Robot vacuums are one of the easiest upgrades you can make to a Singapore home, and honestly, we totally get the appeal. Between work, kids and everything else, sweeping up hair and dust every day is the last thing we want to do after a long day. Let a robot handle it instead.

The good news is that robot vacuums have come a long way. Many now mop too, and the better ones empty their own dust and wash their own mops at the dock. In this guide, we’ve rounded up 5 robot vacuums you can buy in Singapore, from a S$399.90 pick to a S$1,299 premium model, so you can pick the right one for your home.

How We Picked

We only looked at robot vacuums with a Singapore listing and a Singapore price. Then we compared what really matters: suction, navigation, mopping, dock features, size, warranty and price. To be upfront, we haven’t tested these ourselves. Where an independent reviewer has, we share what they found. Prices were checked in October 2026, but robot vacuum prices jump around a lot during sales, so do check the latest price before you buy.

What to Look for in a Robot Vacuum in Singapore

• Suction (Pa). Bigger numbers mean stronger pull, but every brand measures it a bit differently. Our five range from 10,000 Pa to 38,000 Pa. Use it as a rough guide.
• Dock type. A basic dock just empties the dust. A full self-cleaning dock also refills water, washes the mops and dries them. All five have the full version, and we think it’s worth every cent.
• Mop washing and drying. Hot-water washing and warm-air drying stop mops from smelling sour in our humid weather. The Ecovacs and Dreame wash at 75–80 °C.
• Door tracks and rugs. Check the climbing height and the mop lift. The Dreame X50 Ultra climbs 6 cm. The others that list it manage 2 cm. Measure your highest door track first.
• Navigation. LiDAR maps your home with a laser, even in the dark. Cameras and structured light help the robot spot socks, cables and shoes. None of them are perfect, so we’d still pick up stray socks before a run.
• Hair and pets. Long hair loves to wrap around brushes. Look for an anti-tangle brush, and check the hair test results we mention below.
• Size. Robots here are 89–110 mm tall, so check the gap under your sofa and bed. Full docks can be 590 mm tall, so plan a spot for it.
• Local warranty. Buy a Singapore set for the right plug and warranty. Brushes, mop pads and filters don’t count, as they’re consumables.

Quick Comparison

	eufy Omni C28	Xiaomi Robot Vacuum H50	Airbot X60	Ecovacs Deebot T30C Prime Omni	Dreame X50 Ultra
Best for	Overall	Budget	Suction for the price	Hot-water mop washing	Premium, high thresholds
Price (Oct 2026)	S$599–S$649	S$418–S$549	S$399.90–S$599.90	S$549–S$649	S$1,299–S$1,343
Suction (maker)	15,000 Pa	10,000 Pa	38,000 Pa	25,000 Pa	20,000 Pa
Navigation	LiDAR + laser line	LDS laser	LiDAR + camera + linear laser	TrueDetect 3D obstacle avoidance	AI RGB camera + 3D structured light
Mops	Roller mop, 10.8 mm lift*	2 spinning mops, 10 mm lift	2 spinning mops on a robotic arm, auto-lift	2 spinning mops, 9 mm lift	MopExtend, 10.5 mm lift
Dock	Empties dust, washes and dries mop, adds detergent	Empties dust, washes and dries mops	Empties dust, washes and dries mops, adds detergent, cuts hair	Empties dust, washes and dries mops, 4 L tank	Empties dust, washes and dries mops, adds detergent
Mop wash / dry	Not stated / 50 °C air*	Not stated / air-dry	Hot water / hot air (temps not stated)	75 °C† / 45 °C air	80 °C / DryBoard
Climbs	2 cm‡	2 cm	2 cm	2 cm†	6 cm
Robot size (mm)	350 × 327 × 110	355 × 353.5 × 93	Not published	353 × 353 × 100†	350 × 350 × 89
Battery	5,200 mAh‡	5,200 mAh	5,200 mAh, up to 180 min	Not stated	6,400 mAh, about 90 min tested (TechRadar)
Warranty (as stated)	Not stated by eufy SG	1 year (Xiaomi SG)	2 years mainboard and motor, 1 year critical parts	2 years (FairPrice)	2 years (Dreame store)

