microfiber pad that wipes floors while it vacuums. Performing both jobs at once will produce cleaner floors in less time and without wasting battery power.

The robot uses the digital map to determine the most efficient cleaning route, but users can also create no-go barriers to prevent it from venturing into strange territory. Furthermore, the robot comes with a self-emptying base that can store up to 30 days of trash at a time.

Neabot N1 Plus Video

Yeedi Vac Station

The Yeedi Vac Station is another high-powered hybrid robot that’ll definitely catch your eye. First of all, it produces 3000 Pa of suction power to remove embedded debris from low to medium-pile carpets.

Thanks to Carpet Detect Technology, the Vac Station knows when to crank its suction power to the max for carpets and when to reduce suction power (and conserve battery life) for bare floors. Everything in its dustbin is sucked up by the self-emptying base, which can hold onto a month’s worth of dirt and debris before overflowing.

Like the Neatbot N1 Plus, this robot doubles as a mop bot that also relies on a similar drag-and-wipe microfiber pad. The mop attachment attaches to the Vac Station’s rear, allowing it to vacuum while wiping stains clean at the same time.

The Vac Station doesn’t lack anything in the convenience department, either. It utilizes a laser-guided system to create a digital floorplan, which you can access and modify in the Yeedi Home app. It offers the same functions as the Neatbot Home app.

Yeedi Vac Station Video

Uoni V980Plus

The Uoni V980Plus is a lot like the previous robots. First, it delivers an astounding amount of suction power (2700 Pa to be exact) and mops bare floors at the same time. However, because it doesn’t have a detection system for carpeting, you’ll have to program no-mop zones in the UoniHome smartphone app.

Speaking of which, you gain all the same perks as the previous models, including no-go zones (mop and vacuum), as well as voice control. The LiDAR and VSLAM navigation and mapping systems make customizable cleaning possible by programming certain instructions in the UoniHome app.

Something users found in the V980Plus that’s not as defined in the previous models is highly sensitive obstacle sensors. While all of these robots can avoid cliffs extremely well, the V980Plus makes a point of avoiding large obstacles—e.g., furniture legs and pet bowls—without bumping into them first. The Z-shape movement pattern also helps clean more efficiently while avoiding identifiable obstacles of around four inches in height.

Uoni V980Plus Video

Coredy L900X

The Coredy L900X is, in a nutshell, very similar to the previous and following robots on this list. It’s a 3-in-1 robot that vacuums, sweeps, and mops, all at the same time, thanks to its impressive 2700-Pa suction power and super-saturated microfiber mop attachment.

Like the Neatbot N1 Plus, the L900X comes with an auto-boost system, known as Auto-Boost Intellect, which increases suction power to the max when it steps wheel atop carpeted surfaces. The moment it transitions from carpets to bare floors, it’ll shift down gears to reduce suction and save battery power to make the most out of its 190-minute runtime.

Like every model on this list, the L900X comes with a self-cleaning base where it also refills its batteries. The moment it docks, the built-in motor in the base will suction debris out of the L900X’s dustbin, leaving it completely empty and ready for subsequent cleaning cycles. The self-cleaning base has the capacity to hold up to 30 days’ worth of gunk at a time.

HONITURE Q6

By now, you probably get the gist of what each of these robots has to offer. The HONITURE Q6 is a multitasking robot that vacuums at up to 2700 PA while also wiping away moist and set-in stains with a microfiber mop attachment.

The moment the robot has reached the end of its 280-minute runtime, it’ll return to its self-emptying base, which can hold up to 2.8 liters of dust, pet hair, and moist gunk at a time. By user reports, this amounts to around 40 days’ worth of cleaning, though your mileage will vary.

The Q6 uses both LiDAR and SLAM technologies to create a digital floorplan of your home, which it uses to determine its location and where it needs to go. You can assist its cleaning route by creating no-vacuum and no-mop zones, as well as instructing it where to clean and when. Similar to the previous robot, the Q6 travels in a Z-shape pattern to collect most debris off your floors as efficiently as possible.

HONITURE Q6 Video

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Proscenic M7 Pro

Last up, we have the Proscenic M7 Pro, which isn’t unlike the previous five robots at all. What makes this unit different, however, is that it’s targeted at budget-conscious shoppers who want a highly intelligent robot without spending an arm and a leg. Since it’s like the rest, there’s not much you’ll miss even after spending less than you would the previous models.

For instance, the M7 Pro delivers 2700 Pa of suction power while simultaneously wiping your floors clean by dragging a moistened microfiber cloth.

It’s studded with 24 sensors on its perimeter to make creating digital maps a lot more quickly and a lot more accurately. According to users, it takes the M7 Pro only one or two passes to fully plan out a 3,000-square-foot home.

However, if you’re wondering why the M7 Pro is cheaper than the rest is that it doesn’t come with a self-emptying base. You’ll have to pick it up separately, which isn’t a huge deal, especially when you consider that the M7 Pro dustbin has a capacity of about 600 ml.

Proscenic M7 Pro Robot Vacuum Cleaner Video

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