How to choose a robot vacuum cleaner: quick tests and practical criteria

- The text is a podcast episode by Andrés Díaz about how to choose a robot vacuum using quick at-home tests and practical decision criteria.
- Goal: simplify a technical decision, save time, and help listeners get a reliable cleaning assistant for family, work, or rest.
- Key problem areas: pets and hair on carpets/hard floors, small apartments, and how these influence needed suction, navigation, battery, and control features.
- Quick in-home tests:
- Suction power on carpet vs. hard floor.
- Navigation and sensors by testing map accuracy and avoidance of edges/cables.
- Battery life and automatic return-to-base reliability.
- Noise level.
- Pet hair pickup efficiency.
- Filters and allergies (HEPA, dust trapping).
- Practical decision criteria:
- Surface type and carpet intensity; prefer models with strong suction and hair-ready brushes.
- Mapping, zones, and restricted areas for ongoing control.
- Autonomy and charging for large homes or dual-base options.
- Maintenance needs (washable filters, tangle-free brushes).
- Compatibility (app/voice control, support).
- Fun facts and trends: evolution from random routes to laser/vision mapping, learning user habits, and time savings.
- Engagement prompts and advertiser note: audience questions, and contact for brand advertising.
- Quick-model comparison approach: evaluate suction, battery, navigation type, mapping, maintenance, and app compatibility; perform carpet/hard-floor tests; favor after-sales support if tied.
- Practical tips and a call for a downloadable test guide.

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