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Best Robot Vacuum In Singapore 2026

eufy Omni C28 — Best Overall

Specifications

• Model: Anker eufy Omni C28
• Type: Robot vacuum and mop with self-cleaning station
• Suction: 15,000 Pa
• Navigation: iPath 2.0 with LiDAR and a laser line; up to 5 saved maps (Expert Reviews)
• Mop: HydroJet self-cleaning roller mop at 270 RPM with 1 kg of downward pressure; lifts 10.8 mm on carpet (Vacuum Wars)
• Brush: DuoSpiral detangling brushes
• Climbing: Up to 2 cm (Expert Reviews)
• Station: Auto-empty (3 L dust bag), mop washing, 50 °C hot-air drying (Vacuum Wars), auto detergent, 2.2 L clean and 2.2 L dirty tanks
• Battery: 5,200 mAh (Expert Reviews)
• Smart features: eufy app, Alexa and Google Home
• Size: Robot 350 × 327 × 110 mm; station 437 × 353 × 430 mm (eufy Australia page)
• Warranty: Length not stated on eufy’s Singapore warranty page, so check with the seller
• Price: S$599–S$649 (Anker stores on Lazada); about S$606 (Anker Official Shop on Shopee)

Pros

• 98% of hair and rice picked up in Expert Reviews’ test
• No hair tangles with 7-inch hair in Vacuum Wars’ test
• Roller mop that presses down with 1 kg of force
• Compact station for a full self-cleaning dock

Cons

• Average obstacle avoidance: dodged 15 of 24 obstacles
• Long, noisy drying: up to 5 hours of hum
• Small 2.2 L tanks mean more refills
• Warranty length not published

If we had to pick just one robot vacuum for most Singapore homes, it would be the eufy Omni C28. For around S$600, its station empties the dust, washes the mop, dries it with 50 °C hot air and even adds detergent for you. It is probably one of the best value robot vacuum and mop.

What makes it different is the mop. Instead of two spinning pads, it uses a roller mop that presses down with 1 kg of force, and eufy says it cleans itself as it rolls. It’s great with hair too. Expert Reviews saw it pick up 98% of hair and rice, and Vacuum Wars found no tangles with 7-inch hair.

However, note that it isn’t the best at dodging things. It avoided only 15 of 24 obstacles in Vacuum Wars’ test, so pick up cables and socks first. The drying hum can last up to 5 hours. We’d keep the station out of the bedroom.

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Xiaomi Robot Vacuum H50 — Best Budget Pick

Specifications

• Model: Xiaomi Robot Vacuum H50
• Type: Robot vacuum and mop with all-in-one base station
• Suction: 10,000 Pa
• Navigation: LDS laser navigation with 360° scanning
• Mops: Dual spinning mops at up to 180 RPM; 3 water-flow levels; lift up to 10 mm on carpet
• Brush: Dual anti-tangle system (“Y”-shaped comb teeth and an anti-tangle side brush)
• Climbing: Up to 20 mm
• Station: Auto-empty (bag lasts up to 75 days, per Xiaomi’s lab test), mop washing, air-drying, 4 L clean and 4 L dirty tanks
• Battery: 5,200 mAh (nominal)
• Smart features: Xiaomi Home app, Alexa and Google Assistant
• Size: Robot 355 × 353.5 × 93 mm, 3.7 kg; station 328 × 415.5 × 507.5 mm
• Warranty: 1 year on the main unit (Xiaomi Singapore)
• Price: S$449 launch price; from S$418 (Xiaomi Official Store on Shopee)

Pros

• Full self-cleaning dock from about S$418
• Big 4 L tanks for clean and dirty water
• Climbs 2 cm and lifts mops 10 mm over rugs
• Up to 75 days between dust bag changes

Cons

• Lowest suction here at 10,000 Pa
• No hot-water wash or heated drying stated
• Only a 1-year warranty
• Mopping and obstacle detection could be better

Looking for a full self-cleaning robot that won’t burn a hole in your pocket? The Xiaomi Robot Vacuum H50 is our pick. It launched at S$449, and we’ve seen it for about S$418 at Xiaomi’s official Shopee store. For that, the station empties the dust, washes the mops and air-dries them.

We like that Xiaomi didn’t skimp on the basics. You get LDS laser navigation, two spinning mops that lift 10 mm on carpet and 20 mm climbing for door tracks. The 4 L clean and dirty tanks are as big as the ones on pricier robots, so you won’t be refilling every day.

Just note what you’re giving up. At 10,000 Pa, it has the lowest suction here, and Xiaomi doesn’t mention hot-water washing or heated drying. Reviews also said its mopping and obstacle detection could be better. For everyday dust in an HDB flat or condo, though, we think it’s great value.

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Airbot X60 — Best Suction for the Price

Specifications

• Model: Airbot X60
• Type: Robot vacuum and mop with self-cleaning Omni-Station
• Suction: 38,000 Pa max; Carpet Boost; E11 HEPA filter
• Brush: Anti-tangle roller brush; Airbot lists it as suitable for pet fur and hair
• Navigation: LiDAR mapping, real-time camera vision with object recognition, and a linear laser for obstacles (shoes, cables, pet toys); cliff sensors
• Mops: Dual spinning mops on a robotic mop arm that reaches walls, edges and cabinets; auto-lift on carpet; mopping area up to 215 m²
• Climbing: Up to 20 mm
• Station: Auto-empty (3.0 L bag, up to 90 days, empties in 15 seconds); hot-water mop washing; hot-air drying; auto detergent; auto hair cutting; auto refill; 3.5 L clean and 4.0 L dirty tanks
• Battery: 5,200 mAh; up to 180 min
• Smart features: Airbot Home app (schedules, zones, no-go areas), Google Assistant, dirt detection, pet surveillance
• Size: Not published
• Warranty: 2 years on mainboard and motor, 1 year on critical parts; 1-to-1 part exchange and doorstep pickup (Airbot)
• Launch: October 2026
• Price: S$399.90 (Airbot store, pre-order); S$599.90 (Airbot Singapore on Shopee)

Pros

• Highest suction on this list at 38,000 Pa
• Full self-cleaning dock with hot water, hot air and hair cutting
• Robotic mop arm cleans right up to walls and cabinets
• 2-year warranty on mainboard and motor, with doorstep pickup

Cons

• Wash and drying temperatures not stated
• Robot and dock size not published
• Brand-new: no independent test yet
• Price varies a lot: S$399.90 to S$599.90

If you want the most features for your money, the Airbot X60 is hard to beat on paper. Airbot rates it at 38,000 Pa, the highest suction on our list. It starts from S$399.90 on Airbot’s own store, which makes it the cheapest pick here too.

The dock does pretty much everything. It empties the dust, washes the mops with hot water, dries them with hot air, adds detergent, refills the robot and even cuts hair off the brush. The dual spinning mops sit on a robotic arm that swings out to walls and cabinets. It also uses LiDAR plus a camera to map your home and dodge shoes, cables and pet toys.

However, note that Airbot doesn’t publish the wash and drying temperatures or the size of the robot and dock. It’s also too new for any reviews, as it launched only in October 2026. We do like the local support, though: 2 years on the mainboard and motor, plus doorstep pickup for repairs.

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Ecovacs Deebot T30C Prime Omni — Best for Hot-Water Mop Washing

Specifications

• Model: Ecovacs Deebot T30C Prime Omni (black or white)
• Type: Robot vacuum and mop with Omni station
• Suction: 25,000 Pa
• Brush: Zerotangle 3.0 anti-tangle brush
• Mops: 2 spinning mops with continuous water supply; lift up to 9 mm
• Obstacle avoidance: TrueDetect 3D
• Climbing: 20 mm (Ecovacs UAE page)
• Station: 4 L clean and 4 L dirty water tanks (Ecovacs UAE); auto-empty dust bag (up to 90 days); 75 °C mop washing (Ecovacs UAE); 45 °C hot-air drying
• Size: Robot 353 × 353 × 100 mm; station 350 × 477 × 533 mm (Ecovacs UAE page)
• Battery, weight, noise: Not published on the pages we checked
• Warranty: 2 years on FairPrice’s listing; Ecovacs’s Singapore terms list 1 year standard and 2 years for selected models
• Price: S$549 (Ecovacs Singapore store); S$649 (FairPrice, sold out)

Pros

• Cheapest 75 °C mop wash on this list
• 25,000 Pa suction with two spinning mops
• Up to 90 days between dust bag changes
• 45 °C hot-air drying for fresh mops

Cons

• Battery, weight and noise not published
• Some specs only on Ecovacs’s UAE page
• Warranty differs by listing
• No independent test found

Want your mops washed in hot water, not just rinsed? The Ecovacs Deebot T30C Prime Omni is your best bet. At S$549 from Ecovacs’s own store, it’s the cheapest robot on our list with a stated 75 °C mop wash.

We’re impressed by how much you get for the price. There’s 25,000 Pa of suction, two spinning mops that lift 9 mm over rugs, and a Zerotangle 3.0 brush built to stop hair from wrapping around it. The Omni station empties the dust into a bag that lasts up to 90 days, washes the mops in 75 °C water and dries them with 45 °C hot air.

The catch is that Ecovacs leaves out quite a bit of info. It doesn’t publish the battery, weight or noise level. We also couldn’t find an independent test, so the anti-tangle claims are Ecovacs’s own. If those gaps don’t bother you, it’s a lot of robot for the money.

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Dreame X50 Ultra — Best Premium Pick

Specifications

• Model: Dreame X50 Ultra
• Type: Robot vacuum and mop with self-cleaning base station
• Suction: 20,000 Pa (Vormax)
• Obstacle avoidance: AI RGB camera and 3D structured light (the sensor lifts and retracts)
• Climbing: Up to 6 cm
• Mops: MopExtend and Roboswing; 10.5 mm mop lift
• Base station: Self-empty (3.2 L bag, up to 100 days); 80 °C hot-water mop washing; AceClean washboard; DryBoard drying; detergent dispensing; 4.5 L clean and 4.0 L dirty tanks
• Battery: 6,400 mAh; Dreame quotes 200 min on quiet mode, TechRadar got about 90 min
• Smart features: Matter support
• Size: Robot 350 × 350 × 89 mm (111 mm with the sensor up), 4.53 kg; base station 457 × 340 × 590 mm, 9.09 kg
• Warranty: 2 years official Dreame warranty (Dreame Singapore store)
• Price: S$1,299 (Dreame Singapore store); S$1,343 (Best Denki)

Pros

• Climbs 6 cm door tracks, confirmed by TechRadar
• 80 °C mop washing plus auto detergent
• Low 89 mm body slides under most sofas
• 2-year official warranty

Cons

• Priciest pick at S$1,299
• Spotty object avoidance in TechRadar’s test
• Battery drains fast: about 90 minutes tested
• Side brush tangles hair

High door tracks are the bane of many robot vacuums, but not this one. The Dreame X50 Ultra climbs over obstacles up to 6 cm tall, and TechRadar’s test backed that up. If your current robot keeps getting stuck between rooms, this is the fix.

We love how hands-off it is. The base station washes the mops in 80 °C water, cleans its own washboard, dries the mops, adds detergent and empties the dust into a bag that lasts up to 100 days. The robot is just 89 mm tall, and its sensor only pops up when needed, so it slides under low sofas easily. TechRadar also found its dual brush rollers great with pet and human hair.

However, there are a few downsides. TechRadar found its object avoidance hit-and-miss (it ran over a fake pet poop), and the battery lasted about 90 minutes against Dreame’s 200-minute claim. At S$1,299, it’s definitely a splurge, but you do get a 2-year warranty and the most hands-off dock on our list.

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Which Robot Vacuum Should You Buy?

• Want the best all-rounder that’s great with hair? Get the eufy Omni C28.
• Want a full self-cleaning dock on a budget? Get the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum H50.
• Want the most suction and dock features for your money? Get the Airbot X60.
• Want hot-water mop washing for under S$600? Get the Ecovacs Deebot T30C Prime Omni.
• Have high door tracks, a pet, or a bigger budget? Get the Dreame X50 Ultra.

Our Verdict

For most Singapore homes, we think the eufy Omni C28 hits the sweet spot. You get a full self-cleaning station, a roller mop and great hair vacuuming for around S$600. If you’re on a budget, the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum H50 gets you a full self-cleaning dock for about S$420. The Airbot X60 packs the most suction and a full hot-water dock, with a 2-year warranty on the mainboard and motor. The Ecovacs Deebot T30C Prime Omni is the cheapest way to get a 75 °C mop wash. And if you want the most hands-off option, or you have high door tracks, the Dreame X50 Ultra is worth the splurge.

FAQ

What’s the difference between a robot vacuum and one with a self-cleaning dock?

A basic robot vacuum just cleans. You empty the bin and wash the mop yourself. A self-cleaning dock does that for you: it empties the dust, washes the mops and dries them. All five of our picks have one, and the Airbot X60 even cuts hair off its brush.

Do I need LiDAR in a robot vacuum?

We’d say it helps a lot. LiDAR maps your home with a laser, so the robot plans a neat route, even in the dark. The eufy Omni C28, Xiaomi H50 and Airbot X60 all use it. The Dreame X50 Ultra uses a camera and structured light instead. How well it dodges things on the floor matters just as much, and none of these are perfect at it.

How much suction (Pa) do I need?

Contrary to popular belief, bigger isn’t always better. Brands measure suction differently, so you can’t compare them like for like. Our five range from 10,000 Pa to 38,000 Pa.

Will a robot vacuum handle pet hair and long hair?

Some handle it better than others. The eufy Omni C28 had no tangles with 7-inch hair, and it pick up 98% of hair and rice. TechRadar found the Dreame X50 Ultra great with pet and human hair, and the Airbot X60’s dock cuts hair off the brush for you. Whichever one you buy, you’ll still need to snip tangled hair off the brush now and then.

Can a robot vacuum climb door tracks and clean rugs? It depends on the model. The Dreame X50 Ultra climbs up to 6 cm, and the other four up to 2 cm. For rugs, look for mops that lift (9 mm to 10.8 mm on our picks). Measure your highest door track before you buy.

How long is the warranty on a robot vacuum in Singapore? Usually 1 to 2 years, depending on the brand and seller. Dreame gives 2 years on the X50 Ultra. Xiaomi gives 1 year on the H50’s main unit. Airbot gives 2 years on the X60’s mainboard and motor, and 1 year on critical parts. FairPrice lists 2 years for the Ecovacs T30C. eufy doesn’t state a length on its Singapore page. Brushes, mop pads and filters are consumables and aren’t covered, so confirm with your seller and keep the receipt.

Last updated: 1 November 2026